<![CDATA[The Care Economy Conversation]]>https://the-care-economy-conversa-1g83m1.jellypod.comPowered by Jellypod (https://www.jellypod.com)Fri, 13 Nov 2026 03:33:26 GMTMon, 26 Oct 2026 05:11:58 GMTyesd149152f-7387-4ee6-8de5-646c70540523Dmitry ShibanovBetter care. Built together. Practical conversations for Australian residential aged-care and home-care operators. Every episode examines a real operational question and links to a free working tool at careeconomycollective.org. Clearly disclosed AI hostsBetter care. Built together. Practical conversations for Australian residential aged-care and home-care operators. Every episode examines a real operational question and links to a free working tool at careeconomycollective.org. Clearly disclosed AI hosts; founder review before publication. Illustrative examples are labelled. No guaranteed savings, clinical outcomes or Stanford endorsement.episodicDmitry Shibanovfeed+05a09b1e@podcasts.jellypod.comfalse<![CDATA[Ep. 3: Capture Once, Use Well]]>https://the-care-economy-conversa-1g83m1.jellypod.com/episodes/53c28eff-cd97-4542-b63d-fb7141f1a8c853c28eff-cd97-4542-b63d-fb7141f1a8c8Mon, 02 Nov 2026 00:15:00 GMT33Synthetic AI co-hosts Alex and Eric outline how Australian care operators can safely design a bounded reporting experiment to eliminate duplicate work. Drawing on OAIC guidance on commercially available AI products, they examine the essential safeguards needed before testing, from establishing baselines and manual fallbacks to tracking full change costs.

]]>Dmitry ShibanovSynthetic AI co-hosts Alex and Eric outline how Australian care operators can safely design a bounded reporting experiment to eliminate duplicate work. Drawing on OAIC guidance on commercially available AI products, they examine the essential safeguards nSynthetic AI co-hosts Alex and Eric outline how Australian care operators can safely design a bounded reporting experiment to eliminate duplicate work. Drawing on OAIC guidance on commercially available AI products, they examine the essential safeguards needed before testing, from establishing baselines and manual fallbacks to tracking full change costs.false00:15:29full<![CDATA[Ep. 2: Better Care Within the Funding We Have]]>https://the-care-economy-conversa-1g83m1.jellypod.com/episodes/d35b579c-3e41-4004-91ab-bbbe49624d06d35b579c-3e41-4004-91ab-bbbe49624d06Mon, 02 Nov 2026 00:14:26 GMT22Synthetic AI hosts Alex and Eric examine how to evaluate care initiatives by distinguishing cash savings from released capacity, care experience, and unmet need. They break down the arithmetic behind capacity value and evaluate the financial realities and hidden costs of technology business cases.

]]>Dmitry ShibanovSynthetic AI hosts Alex and Eric examine how to evaluate care initiatives by distinguishing cash savings from released capacity, care experience, and unmet need. They break down the arithmetic behind capacity value and evaluate the financial realities andSynthetic AI hosts Alex and Eric examine how to evaluate care initiatives by distinguishing cash savings from released capacity, care experience, and unmet need. They break down the arithmetic behind capacity value and evaluate the financial realities and hidden costs of technology business cases.false00:15:18full<![CDATA[Ep. 1: What Stanford’s operating system changes in everyday work]]>https://the-care-economy-conversa-1g83m1.jellypod.com/episodes/4e4c397c-3c3d-4643-bc8b-e05d8f8d91124e4c397c-3c3d-4643-bc8b-e05d8f8d9112Mon, 02 Nov 2026 00:13:45 GMT11Alex and Eric explore how ideas from Stanford Health Care and Stanford Children's Health public materials on daily management, problem visibility, and protected improvement time can serve as hypotheses to prevent huddles from becoming administrative burdens in Australian care.

Show Notes

]]>Dmitry ShibanovAlex and Eric explore how ideas from Stanford Health Care and Stanford Children's Health public materials on daily management, problem visibility, and protected improvement time can serve as hypotheses to prevent huddles from becoming administrative burdeAlex and Eric explore how ideas from Stanford Health Care and Stanford Children's Health public materials on daily management, problem visibility, and protected improvement time can serve as hypotheses to prevent huddles from becoming administrative burdens in Australian care. Show Notes Amir Dan Rubin: Success from the Beginning | Stanford Graduate School of Business: https://www.gsb.stanford.edu/faculty-research/case-studies/amir-dan-rubin-success-beginning Care Economy Collective — Better care. Built together.: https://careeconomycollective.org/tools/reporting-duplicationfalse00:14:40full