Designing for Safety: Inside the Development of the Guardian Needle Electrode

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Rich Vogel

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Neuroscientist, strategist and HealthTech CEO Rich Vogel combines his expertise in brain science and organizational leadership with his passion for storytelling and human connection. Listeners can expect engaging stories, expert interviews, and actionable insights that enlighten and empower. Whether you're leading a team, navigating a career transition, or simply hungry for knowledge that stimulates, there's something here for you. Have questions for the pod? Submit your questions on my Sub-Reddit: r/RichVogel Want to get in touch? Email me, stimulatingstuffpodcast@gmail.com

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Designing for Safety: Inside the Development of the Guardian Needle Electrode

Stimulating Stuff

53 minutes

3 months ago

Designing for Safety: Inside the Development of the Guardian Needle Electrode

In this episode, Jess Barley and Leah Hanson join Rich to discuss an innovative new subdermal needle electrode designed to reduce needlestick injuries. This is a conversation among experts about clinician safety, thoughtful design, and the future of neurodiagnostics. Learn how a simple redesign can improve patient care, protect healthcare workers, and reshape professional relationships in high-stakes clinical environments.

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