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Hunter Rogers of Cleveland Clinic Innovations has been recognized as one of 2024’s 42 rising stars under 40 who are leaders in healthcare.
In the Nurse Inventor Spotlight series, Cleveland Clinic nurses who have embarked on the innovation journey share what they find inspiring about their role, how they identified an unmet need and how their solution could impact both patients and caregivers, their experience with Innovations, and what innovation means to them.
Cleveland Clinic has introduced the Cleveland Clinic Cognitive Battery (C3B), an innovative tool, technology developed by Cleveland Clinic and licensed to Cleveland Clinic Innovations portfolio company, Qr8 Health. It has shown promising results during its rollout, outperforming traditional screening methods. Zach Eisen, Principal, Ventures, Digital Health & Medical Devices shares his insight on the advancements made.
Cleveland Clinic inventor, Glenn Werneburg, MD, PhD, assists in the development research for predicting negative urine culture and the absence of urinary tract infection (UTI) in men with and without urinary catheters.
Arnon Chait, Chief Executive Officer of Cleveland Diagnostics, a Cleveland Clinic Innovations portfolio company, authors this piece on the continuing inequalities in the diagnosis and results of prostate cancer. Dr. Chait shares that the necessity to improve patient access to effective screening techniques is crucial.
Centerline Biomedical and ORSIF, the organization for Occupational Radiation Safety in International Fluoroscopy, partner to raise awareness of health risks associated with fluoroscopic radiation and solutions available to medical professionals.
Through the collaboration, Cleveland Clinic’s critical care and non-critical care central patient monitoring platforms will be integrated with Masimo’s Hospital Automation platform. The collaboration will entail joint initiatives on predictive analytics and artificial intelligence-based algorithms.
The desire for expanded telehealth options has surged since the onset of the pandemic. To address the increased demand for care flexibility and access, hospitals, health systems and healthcare companies have significantly broadened their suite of telehealth solutions in recent years.
Cleveland Clinic Innovations portfolio company, Xealth, launches Dewey, which calculates engagement benchmarks from nearly 1000 use cases across more than 400 hospitals.
