Reid Maclellan's guest appearances

Reid Maclellan

SharkPreneur

Voice First Health

Clean Beauty School 

Rob Walch

Neil Patel

Rod Khleif

Ricky Shetty

Joe Vitale

Mitch Stephen

Brian Johnson

Michael Hyatt

Rob Hoffman

Mark Pattison

Diane Gardner

Stacey Brown Randall

Daniel Ramsey

Dave Asprey

Logan Freeman

OwlTail

“My guiding light is if I wouldn’t recommend it to my mom, I wouldn’t recommend it to my patients or followers on social media,” says board-certified dermatologist Muneeb Shah, D.O., who is part of the viral sensation Doctorly. On this episode of Clean Beauty School, mindbodygreen beauty director and host Alexandra Engler is joined by Shah and plastic surgeon Reid Maclellan, M.D., adjunct Professor of Surgery at both Harvard Medical School and Boston Children’s Hospital, and Founder and CEO of telemedicine company Cortina Health, Inc. In the episode they discuss the future of dermatology and technology, how mental health impacts skin, and debunking viral social media myths.Show notes:-Follow board-certified dermatologist Muneeb Shah, D.O. and Doctorly-Follow plastic surgeon Reid Maclellan, M.D.-Utilize &amp; learn more about Cortina Health-Read more about topics mentioned in this episode: How stress impacts skin, psychodermatology, how sleeps impact on skin, basic skin care routineTake 15% off dry body oil with code BODYOILPOD. Cannot combine with gift cards or other discount codes. Apply code at checkout.Follow the host: @alex_blair_Call in: sayhi.chat/cleanbeautyschool Comments: podcast@mindbodygreen.comSponsorship inquiries: sales@mindbodygreen.com 

“My guiding light is if I wouldn’t recommend it to my mom, I wouldn’t recommend it to my patients or followers on social media,” says board-certified dermatologist Muneeb Shah, D.O., who is part of the viral sensation Doctorly. On this episode of Clean Beauty School, mindbodygreen beauty director and host Alexandra Engler is joined by Shah and plastic surgeon Reid Maclellan, M.D., adjunct Professor of Surgery at both Harvard Medical School and Boston Children’s Hospital, and Founder and CEO of telemedicine company Cortina Health, Inc. In the episode they discuss the future of dermatology and technology, how mental health impacts skin, and debunking viral social media myths. Show notes:-Follow board-certified dermatologist <a href="https://www.instagram.com/doctorly/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Muneeb Shah, D.O</a>. and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@Doctorly" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Doctorly</a>-Follow plastic surgeon <a href="https://www.instagram.com/drreidmaclellan/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Reid Maclellan, M.D.</a>-Utilize &amp; learn more about <a href="https://www.getcortina.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cortina Health</a>-Read more about topics mentioned in this episode: <a href="https://www.mindbodygreen.com/articles/6-things-stress-and-poor-sleep-can-do-to-your-skin-from-top-derm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">How stress impacts skin</a>, <a href="https://www.mindbodygreen.com/articles/whats-the-connection-between-mental-health-and-skin-health" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">psychodermatology</a>, <a href="https://www.mindbodygreen.com/articles/beauty-breakdown-beauty-sleep" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">how sleeps impact on skin</a>, <a href="https://www.mindbodygreen.com/articles/skin-care-order" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">basic skin care routine</a> Take 15% off <a href="https://shop.mindbodygreen.com/products/dry-body-oil" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">dry body oil</a> with code BODYOILPOD. Cannot combine with gift cards or other discount codes. Apply code at checkout. Follow the host: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/alex_blair_/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@alex_blair_</a>Call in: <a href="https://sayhi.chat/cleanbeautyschool" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sayhi.chat/cleanbeautyschool </a>Comments: <a href="mailto:podcast@mindbodygreen.com">podcast@mindbodygreen.com</a>Sponsorship inquiries: <a href="mailto:sales@mindbodygreen.com">sales@mindbodygreen.com</a>

121: The future of skin health | board-certified dermatologist Muneeb Shah, D.O., & plastic surgeon Reid Maclellan, M.D.

