This episode features Scott MacLean, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at MedStar Health, joined the podcast to talk about personalized medicine, data integration and using technology to make care delivery easier.
This episode features Brendan Watkins, Chief Analytics Officer at Stanford Children's Health. Here, he joined the podcast to talk about population management and how analytics can drive organizational growth.
There are over 300,000 cases of surgical site infections in the U.S., which antibacterial sutures can help prevent. But they’re not widely used –– although they should be, according to Dr. Antonia Chen, a hip & knee arthroplasty surgeon and director of research at Brigham & Women’s Hospital. In this episode, Dr. Chen, also an associate professor at Harvard Medical School and a consultant for Ethicon US, LLC breaks down everything you need to know about surgical site infections, including the risks and costs, and how you can combat them with solutions like antibacterial sutures. Dr. Chen also discusses the Zero Starts With One movement to help reduce the number of surgical site infections in the country. This episode is sponsored by Ethicon.
This episode features Richelle Webb Dixon, Senior Vice President and COO at Froedtert Hospital. Here, she joined the podcast to talk about virtual care as a growing opportunity and her hospital's focus on expanding access to care.
This episode features Dr. Anthony Dunnigan, Vice President and CMIO at Valleywise Health in Phoenix. Here, he joined the podcast to talk about bridging the gap between clinical and IT departments, and building strong teams.
This episode features James Wellman, CIO at Blanchard Valley Health System. Here, he joined the podcast to discuss IT's role in population health, strategic planning and supporting the changing workforce.
This episode features Kate Pierce, CIO and CISO of North Country Hospital in Vermont. Here, she joined the podcast to talk about how IT can affect rural healthcare and technologies she finds interesting today.
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In this episode we are joined by Cherry Drulis, Director of Healthcare (East) at T-Mobile for Business, to discuss the democratization of healthcare and its importance, the meaning of telehealth on a community level, the state of telehealth in rural communities, the barriers to telehealth and much more.
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This episode is sponsored by T-Mobile for Business.
From reams of paper stashed into cabinets to digital folders housing historical data, medical record archiving has certainly changed in the last two decades. In this episode, Dr. Kel Pults, the Chief Clinical Officer at MediQuant, sifts through how healthcare archiving has evolved over the years and addresses the role of archiving tied to M&A activity. Dr. Pults also shares tips for hosting strategies and explores the data life cycle. This episode is sponsored by MediQuant.
This episode features Jacqueline Easley McGhee, Chief Strategist and Director of Health Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion at MercyOne Iowa. Here, she joined the podcast to talk about elevating a culture of humility within the system and improving access to care.
This episode features Dr. Nick Patel, Chief Digital Executive and Vice Chair of Clinical Affairs in the Department of Medicine at Prisma Health. Here, he joined the podcast to discuss digital transformation and evolution of IT governance in health systems.
This episode features Dr. Zafar Chaudry, Senior Vice President and Chief Digital & Information Officer at Seattle Children's. Here, he joined the podcast to talk about talent acquisition, cybersecurity and the role of IT in community outreach.
This episode features J.D. Whitlock, CIO at Dayton Children's. Here, he joined the podcast to discuss value-based care and interoperability challenges for children's hospitals, and where the CIO role is headed.
This episode features Isaiah Nathaniel, CIO of Delaware Valley Community Health. Here, he joined the podcast to talk about strategic imperatives for CIOs and big issues in cybersecurity.
This episode features Rob Allen, Senior Vice President and COO at Intermountain Healthcare. HEre, he joined the podcast to share his leadership journey and discuss the initiatives that helped Intermountain thrive in the past year.
This episode features James Lee, Executive Vice President and CFO at Adventist HealthCare. Here, he joined the podcast to talk about how the health system is tackling staffing issues and pivots they're making in response to new entrants into the healthcare space.
This episode features Scott Dimmmick, Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer at Lakeland Regional Health. Here, he joined the podcast to talk about leadership and current workforce trends.
The number one challenge for the health system’s revenue cycle leaders is investment in technology. What should leaders look for? What are the must-haves? In this episode, Leigh Ann Braswell, director of coding services for DeliverHealth, dives into the answers to those questions and more. Leigh Ann also discusses other challenges that revenue cycle leaders face—from retention to remote work life—and explores how they can use technology to address issues. This episode is sponsored by DeliverHealth.
Teams within an organization are foundational to success. So what makes a great team? And what makes a great leader? In this episode, Darryl Robinson, senior executive vice president and chief human resource officer of CommonSpirit Health, tackles these questions and more. Mr. Robinson looks back at his decades of HR experience and explores the qualities that teams and leaders should uphold, including one that football quarterback Tom Brady exemplifies.
