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The Smart Care Team Spotlight Podcast

The Smart Care Team Spotlight Podcast

De : Molly McCarthy
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 In a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, the challenges faced by clinicians are mounting. Join host Molly McCarthy MBA RN-BC, former US Microsoft CNO, as she leads captivating conversations with today’s health leaders about the game-changing potential of AI and Ambient Intelligence for care teams. Visit virtualnursing.com, your go-to resource for accelerating the transition to smart care teams. Presented by care.ai ®.care.ai Hygiène et vie saine Maladie et pathologies physiques
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  • Episode #75: What Actually Makes a Hospital Smart

    Episode #75: What Actually Makes a Hospital Smart
    Nov 4 2026
    A smart hospital is not measured by how much technology it buys! In this episode of the Smart Care Team Spotlight, Dr. Stephanie Hoelscher, Professor and Director of Informatics in Intelligent Systems at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, makes the case that AI literacy now sits at the foundation of nursing practice. She identifies data quality, input, and output as the pitfalls nurses and leaders most often underestimate, and explains how a polished dashboard displaying a risk score can give a clinician a false sense of accuracy. She walks through what happened when her School of Nursing wrote its own AI policy and found the institution drafting one in tandem. And she pushes back hard on the habit of buying the technology first and bringing nurses in afterward to make it work. Tune in to hear why upskilling now travels with two companions worth naming: deskilling and never-skilling! Resources: Connect with and follow Dr. Steph Hoelscher on LinkedIn. Follow the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center on LinkedIn and visit their website! Read the NURSES AI Literacy Framework article here. Learn more about the AI micro-credential at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center here.
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    47 min
  • Episode #74: AI Isn’t Coming. It’s Already Here, with Amy McCarthy, Chief Nursing Officer at Hippocratic AI

    Episode #74: AI Isn’t Coming. It’s Already Here, with Amy McCarthy, Chief Nursing Officer at Hippocratic AI
    Oct 21 2026
    Nursing belongs in the room where AI gets designed! In this episode of the Smart Care Team Spotlight, Amy McCarthy, Chief Nursing Officer at Hippocratic AI, returns two and a half years after her first appearance to talk about what the move from hospital leadership into industry actually taught her. She walks Molly through Nurse Copilot, the company’s inpatient product, which nurses across the country co-designed and which is now commercially available. She breaks down what agentic AI means in practice, from voice agents that handle admissions navigation and discharge preparation to a constellation of roughly 31 supporting models designed to keep those conversations safe. And she is direct about what happens when leaders skip the hard part: handing nurses a product and hoping for adoption leads to workarounds, unused technology, and an investment that was never worth making. Tune in to hear why Amy tells every audience she speaks to that AI is not coming; it is already here! Resources: Connect with and follow Amy McCarthy on LinkedIn. Follow Hippocratic AI on LinkedIn and discover their website!
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    35 min
  • Episode #73: From a Napkin to a Smart Patch: Innovation Starts at the Bedside, with Dr. Elizabeth Johnson, nurse researcher and assistant pr

    Episode #73: From a Napkin to a Smart Patch: Innovation Starts at the Bedside, with Dr. Elizabeth Johnson, nurse researcher and assistant pr
    Oct 7 2026
    A question from a grieving parent that a research nurse couldn't answer became a smart patch the size of a quarter! In this episode of the Smart Care Team Spotlight, Dr. Elizabeth Johnson, nurse researcher and assistant professor at Montana State University's Mark and Robyn Jones College of Nursing, traces how two clinical trial families redirected her entire line of inquiry. She walks through the development of Trialware, an encrypted, satellite-connected smart patch that hands local providers the de-identified information they need to make immediate care decisions while alerting the research team that their patient has walked through the door. She takes apart what outsiders misread about rural, frontier, and tribal access, from the gas, lodging, and cell coverage behind a single appointment to the aging populations that make lifespan-spanning facilities a design requirement rather than a nicety. Dr. Johnson also shares the Kind Room, a project that handed floor plans and crayons to 200 tribal and rural children and asked them what a space should feel like before it can help anyone heal. Tune in to hear how a napkin sketch became a validated device, a children's book, and a case for putting clinical voice inside the built environment! Resources: Connect with and follow Dr. Elizabeth Johnson on LinkedIn. Follow Montana State University-Bozeman on LinkedIn and explore their website! Learn more about the Nursing Institute for Healthcare Design on LinkedIn and visit their website! Discover the Alliance for Smart Healthcare Excellence on LinkedIn and check out their website!
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    34 min
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