This Just In Radio: ViVE 2026 with Nick Patel, MD and Ashwini Davison, MD, FACP, FAMIA

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This special live episode of This Just In Radio from ViVE 2026 in Los Angeles features insightful conversations with two leading healthcare innovators: Dr. Nick Patel, CEO of Stealth Consulting, and Dr. Ashwini Davison, CMIO of Oncology at AWS. Dr. Patel discusses the transformative potential of AI agents, workflow automation, and the urgent need for system-wide integration in healthcare—highlighting the emerging concept of 'air traffic control' for health systems to improve coordination and patient flow. He also emphasizes the critical challenges of workforce retention and the importance of bringing joy back into clinical work. Dr. Davison focuses on the data revolution in oncology, underscoring how fragmented data silos hinder progress in cancer care despite vast amounts of stored information. She highlights AWS’s role in advancing interoperability through standards like FIRE and initiatives like the $50 billion ARPA-Age pediatric care expansion, which aims to accelerate research and treatment for rare childhood cancers such as DIPG, where survival remains tragically limited to just nine months post-diagnosis. Both guests stress the need for year-round commitment to innovation, collaboration, and data liberation to drive meaningful change in healthcare delivery and outcomes. Key takeaways include: 1) The future of healthcare lies in system-wide integration and real-time operational command centers (air traffic control); 2) AI and agentic workflows must be built on a foundation of data readiness and interoperability; 3) Cancer care innovation requires dismantling data silos and investing in pediatric oncology with urgency; 4) Workforce burnout is a critical barrier, and solutions must prioritize provider well-being and retention; 5) Events like ViVE 2026 are essential for connecting decision-makers, startups, and investors to drive tangible progress. The episode underscores a powerful message: healthcare transformation is not just technological—it’s human-centered, data-driven, and urgently needed.

Key Takeaways
1

Health systems need 'air traffic control' command centers to enable real-time coordination and improve patient flow across multiple facilities.

2

AI and agentic workflows must be built on data readiness—breaking down silos is foundational to innovation.

3

Cancer care is held back by fragmented data; interoperability standards like FIRE are critical for advancing research and treatment.

4

Workforce burnout and provider shortages are systemic issues requiring proactive strategies to retain talent and restore joy in care delivery.

5

Pediatric oncology, especially rare cancers like DIPG, demands urgent investment and data-sharing to improve survival rates.

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Chapters
0:00
2 min

Welcome from ViVE 2026: A Live Broadcast from LA

Host Justin Barnes welcomes listeners to the live broadcast from ViVE 2026 in Los Angeles, expressing gratitude to partners, producers, and attendees. He outlines the show’s mission to deliver real-time intelligence on healthcare innovation, policy, and technology.

1:50
8 min

Dr. Nick Patel on Healthcare’s Inflection Point

We're finally seeing a major change in leadership... the next generational C-suite come in now that has now going to look at more progressive, more open minded out of box thinkers.

Highlight
10:00
9 min

Dr. Ashwini Davison on Data, AI, and Cancer Innovation

The average cancer patient might be generating 1,000 to 10,000 more data elements in a year than a patient with just diabetes or hypertension.

Highlight
19:10
5 min

Closing Reflections and Gratitude

Justin Barnes closes the episode with gratitude to sponsors, partners, and listeners. He reaffirms the importance of continuous innovation, collaboration, and data liberation in transforming healthcare outcomes, especially in pediatric oncology.

High-Impact Quotes
We have not changed the rate of their lifespan of children in the last 60 years, nine months.
Ashwini Davison, MD, FACP, FAMIA22:12
Viral: 95.0
The average cancer patient might be generating 1,000 to 10,000 more data elements in a year than a patient with just diabetes or hypertension.
Ashwini Davison, MD, FACP, FAMIA20:55
Viral: 90.0
We have to do better. But in order to do better, we have to get that data to be able to identify, you know, for this rarer condition what those patterns are historically.
Ashwini Davison, MD, FACP, FAMIA22:37
Viral: 88.0
Speakers

Host

Justin Barnes

Guests

Nick Patel, MDAshwini Davison, MD, FACP, FAMIA
Topics Discussed
Oncology Innovation95%Pediatric Cancer Care93%Data Interoperability92%Healthcare System Integration90%AI and Agentic Workflows88%Workforce Retention and Burnout85%Ambulatory Strategy80%Health Tech Startups78%
People & Brands

Nick Patel, MD

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18xPositive

Ashwini Davison, MD, FACP, FAMIA

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AWS

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12xPositive

Justin Barnes

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ViVE 2026

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10xPositive

Stealth Consulting

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4xPositive

FIRE Interoperability

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3xPositive

Wrapped Health

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3xPositive

HIMSS

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3xPositive

CancerX

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