Season 3 | Episode 5

As the United States' geriatric population continues to grow, both care delivery and the healthcare system will need to adapt. Lauded geriatrician, professor of aging research, and founding director of the Center for Health Innovation and Implementation Science Malaz Boustani, MD, MPH shares his perspective.

Season 3 | Episode 4

The Health Management Academy's Stephanie Bernardes looked ahead to the end of the 2024 election cycle and how health policy might change in 2025 and beyond.

Season 3 | Episode 3

As CFO of a longstanding and rapidly growing specialty group, Rob Ellis knows that more efficiency means better patient care and better business. In this session, he discuss esthe metrics he monitors and how he's seen tangible benefits to patient access improvements.

Season 3 | Episode 2

Citro covers how OrthoNebraska's digital experience combines with great patient care to bring in patients who might otherwise visit nearby health systems.

Season 3 | Episode 1

Dr. Tina Shah brings her extensive experience as a practicing physician, chief clinical officer, and federal advisor on physician burnout to this discussion on provider experience trends and opportunities for AI.

Season 2 | Episode 10

The patient's healthcare journey starts long before they walk through the clinic doors. Clinician and technologist Chris Dallaire discusses how to incorporate patient readiness into your outreach strategy.

Season 2 | Episode 9

Community health systems stretch limited resources to serve a large patient population. Linda Stevenson dives into the strategies her organization uses to provide impactful services, reach more people, and maximize resources.

Season 2 | Episode 8

Today's patients expect a consumer-grade healthcare experience with easy, convenient access from their channel of choice. Tandem Health's Chief Population Health Officer and VP of Business Development talk about how they created a best-in-business patient website and great patient self-service to make this a reality.

Season 2 | Episode 7

Health systems across the United States are concluding that the status quo is unsustainable. Sonia Singh believes that "radical reinvention," not just digitization, is the way forward to serve an aging population and manage increasing care gaps with fewer staff and resources.