The podcast about AI and digital health in underserved communities globally
Global Perspectives on Digital Health

Global Perspectives on Digital Health

This is the podcast sharing the stories and insights of people in digital health and AI for impact with underserved communities around the world.

Break out of your bubble. Get a truly global perspective.

Recent Episodes

Feb. 17, 2026

Digital innovation in humanitarian settings

How do global organizations built to respond and aid in conflict respond to digital transformation? The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) : you’re probably familiar with the work that happens here : emergencies,...

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Jan. 28, 2026

USAID cuts, women's health and leading the right way

At the end of last year I got the chance to record the first episode of the show in an actual studio. Still a lot to learn about this versus virtually, but Patty Mecheal was a gracious and very awesome guest. Patty, CEO of he...

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Jan. 14, 2026

Why displaced people need a digital identitiy

I sat down to talk to Nadia Kadhim, co-founder of Naq about digital identity and healthcare for displaced people. Nadia’s father was a refugee, and we hear about her journey into human rights law and eventually into data secu...

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Nov. 5, 2025

Evaluation level up : Measuring what matters

🎯 Evaluation! A make or break thing in the digital health. I sat down with Dr Shay Soremekun from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine to talk about the very hot topic of evidence generation and evaluation. Everyo...

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Oct. 7, 2025

Social impact in a time of scarcity, and the power of community

🚨 Nick Martin, social impact titan, one of the biggest voices out there in this space with a huge following and community, helping connect people to jobs, funding and much more. Founder and CEO of TechChange, working with fu...

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Sept. 9, 2025

Digital health innovation with refugees. A founder's story.

As underserved communities go, refugees are up there as the most vulnerable. We already have systemic and deep challenges for physical health services not being designed for displaced people, and has we rush to bolt on digita...

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