In this episode of Fort Worth Innovates, Dr. William Stigall, the Chief Research Officer at Cook Children's Hospital, discusses the hospital's mission, integrated healthcare system, and the significant research initiatives underway. He highlights the collaboration with Texas A&M to establish a bio repository, the importance of fostering an entrepreneurial mindset within the organization, and the future of pediatric research and innovation in Fort Worth. Dr. Stigall emphasizes the unique position of Cook Children's in the healthcare landscape and the potential for groundbreaking advancements in pediatric care.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Cook Children's Hospital and Dr. Stigall
02:24 Mission and Vision of Cook Children's Hospital
03:56 The Integrated Healthcare System of Cook Children's
08:34 Research at Cook Children's Hospital
14:56 Collaboration with Texas A&M and Innovation Partnership
18:14 Understanding the Biorepository and Its Importance
26:46 Diversity in Healthcare Research
28:08 Promising Research Areas at Cook Children's
32:22 Innovation and Technology Transfer
35:50 Fostering an Entrepreneurial Mindset
41:19 Future of Cook Research Program
46:49 Fort Worth as an Innovation Hub