Better Living Through Data

Hosted by Andie Cartwright, Marketing Manager and Anthony Pero, Executive Director at PCC Life Sciences. Andie and Anthony delve into the critical changes within aging and vulnerable populations and how data can change the quality of life for those individuals who are often overlooked and under served.

Better Living Through Data is a science podcast hosted by PCC Life Sciences, with 29 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

PCC Life Sciences hosts Better Living Through Data, a science show with 29 episodes published.

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  Episode #29

  Season 3 Episode 2: Why Pain in Long Term Care Still Goes Undetected

  Sep 8, 2026—

  This episode explores how pain in long term care is often missed in residents with advanced dementia, why standard self-report scales fail, and how observational tools and better EHR tracking can improve detection. The hosts also discuss the role of pain awareness campaigns, the shift from CPS to BIMS, and how real world evidence can help biopharma develop safer non-opioid therapies for vulnerable older adults. Learn more about our regulatory grade Pain dataset: https://pointclickcare.com/resource/life-sciences-software/solution-sheets/comprehensive-pain-research-dataset/

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  Episode #28

  Season 3 Episode 1: Statin Monopoly and Hidden Gaps in Long Term Care

  Sep 1, 2026—

  A data-driven look at lipid management in skilled nursing facilities, where statins dominate nearly all treatment orders and non-statin therapies remain rare. The episode also examines surprising disparities by sex and payer status, and what they reveal about access, formulary barriers, and clinical inertia in long term care. Learn more about our data: https://pointclickcare.com/products/clinical-research-data/

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  Better Living Through Data

  Season 2: Episode 12 - Aging with HIV - Real-World Data in Long-Term Care

  Jun 24, 20267 min

  This episode explores the growing population of older adults living with HIV in long-term care and why traditional testing and care assumptions no longer fit. It also highlights how multi-dimensional EHR data, including BIMS, SDOH, and long-term ART tracking, is helping researchers understand real-world outcomes and personalize care. Learn more about Study Buddy and sign up for free access: https://pointclickcare-lifesciences.lpages.co/studybuddyea/

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  Better Living Through Data

  Season 2: Episode 12 - Aging with HIV - Real-World Data in Long-Term Care

  Jun 24, 20267 minS0

  <p>This episode explores the growing population of older adults living with HIV in long-term care and why traditional testing and care assumptions no longer fit. It also highlights how multi-dimensional EHR data, including BIMS, SDOH, and long-term ART tracking, is helping researchers understand real-world outcomes and personalize care.</p><p>Learn more about Study Buddy and sign up for free access: https://pointclickcare-lifesciences.lpages.co/studybuddyea/</p>

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  Better Living Through Data

  Season 2: Episode 11 - Shingles Vaccine May Cut Dementia Risk

  Jun 17, 20266 min

  A new study from Annals of Internal medicine suggests the recombinant shingles vaccine could reduce dementia risk by 24%, with just 17 older adults needing vaccination to prevent one case. The episode also explores how PointClickCare Life Sciences' EHR data helped power the analysis and reveals a major gap in vaccination rates among skilled nursing facility residents. Read this new study: https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/ANNALS-25-04689 Learn more about Study Buddy and sign up for free access: https://pointclickcare-lifesciences.lpages.co/studybuddyea/

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