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Breaking the Downward Workforce Cycle: Myths, Trends, and Innovation: the Rise of Health Workforce Marketplaces, Ecosystems, and other Tech Enabled Approaches from Outside Industry
Tune in for insights on the workforce marketplace from Craig Allan Ahrens, Founder of Center for Health Workforce Innovation and Technology, ShiftMed Strategic Advisor. We discuss what's really happening with healthcare workforce, how the industry is reacting to address staffing agency abuse, costs, and much more.This episode is sponsored by ShiftMed. -
Alan Condon, Editor-in-Chief at Becker's Healthcare
In this episode we are joined by regular guest Alan Condon, Editor-in-Chief at Becker's Healthcare, to update us on more mass layoffs & hospitals at risk of closing across the country. -
How to Solve Nurse Staffing Woes by Embracing Platform Technology as a Connector
In this episode we are joined by Susan Pasley, MS, BSN, RN, Vice President of Clinical Solutions at CareRev, to discuss the current state of the nursing workforce, where to start with relieving nurse staffing challenges, the benefits of having experienced nurses on demand and more.This episode is sponsored by CareRev. -
10 Healthcare Stories We are Following This Week 3-15-23
In this episode Scott Becker discusses the top 10 healthcare stories this week. -
Dr. James Swift, CEO, Pediatrix Medical Group
Learn about how the critical staffing shortages are playing out in prenatal, neonatal, and pediatric facilities. We talk with the CEO of Pediatrix Medical Group, Dr. Jim Swift, about key steps when building your physician workforce, helpful resources and partnerships, and much more. This episode is sponsored by Pediatrix -
Cedric Wilson, Executive Director of Diagnostic Imaging Innovations at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health
This episode features Cedric Wilson, Executive Director of Diagnostic Imaging Innovations at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health. Here, he discusses his military background & 32 years of experience in healthcare, applying deep machine learning to health equity, advice for emerging leaders, and more. -
Dr. Heidi Chumley, Dean of Ross University School of Medicine and head of Adtalem Global Education’s Academic Council
This episode features Dr. Heidi Chumley, Dean of Ross University School of Medicine. Here, she discusses match week, what that looks like for international schools this year, advice for medical students applying for residency, and more. -
Dr. David Roberts, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon at NorthShore University HealthSystem
This episode features Dr. David Roberts, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon at NorthShore University HealthSystem. Here, he discusses his background & what motivated him to get into pediatric orthopedics, his favorite aspects of orthopedics, what he’s focusing on in 2023, and more. -
Anjali Kataria, CEO & Co-founder, Mytonomy
Patient education needs and preferences changed in recent years. Tune into this conversation with Anjali Kataria, CEO & Co-founder of Mytonomy, to learn how patient education best fits into a provider-patient relationship. Anjali shares what technology and resources health systems can leverage to meet evolving education needs, key health outcomes/behavior changes, and more.This episode is sponsored by Mytonomy. -
Nursing Models: Key Considerations for Leaders in Reducing Costs and Improving Staffing, Culture + Quality
In this episode Doug Carter, CEO & Co-Founder at Ironside Human Resources, discusses COVID's impacts to staff culture, management, liability/risk and quality of patient care, and travel nursing. Join as as Doug examines roads to recovery.This episode is sponsored by Ironside Human Resources. -
Laurie Baedke, Faculty, Director of Healthcare Leadership Programs, Assistant Dean of Physician Leadership Education, Creighton University
This episode features Laurie Baedke, Faculty, Director of Healthcare Leadership Programs, Assistant Dean of Physician Leadership Education, Creighton University. Here, she discusses the motivation that led her to write her book Mentor Coach Lead to Peak Professional Performance, the importance of and how mentorship, sponsorship, & coaching differ, and more. -
Randy Stocker, Author of "Hugs Help: Our Story of Tragic Loss, Survival, and Helping Others"
