64: Why Contessa's CEO believes hospital at home benefits everyone (including hospitals)

COVID-19 Health Care Breakthroughs – Home Recovery by Newt's World

What America's Biggest Nursing Union Wants: Here’s how COVID-19 exacerbates the tension between hospital administrators and its workers. by What Next | Daily News and Analysis

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ISM Reports on Hospital Recovery from Covid-19: presented by Nancy LeMaster, Committee Chair, for the ISM(R) Hospital Report on Business by Manufacturing Talk Radio

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Episode 43: The right questions to ask about the future of value-based care: Host Rachel Woods sits down with Advisory Board's Ben Umansky and Natalie Trebes to talk about where the health care industry currently stands on the path to value-based care and how Covid-19 is impacting that path. by Radio Advisory

29 min listen

#224 An ICU Nurse Tells Us What’s Really Happening In New York City Hospitals by American Fever Dream

30 min listen

Episode 36: How Marc Harrison sees the health care landscape changing post-Covid-19: The Covid-19 epidemic has already had a seismic effect on health care providers, and the impact is likely to be everlasting. In this episode of Radio Advisory, host Rachel (Rae) Woods interviews Intermountain Healthcare CEO Marc Harrison for part one of a two-part conversation. Hear his perspective on how the Covid-19 epidemic will change the delivery of health care going forward. by Radio Advisory

29 min listen

Costs and benefits of virtual health care: Guest: Carine Abouseif, features editor at The Walrus Editor's note: This episode was recorded in November 2021, before the Omicron variant made in-person meeting a much higher risk. There are at this time no lockdowns but please note this... by This Matters

18 min listen

Reviving Healthcare’s Heartbeat by Healthcare Americana

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The Changing Face of Care Delivery Part 1: The System & Hospital View with Berenice Groves (Director of Operations, Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS FT) and Tina Teague (COVID Resilience Manager for Devon) by Pharma Market Access Insights - from Mtech Access

31 min listen

Vaccine Wars | Big Pharma's Big Gamble Pays Off | 7 by Business Wars

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Nurse Keith's COVID-19 Update #13 | The Nurse Keith Show: On this special bonus COVID-19 update, Keith interviews Dr. Nat'e Guyton, RN, MSN, NE-BC, CPHIMS, the Vice President of Patient Care Services and Chief Nursing Officer of the University of Maryland Medical System Midtown Campus. Keith and Dr. Guyton... by The Nurse Keith Show

38 min listen

Episode 21: Digital health and disruption in the Covid-19 era: From Rock Health, Tom Cassels and Megan Zweig talk to Rae about the state of digital health investment. Megan and Tom share what that investment—and potential disruption means for leaders in health care and why digital health innovation isn’t going down any time soon. by Radio Advisory

27 min listen

The Return of Home-based Healthcare: with @sacjai, @vjkedar, @julesyoo, @omnivorousread The way we deliver healthcare has changed enormously over the last century, shifting from house calls by doctors to your own to institutionalized settings like hospitals and clinics. But now that trend has started to shift again, as some of the care we get in the hospitals and clinics has been "unbundled" back towards home settings for chronically ill patients or seniors. And now, of course, the impact of COVID-19 has created a huge sudden demand for home-based care, as all of us try to figure out how to manage certain healthcare needs at home. So, is home-based healthcare better? And what do we truly need to deliver the best care to patients, in their own homes? What do we gain and lose in different care delivery settings, and what shifts of mindset and new logistical processes do we need now, to best accomplish unbundling healthcare into the home? In this conversation, Vijay Kedar, CEO and cofou by a16z Podcast

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516. John Driscoll, President U.S. Healthcare at Walgreens and Host of CareTalk: Show Notes: John Driscoll is the President of Walgreens Boots Alliance and the co-host of the second largest healthcare podcast on YouTube, CareTalk. In this episode, host Will Bachman welcomed John to the show. John has extensive experience in the... by Unleashed - How to Thrive as an Independent Professional

40 min listen

How hospitals are prepping for the new COVID-19 surge by Axios Re:Cap

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Innovation in Nursing Education - Dr. Joan Rich & Dr. John Smith-Coppes, Rasmussen University: There's a reason why nursing is typically the most trusted profession in the world, says Dr. John Smith-Coppes, Vice President and Executive Director of Nursing at Rasmussen University It has to do with a genuine desire to serve others. Smith-Coppes and his colleague Dr. Joan Rich, Vice President of Nursing, are doing everything they can to sustain that trust. The goal of their nursing program at Rasmussen University is to turn out the very best, most competent nurses, no matter what the circumstances. In this episode of Raise the Line, Rich and Smith-Coppes share how they embrace innovation and find solutions in face of the challenges posed by COVID-19. Tune in to learn more about the broad range of programs that Rasmussen offers, with paths of all kinds for people with different needs and seeking different degrees and certifications, from LPN through DNP. Jannah Amiel, RN, facilitates as Ri by Raise the Line

31 min listen

Silver Lining in Pandemic Clouds: The ISM Hospital Report On Business by Manufacturing Talk Radio

