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In this episode of the Software Made Human podcast, host Garrett Sheridan is joined by two incredible guests, Professors Fionnuala Ní Áinle and Brian Cleary, to explore the intersection of healthcare and technology. They discuss their groundbreaking work on using digital tools to prevent blood clots, the leading cause of maternal deaths in the UK and Ireland. The conversation covers their compassionate approach to healthcare, the creation of an electronic VTE risk assessment tool, and the impact of public awareness campaigns. This inspiring episode highlights how technology, when paired with human expertise, can save lives and transform healthcare outcomes.
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