This episode features Randy Stocker, Author of Hugs Help: Our Story of Tragic Loss, Survival, and Helping Others. Here, he discusses his personal story of how he survived the tragic deaths of his mother and two daughters when their lives were taken from them by a distracted semi-truck driver, and his mission of helping others with what to do or say to a person who is grieving. -
Vinay Eapen, Specialty Pharmacy Supervisor at The University of Texas Medical Branch
This episode features Vinay Eapen, Specialty Pharmacy Supervisor at The University of Texas Medical Branch. Here, he discusses his background, what specialty pharmacy is, the value specialty pharmacy brings to health systems, and more. -
David Stratton, Vice President of Payer Strategy & Managed Care Operations at Northern Light Health
In this episode, we are joined by David Stratton, Vice President of Payer Strategy & Managed Care Operations at Northern Light Health, to discuss his experience working on both the payer and provider side of healthcare, his focus on streamlining care to make it more accessible, and more. -
Kristen McDermott Woodrum, Partner at McGuireWoods LLP
In this episode, we are joined by regular guest Kristen McDermott Woodrum, Partner at McGuireWoods LLP. Here, she discusses key takeaways from the 2023 healthcare private equity and finance conference. -
Holden Brooks, Partner at McGuireWoods LLP; Co-Chair, Marketing Committee, ABA Antitrust Law Section
This episode features Holden Brooks, Partner at McGuireWoods LLP; Co-Chair, Marketing Committee, ABA Antitrust Law Section. Here, she discusses important antitrust compliance issues & trends in healthcare she is watching from an antitrust practice perspective. -
Dr. Bruce Rogen, Chief Medical Officer at Cleveland Clinic Employee Health Plan & Chair of Cleveland Clinic Quality Alliance
This episode features Dr. Bruce Rogen, Chief Medical Officer at Cleveland Clinic Employee Health Plan & Chair of Cleveland Clinic Quality Alliance. Here, he discusses his background, the biggest issues he is following in healthcare, the clinic’s focus on social determinants of health, and more.Want to network with peers and hear more conversations like this? Apply to be one of our complimentary guest reviewers at our upcoming Annual Meeting April 3-6, 2023 here. -
Service, Excellence, Advocacy, and Leadership: Jefferson Health's SEAL Team
This episode of "The Handoff" podcast features Dani Bowie, who speaks with Daniel Hudson, the Vice President of Nursing Administration and Operations for Jefferson Health. Daniel tells Dani about Jefferson Health's SEAL team, which stands for Service, Excellence, Advocacy, and Leadership. It's a team of flexible nurses who work across Jefferson's clinical enterprise, including its 18 hospitals in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.The SEAL team approach offers nurses the flexibility to move around and work in different environments while still having a home within the team — with great compensation. Daniel also shares details on Jefferson Health's upcoming virtual care pilot program, which will involve SEAL nurses as dual-licensed virtual nurses. The program aims to augment care delivery rather than replace it, and will focus on improving nursing care planning, patient education, and discharges, among other things. The organization is looking at various KPIs to measure the program's success, including documentation time, nurse and healthcare team retention, and patient experience.Daniel also shares his thoughts on flexible scheduling, and the varied needs of different nurses and how best to accommodate them.This episode is sponsored by Trusted Health. -
Business Briefing with Molly Gamble 3-9-23
This episode features regular guest Molly Gamble, Vice President of Editorial at Becker’s Healthcare. Here, she discusses hospital CEO exits hitting a high in the start of 2023, Walmart Health to add 28 new clinics by 2024, and what Walmart Health will mean for rural health. -
Using Technology to Wrap Digital Arms Around Patients
In this episode Dr. Lance Owens, Cheif Medical Information Officer at Michigan Health-West and Joshua Wilda, MPA, CHIOEVP and Chief Digital Information OfficerUniversity of Michigan Health-West, discusses the importance of patient engagement technology that can flex to meet individual needs throughout the patient journey and offer a unified, personalized experience that advances equity, inclusion and care quality.This episode is sponsored by Nuance.
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