MindSea Digital Health Blog
News and insights on mobile app development, design, and digital healthcare
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Moving Digital Health, Episode 24: Eirini Schlosser of Dyania Health
Our guest this episode was Eirini Schlosser, the founder and CEO of Dyania Health, an advanced healthcare AI research company that helps find clinical trials for patients with life impacting conditions. Eirini joined Reuben Hall to discuss the real-world uses, successes, and challenges of AI technologies in the healthcare setting. “[We can use the] same Read more
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Moving Digital Health, Episode 23: Lorne Segal of Constant Health
Our guest this episode was Lorne Segal, Co-Founder and Director of Operations at the Bariatric Medical Institute and Co-Founder of Constant Health, who discussed with Reuben Hall the background and creation of BMI, the expansion to pediatric obesity and partnership with the Ottawa Hospital, the introduction of technology and the need for the Constant Health Read more
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Moving Digital Health, Episode 22: Dr. Jonathan Baktari of e7 Health
Our guest this episode was Dr. Jonathan Baktari, the CEO of eNational Testing, E7 Health, and US Drug Test Centers. He brings over 20 years of clinical, administrative, and entrepreneurial experience. He’s been a triple board certified physician, specializing in internal medicine, pulmonary, and critical care medicine. Dr Baktari joined Reuben Hall to discuss the Read more
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Top Digital Health App Features in 2023
At MindSea, we don’t just design and develop apps. While it is the primary focus of our work, it’s more common for us to work with clients on more complex “digital ecosystems” that include a mobile app, one or more responsive websites, a secure backend and integrations with smart devices and wearables. We see it Read more
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Moving Digital Health, Episode 21: Dr. Muhammad Mamdani from Unity Health and the University of Toronto
Our guest this episode was Dr. Muhammad Mamdani, a Canadian professor, pharmacist and epidemiologist, known for contributions to pharmacoeconomics, drug safety and application of data analytics and artificial intelligence to medical systems. He is the Vice-President of Data Science and Advanced Analytics at Unity Health Toronto, and the founder and Director of the Temerty Centre Read more
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Moving Digital Health, Episode 20: Patricia Bradley from MindMaze
Our guest this episode was Patricia Bradley, CEO of MindMaze. Patricia is an innovative commercial executive leader with over 25 years of healthcare experience. Previously, she held senior leadership positions as a vice president of sales and marketing at Nova Nordisk, where she built a successful clinical education business unit from the ground up with Read more
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Moving Digital Health, Episode 19: Bill Winkenwerder from CitiusTech
Our guest this episode was Bill Winkenwerder, M.D.. Dr. Winkenwerder is a nationally known health care strategist with extensive leadership experience in the US Department of Defense and the private health sector. He is Chairman at CitiusTech and Chairman and CEO of Winkenwerder Strategies, LLC, a health care advisory and investment firm. He is an Read more
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Moving Digital Health, Episode 18: Derek Ritz from ecGroup Inc.
Our guest this week was Derek Ritz, Principal Consultant of ecGroup Inc, discussing his digital health work in low and middle income countries, Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East and Asia Pacific regions. This was a fantastic and eye-opening discussion highlighting how Derek’s work overseas has influenced his work in the North American digital health industry, Read more
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The MindSea Approach to Design
At MindSea, we believe great design starts with understanding the needs of the people who will use the service or product, and begins with conducting intentional work to build that understanding. We combine and apply the thinking and techniques from Human-Centered Design (HCD), User-Centered Design (UCD), User Experience (UX), and Service Design to employ a Read more
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How Mobile Health Apps Are Improving Healthcare: Saving Costs, Saving Lives
Chronic illnesses cost billions each year The rise of chronic illnesses is costing the Canadian economy billions of dollars each year. The Public Health Agency reports 44% of adults are living with at least one chronic illness and another 80% are at risk for developing one. The costs on the economy and for patients are Read more
