Episode # 87 • 18 Feb 2025
Innovating on Point of Care Access to Device Information
What makes a new technology “sticky?” Returning guest Dr. Raj Khalsa offers his insights on building a user-friendly application interface that will attract and retain interest. In this episode of Backtable Innovation, Dr. Khalsa discusses the inception and development of QuickTouch Clinical, a new application aimed at improving instant access to medical device information for endovascular specialists.
Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
07:28 - Founding Omnigence
16:16 - Building the QuickTouch App
24:46 - User Experience and Future Plans
30:28 - Balancing Feedback and Development
31:07 - Targeting Beta Users and Expansion Plans
36:44 - Engagement Tools and App Features
40:32 - Preparing for Launch
48:52 - Balancing Clinical Practice and Entrepreneurship
56:10 - Final Thoughts and Advice
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More about this episode
Dr. Khalsa shares how his background in interventional radiology and engineering inspired his entrepreneurial journey, leading to the formation of the Omnigence and the subsequent creation of QuickTouch Clinical. Highlighting the challenges and lessons learned along the way, Dr. Khalsa emphasizes the importance of user experience, data accuracy, and iterative development. The episode also touches on the anticipated launch of the app, its features, and future scalability to other medical specialties.
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