Sleep affects everything in a child’s life, learning, mood, chronic disease, surgical risk, and long-term health. Yet the way we measure sleep in pediatrics hasn’t evolved much. Traditional sleep labs: Require hospital visits Use dozens of wires and sensors Can take up to a year to schedule May not reflect real sleep patterns at home.

Healthcare innovation often moves cautiously. But what if we aimed higher? This episode brings together three leaders thinking not one year ahead, but ten. 1. The Pediatric Moonshot – Dr. Timothy Chou Dr. Timothy Chou, former President of Oracle’s Cloud Computing business, is leading an ambitious mission: create privacy-preserving AI applications across one million healthcare.

Innovation in pediatric medicine doesn’t always look like what you’d expect. Sometimes it’s a headset. Sometimes it’s a quieter MRI machine. And sometimes, it’s thousands of tiny zebrafish swimming in a lab. In this episode, three leaders from Children’s Hospital Los Angeles share how emerging technologies are transforming the way we treat children. 1. Virtual.

Patient safety isn’t about reacting faster,  it’s about preventing harm altogether. In this episode, leaders from medicine, data science, and product design come together to explain how pediatric healthcare systems are evolving to protect children more effectively and more humanely. Anne Lyren shares how the SPS Network enables hospitals to learn from one another in.