21 min listen

Better Access to Education for Working Adults Will Help Meet the Nursing Shortage - Dr. Michelle Cummings, Senior Director of Healthcare and Nursing at Academic Partnerships: “The nursing workforce is truly the backbone of the healthcare delivery system,” observes today's guest, Dr. Michelle Cummings, who has straddled clinical nursing and the nursing academic world for the past 20 years. “Many people don't realize that there are four times as many nurses as there are doctors, and by 2030, we will need more than 1.3 million new nurses to address the current shortage. We really need to find some solutions.” One key approach is to make education, training and upskilling more affordable and accessible for working nurses, something she pursues in her role at Academic Partnerships which supports the online offerings of not-for-profit universities. Tune in to this episode of Raise the Line with host Shiv Gaglani to discover what Dr. Cummings believes is the biggest current concern facing the by Raise the Line

26 min listen

Navigating Expenses and Staffing Shortages in Healthcare: Insights from Tim Hwang of Nitra by Healthcare Americana

28 min listen

The MARTINZ Critical Review - Ep#131 - Dr P Kory, Dr P Marik, Kim Witczak, Ted Kuntz - "A round table discussion on mRNA vaccine injuries - sadness upon sadness, lies upon lies" by The MARTINZ Critical Review

111 min listen

CVS vs. Walgreens | Trouble Behind the Counter | 5 by Business Wars

42 min listen

#122 (Sep. 20, 2023) Let Doctors Be Doctors: Physicians Sue for Freedom of Speech: by FLCCC Alliance

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Practicing During COVID-19 with Dr. Weinstein: In this episode, host Beckie Mossor, RVT, connects with Peter Weinstein, DVM, MBA, to discuss clinic operations during the current COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Weinstein addresses the guidelines (or lack thereof) for what services clinics should or should not offer, and where to find up-to-date information for your state. He also talks about how to determine if a case is emergent, as well as the clinic’s role in educating clients about nonemergent cases. He also suggests some best practices for curb-side pickup. Resources: https://www.cliniciansbrief.com/covid-19-updates Contact us: Podcast@briefmedia.com Where to find us: Cliniciansbrief.com/podcasts Facebook.com/clinciansbrief Twitter: @cliniciansbrief Instagram: @clinicians.brief The Team: Beckie Mossor, RVT - Host Alexis Ussery - Producer & Digital Content Coordinator Randall Stupka - Podcast Production & Sound Editing Michelle Munkres - Senior Director of Content by Clinician's Brief: The Podcast

36 min listen

228. REPOST OF MERCOLA'S INTERVIEW OF PAUL MARIK AND A REVIEW OF VITAMIN C TREATMENTS by SURVIVING HEALTHCARE

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Tricky Math to Get to Herd Immunity and Every State for Themselves in the Coronavirus Fight by The Daily Dive

20 min listen

Cutting Out the Insurance Cartel and Going Straight to Care Ep 132: Where is the Uber and Amazon of medical care? Well, on this episode of the Conservative Conscience, we are joined by Dr. Kevin Smith, co-founder of the Oklahoma Surgery Center, the closest thing to Uber within the medical profession. In a very engaging and wide ranging discussion, the type of health care discussion we are missing in Washington, Dr. Smith shares his secret to reducing costs and improving quality of care. By cutting out the administrative costs, the burdens, and regulations of the price-fixing insurance cartel and government programs, he has been able to reduce the cost of surgeries to as little as 10-50% of the entire cost of services elsewhere. The free market, cutting out the middle man, and circumventing government intervention have a funny way of bringing down costs and spurring innovation. Dr. Smith offers top-notch medical care at below the charge of the universally repudiated Medicaid rei by Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz

45 min listen

How Attending a Convention Saved Lives During the Pandemic with Faith Lynch, MSN, RN, CNN: In this episode, Adrianne welcomes Faith Lynch, a clinical nurse manager, practice leader, a passionate hemodialysis nurse, former chair of the American Nephrology Nurses Association, mother, and wonderful woman to interview. They have a convivial... by Nursing Uncensored

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Ringing the Alarm with Nurse Tami, BSN, RN: Today, our very first hospice nurse, Nurse Tami, joins The WoMed for an extremely important conversation on how nurses can fight for change during COVID-19. Tami is not only an incredible hospice nurse; she is a true healthcare influencer who is not afraid to call out what needs to be changed in the healthcare industry. by The WoMed

66 min listen

SPECIAL REPORT #13: Katherine Miller (James Beard Foundation) on Helping the Industry, and Yourselves: The James Beard Foundation's VP of Impact, Katherine Miller, discusses ways for cooks, servers, dishwashers, and other restaurant workers to advocate for themselves, and describes the herculean efforts taking place behind the scenes to help ensure the industry recovers from the COVID-19 crisis. by Andrew Talks to Chefs

29 min listen

RANE Insights: COVID-19 Effects on Healthcare and Children: The COVID-19 pandemic continues to put a massive strain on our healthcare system. Despite overcoming the early shortages of PPE and scarce resources such as ventilators, hospitals and healthcare providers continue to reassess daily the potentially la... by RANE Podcast Series

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