819: Disrupting the Skin Care Industry , Dr. Reid Maclellan, Cortina Health Disrupting the Skin Care IndustryDr. Reid Maclellan, Cortina Health – The Sharkpreneur podcast with Kevin Harrington and Seth Greene Episode 819 Dr. Reid MaclellanReid Maclellan, M.D. is the Founder and CEO of Cortina Health, Inc. Dr. Maclellan also is an Adjunct Professor of Plastic Surgery at both Harvard Medical School and Boston Children’s Hospital where he practices and teaches translational medical research. Cortina Health, an artificial intelligence healthcare company, has a mission to restore the “care” in healthcare and improve quality of life for both patients and physicians. Cortina Health combines its proprietary patent pending AI-assisted teledermatology solution with its national network of board-certified dermatologists to provide patients with an immediate diagnosis and treatment plan all from the comfort of the patient’s home. Cortina’s compounding pharmacy then formulates and delivers the customized medications to the patient’s doorstep. Cortina’s platform automatically connects with the patient regularly to ensure a true continuity of care. Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Dr. Reid Maclellan about disrupting the skin care industry.Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:- How Cortina is a virtual teledermatology that is available in all 50 states.- How you get your results from a board-certified dermatologist in 24 hours with Cortina, unlike a traditional practice that may take 6 months to get you in.- Why everyone in America should have access to elite, board certified dermatologists.- How the secret to success is surrounding yourself with people who are smarter than you.- How Cortina’s dermatologists have seen over 100,000 patients collectively. Connect with Dr. Maclellan:Guest Contact InfoTwitter @getcortinaInstagram @getcortinaFacebook facebook.com/GetCortinaLinkedInLinkedin.com/company/cortinahealthLinks Mentioned: cortinahealth.com   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

819: Disrupting the Skin Care Industry , Dr. Reid Maclellan, Cortina Health Disrupting the Skin Care IndustryDr. Reid Maclellan, Cortina Health – The Sharkpreneur podcast with Kevin Harrington and Seth Greene Episode 819 Dr. Reid MaclellanReid Maclellan, M.D. is the Founder and CEO of Cortina Health, Inc. Dr. Maclellan also is an Adjunct Professor of Plastic Surgery at both Harvard Medical School and Boston Children’s Hospital where he practices and teaches translational medical research. Cortina Health, an artificial intelligence healthcare company, has a mission to restore the “care” in healthcare and improve quality of life for both patients and physicians. Cortina Health combines its proprietary patent pending AI-assisted teledermatology solution with its national network of board-certified dermatologists to provide patients with an immediate diagnosis and treatment plan all from the comfort of the patient’s home. Cortina’s compounding pharmacy then formulates and delivers the customized medications to the patient’s doorstep. Cortina’s platform automatically connects with the patient regularly to ensure a true continuity of care. Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Dr. Reid Maclellan about disrupting the skin care industry.Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:- How Cortina is a virtual teledermatology that is available in all 50 states.- How you get your results from a board-certified dermatologist in 24 hours with Cortina, unlike a traditional practice that may take 6 months to get you in.- Why everyone in America should have access to elite, board certified dermatologists.- How the secret to success is surrounding yourself with people who are smarter than you.- How Cortina’s dermatologists have seen over 100,000 patients collectively. Connect with Dr. Maclellan:Guest Contact InfoTwitter @getcortinaInstagram @getcortinaFacebook<a href="%20facebook.com/GetCortina" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> facebook.com/GetCortina</a>LinkedIn<a href="Linkedin.com/company/cortinahealth" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Linkedin.com/company/cortinahealth</a> Links Mentioned: <a href="http://cortinahealth.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">cortinahealth.com</a> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

