I had Google NotebookLM create a podcast about two important documents, "The Boston Paradox" and "Healthy People in a Healthy Economy, A Blueprint for Action in Massachusetts", both from 2007 and 2009. All of this is still relevant and at the forefront of what we should do to create sustainable health(care), everywhere in the world. Something I coined our "Plumbers problem": we wait till something goes wrong, and then we start fixing the holes in the wall where the water gusts out, instead of somebody going into the basement, closing down the tab a bit (more).

Within 5 minutes, one can create a narrated podcast version of an article, presentation or even a book with Google's NotebookLM. I've used my 2018 book "Augmented Health (care), The End of the Beginning" in this example. In a 10-minute podcast the essence of my book (even though the algorithm had to make some choices ;-)

Tjeerd Bosklopper was appointed CEO Netherlands Non-life, Banking & Technology on 1 June 2020. In this role, Tjeerd is responsible for the Dutch Non-life, Banking business segments, and Customer & Commerce. He also remains responsible for innovation, digital transformation, and IT in the Netherlands.

#virtualcoffee: Dialogues about the Future of Health including innovation, the new era of digital-first, physical next, and reflections from outside of healthcare. Brief conversations, as if it were in a barista-café, always realistic but with a positive outlook. There are enough pessimistic channels out there already.

I’m your host, my name is Lucien Engelen: Assisting organizations, corporates, and governments worldwide to make a soft landing into the future. 40 years of healthcare experience: in Ambulance-services, dispatch centers, University Medical Center, and Singularity University. All mainly on the innovation intersection of technology and patient empowerment.
As a global keynote speaker and as an Edge fellow for Deloitte’s Center for the Edge, I support healthcare organizations, governments, corporates, and healthcare professionals in my role as a Global Strategist Digital Health, next to being faculty at SingularityU's Exponential Medicine.

I started during the COVID pandemic, checking in with friends, colleagues, and experts about topics that matter to them, and to me.

Distributed through Linkedin Live, Youtube, and Facebook with video and through Spotify, Apple podcast and other audio platforms or via my website www.transform.health

https://lucienengelen.com/category/podcast/virtual-coffee/

I had a great #virtualcoffee with Jarno Duursma, who wanted to interview me for his podcast. We combined our mission to share knowledge and did a podcast and a #virtualcoffee on Linkedin LIVE into one session.

#VirtualCoffee with Dominique van Seggelen and Randy Jagt about oppertunities on the intersection of the Future of Food and the Future of Health

Audio version Virtual Coffee with Dave de Bronkhart aka ePatientDave

Virtual Coffee with Daniel Kraft about the impact of COVID-19 on innovation in healthcare and beyond. Video of this LinkedIn LIVE session on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Obzmr5blbp4&t=13s

Exploring the issue of fighting both cyber and biological viruses: what are the points of connection and similarities?

Sir Rob Wainwright and Lucien Engelen

In this episode, we talk about how responsible businesses can think through rare or unusual incidents in the healthcare space by drawing analogies. Are there similarities in the challenges faced in healthcare on the one hand, and in cybersecurity on the other?

Our host, Sir Rob Wainwright, has decades of experience dealing with international global cyberattacks as the former head of Europol, the EU’s law enforcement agency. He led the establishment of the European Cybercrime Centre, which has become the focal point for all major cybercrime investigations across Europe. Our guest is Lucien Engelen. He brings years of insightful experience in healthcare. He advised the Board of Directors at Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre, he’s lead some of Singularity University’s initiatives on innovation in healthcare & medicine, Edge Fellow for the Deloitte Centre for the Edge. And has published the book “Augmented Health(care): the end of the Beginning”.

"Social distancing is similar to network isolation techniques in the cyber world". Lucien Engelen —