Dr. Nolan Wessell

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Becker’s Healthcare -- Spine and Orthopedic Podcast · Dr. Nolan Wessell, Assistant Professor and Well-being Co-Director, Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Division of Spine Surgery, University of Colorado School of Medicine · 8 Dec 2025 podcast

In the American political system, it really doesn't matter what side of the aisle you sit on.

We can expect that every two, four, eight years, there's going to be a little bit of a shift in terms of which party maintains control, and that is going to result in a shift in various types of funding.

As providers and as academic institutions, here at the University of Colorado, we have a new dean, Dr. John Sampson, and he is really working hard to set up a financial structure that provides more stability across the entirety of the med school.

That if we encounter periods of time where federal funding is reduced, we have the reserves on hand so that we can maintain a robust faculty of not only providers, but research staff as well.

So hopefully as endowments continue to grow, as we continue to grow our cash reserves, we're well suited to weather whatever storms arise.

we might face as political persuasions fluctuate.

Yeah.

I already have a robust practice.

So when people ask me about growth, I think, well, gosh, there's only 24 hours in the day, right?

But

kind of harkening the conversation back to some of the artificial intelligence

The large language models have pretty quickly found their way into healthcare.

One example I like to cite is that we now use an AI-based passive listening system in the clinic setting.

Within mere seconds, the conversations I have with a patient are transcribed into a note.

like a lot of these systems like chat gpt and others the more you use it the more it learns about your conversation style and i've been using it now for about four or five months and i can leave a patient's room walk back to my workstation and by the time i get there my note is written i do a quick review and boom the note is signed that has given me back

upwards of 90 minutes a day.

And for my nurse practitioner, she's getting 90 minutes back on her day as well.

And that can be used a variety of different ways.

You know, we talked a little bit about wellness.

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