How Smart Hospitals Are Built: AI, Patient Safety & the Hidden Systems Behind Healthcare | Sam Ye...
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How Smart Hospitals Are Built: AI, Patient Safety & the Hidden Systems Behind Healthcare | Sam Ye...
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What happens when world-class clinical care is supported by systems that are fragmented, manual and unpredictable?
In this episode of The Dave Pamah Show, Dave Pamah speaks with Srikar “Sam” Yeruva, Founder and CEO of Pycube, about the hidden operational systems that keep hospitals running — and what happens when those systems fail.
Sam's journey into healthcare technology was shaped by a deeply personal experience: a critical biopsy sample was lost for 10 days. That experience exposed a wider problem inside healthcare — the gap between excellent clinical care and the operational infrastructure supporting it.
We explore operational intelligence, AI in healthcare, patient safety, hospital efficiency, healthcare technology and staff burnout, asking a bigger question: can smarter systems give doctors and nurses more time to do what they are trained to do?
Sam explains how real-time data and intelligent automation can help hospitals track equipment, specimens, blood and supplies, reduce hidden waste, recover lost efficiency and improve the working environment for clinicians.
But this isn't simply a conversation about technology.
It's about how healthcare systems actually work under pressure — what patients don't see, where systems break down, and why operational failures can ultimately become human and patient-safety issues.
From the UK to the United States and beyond, the challenges may look different on the surface, but the underlying patterns can be remarkably similar.
Topics include: AI in healthcare, smart hospitals, patient safety, operational intelligence, healthcare efficiency, hospital automation, clinical workflows, healthcare technology, reducing clinician burnout and the future of healthcare.
Guest: Srikar “Sam” Yeruva — Founder & CEO, Pycube