As the Baby Boomer population ages and technology improves, the demand for total joint procedures is on the rise and ASCs are uniquely positioned to benefit. Here, we speak to Marvella Thomas, RN, MSN, senior consultant for Cardinal Health, and Sheila Knoepke, vice president of supply chain for Leawood, Kan.-based NueHealth, about how ASCs can capitalize on total joints. This episode is sponsored by Cardinal Health.

Tune in as we are joined by Priyanki Amroliwala, Senior Manager, Talent Acquisition, 42 North Dental. Priyanki shares with us an update on the talent acquisition landscape, some tips for success and more! This episode is sponsored by 42 North Dental.

This episode features David Salsberry, Chief Revenue Officer at Texas Health Resources. Here he discusses why it is important to engage consumers on their terms, early in the financial process, the role that patient financial experience plays in brand loyalty, as well as the guiding principals at THR around the patient financial experience: Clarity, Consistency, and Compassion. This episode is sponsored by VisitPay.

Physician and nurse burnout has been a known issue for years, but the pandemic has exacerbated all the stressors healthcare workers face. Now that average daily cases have dropped to March 2020 levels, frontline healthcare workers have time to process the trauma they’ve been through. In this episode, Janae Sharp of The Sharp Index, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to reducing burnout, discusses why now is the most dangerous time for healthcare workers who have stepped up to the plate during the pandemic. This episode is sponsored by Ensemble Health Partners.

In this episode Dr. Shelly Disser and Daniel Moreau from MediQuant join us to discuss tools that make system inventories less manual/time consuming and how they may be used to operationalize application rationalization. This episopde is sponsored by MediQuant.

Tune into this follow-up interview with Dr. Stephen Beeson, CEO and Founder of Practicing Excellence, for extra insights on his app-powered micro-learning model and results emerging from a system-wide coaching strategy. This episode is sponsored by Practicing Excellence.

In this episode, we are joined by Laura McIntire-Hansel, RN, the director of Reimbursement Solution at Cardinal Health. Here, she discusses prevalent hospital reimbursement strategy gaps and how to minimize claim rejections and denials for improved care quality. This episode is sponsored by Cardinal Health.

On this episode Conrad Coopersmith, the Chief Growth Officer of AccuReg joins the podcast with Scott Becker. Here he discusses implementing a "digital front door" through integrated patient access, intake and engagement. He also talks about how digitizing patient access, intake and engagement improves data integrity, patient safety, satisfaction and net revenue. This podcast is sponsored by AccuReg.

In this episode we are joined by Dr. Jason Klopotowski, Department Chair of Anesthesiology at Baptist, Fort Smith in Arkansas and Physician Consultant with Surgical Directions. Here, he discusses how the pandemic has changed the way we think about clinician well-being and strategies healthcare leaders can use to support clinicians. This episode is sponsored by Surgical Directions.

  Tune in to hear IBM Watson Health executive, Casey Graves, discuss Digital Health Pass with us. To speak with a Watson Health expert and learn more click here. This episode is sponsored by IBM Watson Health.  

In this episode of the podcast, Steve Gwizdala from ForgeRock joins us to talk about digital identity. Listen for insights on safety & security of patient data, and staying on top of currently evolving healthcare trends. This episode is sponsored by ForgeRock.

  Today’s episode will touch on an overview of Northwell Health Laboratories, perspectives on the importance of the micro lab to support patient care, how the lab managed COVID-19 as well as routine specimens, and why they chose to automate with BD Kiestra Solutions. This podcast is sponsored by BD.  

Today's episode features Dr. Alicia Cowley, hospitalist and Director of Clinical Content at Phreesia, a healthcare technology company that focuses on the patient intake process. Here she talks about how the COVID-19 pandemic has caused millions of people to delay preventive and routine healthcare, and solutions for how to bring them back to the office to get the care they missed. Learn more about how Phreesia can help you address your patients' delayed care. This podcast is sponsored by Phreesia.

In this episode Mike O'Neill, the Chief Executive Officer for MedicaSoft, discusses some key health IT considerations. Tune in to hear about VA’s current EHR modernization project, his advice for providers, and more. This episode is Sponsored by MedicaSoft.

This episode features Jon Russell, Senior Vice President and CIO of MultiCare Health System in Tacoma, Wash. Here, he joined the podcast to discuss how the health system is growing amid the pandemic and the key areas for investment going forward.

This episode features Dr. Angel Leon, Co-Director of the Emory Heart and Vascular Institute in Atlanta. Here, he shared his perspective on adding value to patient care, trends in heart surgery and top advice for emerging physician leaders.

This episode features Dr. David Herman, CEO of Essential Health based in Duluth, Minn. Here, he joined the podcast to talk about telehealth expansion and new initiatives to promote health equity and diversity within his organization.

Here Scott Becker discusses his key takeaways from recent podcast recordings with: Molly Gamble, John Snyder, James Porter, and Holly Buckley.

This episode features Mansoor Shahid, Executive Vice President and COO of Mohawk Valley Health System in Utica, N.Y. Here, he joined the podcast to talk about payer relationships, value-based care, staffing challenges and progress on the system's new hospital.

This episode features Dr. Robert Groves, Executive Vice Presidet & Chief Medical Officer at Banner | Aetna. Here, he joined the podcast to talk about how pooling resources between Banner Health and Aetna will help the organizations tackle issues such as behavioral health and diabetes more effectively. He also talked about digital health and what it will take to lower healthcare costs.