819: Disrupting the Skin Care Industry with Dr. Reid Maclellan

Matt Cybulsky

In this episode, Teri talks to doctors Matt Cybulsky and Reid Maclellan, who were both with him at the Voice of Healthcare Summit in Boston in the summer.The three interviewed each other in more of like a fireside chat about the incredible things going on at the intersection of voice technology and healthcare, and in particular the great stuff that they heard when they were at the Voice of Healthcare Summit.Matt Cybulsky is the founder and chief consultant of IONIA Healthcare Consulting, where they offer organizations with support addressing strategic and operational innovative projects. His expertise focuses on technology and healthcare delivery.Reid Maclellan is a physician and adjunct professor at Harvard Medical School and Boston Children’s Hospital. He’s also an instructor of surgery at Harvard Medical School as well as the founder and CEO of Asclepius, an artificial intelligence company with the mission to restore the care in healthcare and improve quality of life for patients and physicians. Key Points from the Discussion!Conversations at the Voice of Healthcare Summit around building applicable tools, ethics and privacy, and expanding tech for voice-first.Key Takeaways from the SummitCompared to the summit in 2018, the number of people doing incredible things in the voice space and healthcare more than doubled. This is evidence that there is a lot of continuously increasing interest.The breadth of different speakers who were representing so many organizations also increased.There were so many different topics in voice and healthcare.We are going to see a skyrocket in wonderful applications that are going to assist physicians and patients in healthcare.Tangible Builds for VoiceThere’s been excellent research in the integration of voice technology into EMRs.The idea of vocal biomarkers is a fascinating area with great potential.There are different voice applications, like from the Mayo Clinic, which has been growing their applications beyond just being informational skills to integrating patient care with voice technology.Beyond Pilot Projects2019 has been called the year of the pilot.Most revolutionary applications that could impact healthcare on a massive scale are still in pilot stage.Some of the organizations, hospitals, and clinicians that have their own pilot projects that they want to grow will need to hasten their efforts in coming out with tangible tools, because some of the larger firms with more capital will start introducing voice tools and interactive features that may be a little more advanced.  One of the biggest barriers to launching health-oriented voice applications at scale has been the protection of users’ privacy. With the recent HIPAA Compliance for Alexa for certain institutions, we are going to see some of the healthcare applications come online.The Mayo Clinic has been giving patients a lot of information through voice applications.AI in GeneralA user can converse with an AI type bot in different ways.AI is not intelligent until the creator makes it that way. That’s why a lot of AI was originally formed based off of image pattern recognition because it was easy to give the computer a bunch of data (all the same images), and then a few that were different, for it to learn.With the advent of NLP (Natural Language Processing), AI can understand conversations and words.There will be a cultural change for physicians to really adopt conversational AI.Notable Speakers at the SummitNathan Treloar of Orbita is a heavyweight boxer in the voice first world. Orbita has tools that are tangible and being used in the market. They’ve been able to achieve great milestones.Stuart Patterson of LifePod opened people’s eyes in as far as what can be done in home health, keeping families informed about loved ones who are ill, care for the elderly, and so much more.Punit Soni of Suki talked about the concept of being able to utilize voice while you’re hands-on with the patient and not being distracted by the keyboard and screen.Bianca Phillips of e-Health Consultants talked about the ethics and law of voice technology in health.Other interesting speakers included Michael Antaran of CARROT Pass, Henry O'Connell of Canary Speech, Audrey Arbeeny of Audiobrain, and others.Voice as a Potential Vital SignThere’s a study that was done by Mayo Clinic and BeyondVerbal to look at patients who were going in for a coronary angiogram and they had those patients read different statements. They then looked at the outcomes of the coronary angiograms and found a statistically significant correlation between the way someone speaks and the risk of coronary heart disease.They also did a study to look at people with congestive heart failure. They followed those people over time and had them read or describe an experience. They found a statistically significant correlation between the way someone spoke and the risk of death.Links and Resources in this EpisodeThe Comprehensive Flash Briefing Formula CourseVoice of Healthcare Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Teri talks to doctors Matt Cybulsky and Reid Maclellan, who were both with him at the Voice of Healthcare Summit in Boston in the summer.The three interviewed each other in more of like a fireside chat about the incredible things going on at the intersection of voice technology and healthcare, and in particular the great stuff that they heard when they were at the Voice of Healthcare Summit.Matt Cybulsky is the founder and chief consultant of IONIA Healthcare Consulting, where they offer organizations with support addressing strategic and operational innovative projects. His expertise focuses on technology and healthcare delivery.Reid Maclellan is a physician and adjunct professor at Harvard Medical School and Boston Children’s Hospital. He’s also an instructor of surgery at Harvard Medical School as well as the founder and CEO of Asclepius, an artificial intelligence company with the mission to restore the care in healthcare and improve quality of life for patients and physicians. Key Points from the Discussion!