Ardexia Podcast: Healthcare Change for the Better

Healthcare change people can trust.This is where we explore digital health innovation that actually achieves adoption.Host Dr. Aditi Joshi is an emergency physician who's spent two decades building telemedicine, AI, and digital health programs worldwide. She's seen the pattern: organizations focus on technology while ignoring the critical implementation steps that determine success or failure.Each episode features real conversations with clinicians, founders, and leaders who've navigated digital transformation in the trenches. We talk about AI governance, virtual care

Ardexia Podcast: Healthcare Change for the Better is a health podcast hosted by Aditi U. Joshi, with 11 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Aditi U. Joshi hosts Ardexia Podcast: Healthcare Change for the Better, a health show with 11 episodes published.

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  Episode #11

  Why Most Digital Health Programs Never Cross the Threshold

  Aug 4, 20269 minS1

  Most digital health programs never cross the threshold where adoption becomes the norm. The pilot runs, the enthusiasts show up, and then nothing moves. National telehealth usage sits between 5 and 10% after the biggest forced adoption event in the history of digital health. Jefferson Health was the outlier. This episode is about why. Dr. Aditi Joshi is the founder of Ardexia and an emergency physician who has spent fifteen years building and evaluating digital health programs across three continents. In this episode she breaks down why compliance is not adoption, what the Magic Third means for implementation strategy, and what it actually takes to change conditions until adoption becomes the path of least resistance.

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  Episode #10

  The Gap Between Good Tech and Actually Using It

  Jun 26, 202619 minS1

  <p>Half of patients who receive a digital therapeutic prescription never download the app. The prescription exists. The reimbursement exists. The clinical evidence exists. The patient never gets there.</p><p>Stéphane Tholander has spent fifteen years building digital health companies in France and he is direct about what is not working. He co-founded the first French company to receive CE marking under the new medical device regulation and built AppThera to close the gap between good tech and actually using it.</p><p>In this episode we get into why your payer not being your user breaks most d...

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  Episode #9

  What Military Leadership Teaches About Health System Transformation: Stories from New Zealand

  Apr 14, 202624 minS1

  <p>"Bureaucracy isn't always a bad word." </p><p>In this episode of Ardexia Insights, Dr. Aditi Joshi speaks with Dr. Lloyd McCann, CEO of Tamaki Health in New Zealand, about his unique journey from military leadership to healthcare innovation. They discuss the importance of effective leadership, the challenges of bureaucracy, and the need for a consumer-centered approach in health system design. Dr. McCann shares insights on leveraging digital technologies and the significance of a national health identifier in improving patient care. The conversation highlights the exciting transformations happening at Tamaki Health and the broader implications for healthcare systems worldwide...

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  Episode #8

  Healthcare Design Starts with Stories, Not Solutions

  Mar 17, 202624 minS1

  <p>In this episode of Ardexia Insights, I’m joined by Dr. Resa E. Lewiss, a Harvard-trained ER physician and a pioneer in healthcare system design. We aren't talking about aesthetics; we’re talking about the deep change management required to align physical space, digital workflows, and clinical reality.</p><p>What we tackle in this conversation:</p><p>The EHR-Ultrasound Gap: Why point-of-care tech fails when the "design" doesn't account for how data actually flows into the chart.</p><p>The Architect-Clinician Disconnect: Why your billion-dollar hospital wing might actually be hindering patient care from Day 1.</p><p>Human-Centered Real...

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  Episode #7

  Why Every Healthcare Technology has Tradeoffs

  Feb 24, 202621 minS1

  <p>Welcome to Episode 7 of the Ardexia Podcast where we speak to leaders, clinicians and advocates for better healthcare. This week, we talk to Dr. Minal Shah, a hospitalist, physician informaticist, and health technology leader at CommonSpirit Health, one of the largest health systems in the US, where she supports more than 25,000 providers.In our latest Ardexia Insights conversation, Minal and I explored what happens when organizations understand trade-offs versus when they chase innovation without understanding ecosystem impact:→ Why clinical judgment and medical knowledge are different things→ How the patient portal inbox became a burnout driver→ What limits scaling (hint: it's o...

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