<ul><li>Conversations at the Voice of Healthcare Summit around building applicable tools, ethics and privacy, and expanding tech for voice-first.</li></ul>Key Takeaways from the Summit<ul><li>Compared to the summit in 2018, the number of people doing incredible things in the voice space and healthcare more than doubled. This is evidence that there is a lot of continuously increasing interest.</li><li>The breadth of different speakers who were representing so many organizations also increased.</li><li>There were so many different topics in voice and healthcare.</li><li>We are going to see a skyrocket in wonderful applications that are going to assist physicians and patients in healthcare.</li></ul>Tangible Builds for Voice<ul><li>There’s been excellent research in the integration of voice technology into EMRs.</li><li>The idea of vocal biomarkers is a fascinating area with great potential.</li><li>There are different voice applications, like from the Mayo Clinic, which has been growing their applications beyond just being informational skills to integrating patient care with voice technology.</li></ul>Beyond Pilot Projects<ul><li>2019 has been called the year of the pilot.</li><li>Most revolutionary applications that could impact healthcare on a massive scale are still in pilot stage.</li><li>Some of the organizations, hospitals, and clinicians that have their own pilot projects that they want to grow will need to hasten their efforts in coming out with tangible tools, because some of the larger firms with more capital will start introducing voice tools and interactive features that may be a little more advanced.  </li><li>One of the biggest barriers to launching health-oriented voice applications at scale has been the protection of users’ privacy. With the recent HIPAA Compliance for Alexa for certain institutions, we are going to see some of the healthcare applications come online.</li><li>The Mayo Clinic has been giving patients a lot of information through voice applications.</li></ul>AI in General<ul><li>A user can converse with an AI type bot in different ways.</li><li>AI is not intelligent until the creator makes it that way. That’s why a lot of AI was originally formed based off of image pattern recognition because it was easy to give the computer a bunch of data (all the same images), and then a few that were different, for it to learn.</li><li>With the advent of NLP (Natural Language Processing), AI can understand conversations and words.</li><li>There will be a cultural change for physicians to really adopt conversational AI.</li></ul>Notable Speakers at the Summit<ul><li>Nathan Treloar of Orbita is a heavyweight boxer in the voice first world. Orbita has tools that are tangible and being used in the market. They’ve been able to achieve great milestones.</li><li>Stuart Patterson of LifePod opened people’s eyes in as far as what can be done in home health, keeping families informed about loved ones who are ill, care for the elderly, and so much more.</li><li>Punit Soni of Suki talked about the concept of being able to utilize voice while you’re hands-on with the patient and not being distracted by the keyboard and screen.</li><li>Bianca Phillips of e-Health Consultants talked about the ethics and law of voice technology in health.</li><li>Other interesting speakers included Michael Antaran of CARROT Pass, Henry O'Connell of Canary Speech, Audrey Arbeeny of Audiobrain, and others.</li></ul>Voice as a Potential Vital Sign<ul><li>There’s a study that was done by Mayo Clinic and BeyondVerbal to look at patients who were going in for a coronary angiogram and they had those patients read different statements. They then looked at the outcomes of the coronary angiograms and found a statistically significant correlation between the way someone speaks and the risk of coronary heart disease.</li><li>They also did a study to look at people with congestive heart failure. They followed those people over time and had them read or describe an experience. They found a statistically significant correlation between the way someone spoke and the risk of death.</li></ul>Links and Resources in this Episode<ul><li><a href="http://flashbriefingformula.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Comprehensive Flash Briefing Formula Course</a></li><li><a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-voice-of-healthcare/id1239111057" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Voice of Healthcare Podcast</a></li></ul> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Voice of Healthcare Summit 2019 with Matt Cybulsky and Reid Maclellan