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Great to sit down with Lauren Sadler, who is a health and social care transformation consultant, exploring how we can achieve better integration between local authorities and the NHS. We explored the challenges and the solutions in a compact, but highly productive conversation. If you start with the why, instead of the governance, the momentum can help overcome the considerable challenges to integration. #transformation #socialandhealthcare #podcast

Dive into the social media wave and boost your pharmacy's digital presence! ???? From health tips to behind-the-scenes, showcase what makes your pharmacy special. Let's make your feed the go-to source for wellness and community care! ???? #SocialSavvyPharmacy #DigitalWellness #RxPodcast #communitypharmacy #podcast

Imagine a world where healthcare is proactive, not reactive—where we focus on keeping our communities healthy rather than waiting for illness to strike. In our latest episode of the #AHIP2024 series, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Nicholas Kraft, a true visionary in community care. Nicholas dives deep into how we can disrupt the status quo, tackle high healthcare costs, and make a real difference. ??"The most important decision-maker for our members is their physician. And if they don't have a physician or they don't see the value of that physician, we've got to find ways to get them involved.", Nicholas said. Don't miss this insightful conversation! Tune in to discover the strategies shaping the future of healthcare and learn how we can all contribute to this transformative journey. ?? Click this link to listen to the entire episode and to check the resources: https://lnkd.in/eRnKeyeG #outcomesrocket #podcast #healthcare #future #communitycare #transformation

??? New Podcast Episode Alert! In Episode 52, we sit down with Jacob Lant, CEO of National Voices, to explore how the voluntary sector can play a transformative role in health and social care. From improving outcomes for underserved communities to building stronger partnerships with the NHS, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss. https://lnkd.in/eU3zkJW4 ?? Tune in now to hear Jacob’s thoughts on the way forward! #HealthCare #SocialCare #VoluntarySector #Podcast

?? Ready to dive deep into the world of public health? Join Dr. Mark Bonta and Dr. Lawrence Loh on Ditch the Labcoat for an insightful episode that tackles today’s biggest health challenges. Click play now to stay informed! ??https://lnkd.in/dZnb8nMD #PublicHealth #Podcast

Don’t miss out on September’s episode of our free podcast, “The Often-Overlooked Health Behavior”. Join hosts Jim Knickman and Brian Elbel and Dr. Azizi Seixas as we dive into the often-overlooked health behaviors that impact both individual and population health. Learn about the factors driving these behaviors and how the health system plays a crucial role in shaping healthier outcomes. Don't miss this insightful conversation! Learn more here: https://hubs.li/Q02PTdXk0 #Podcast #HealthBehavior #PopulationHealth #HealthcareInnovation

Another great listen. A significant amount of our health care dollars go to supporting administrative costs that add little to no clinical value. I love this highlight from the podcast authored by Stacey Richter. Here are but a few of the reasons, potentially, why the healthcare industry doesn’t get together to reduce administrative burden in some of the ways that Dr. Scheinker talks about. 1.?Some organizations actually make a lot of money off of that transactional waste. As but one example—and not to just pick on one, but we don’t have all day—how about some RCM (revenue cycle management) companies who may or may not be owned by the same vertically integrated stacks as the payers themselves? As I have said any number of times, one person’s—or potentially an entire country’s, as the case may be—one party’s waste, is somebody else’s honeypot; and I am not sure if this is any exception. 2.?Legacy technology and data systems and all the sunk costs therein 3.?As Kaye Davis and Katrina Hubbard reminded me about the other day, there are some serious regulations in healthcare due to everybody being a vendor of CMS that adds a layer of regulatory complication to many collaborations. Also, state laws sometimes have an unintended side effect of making it tough to collaborate. Consider this quote from the Commonwealth Fund: "A 2021 study by McKinsey estimates?hospital administrative costs at $250 billion?and clinical services administrative costs at $205 billion, representing 21 percent and 27 percent respectively of 2019 NHE spending in these settings.Oct 4, 2023" Stacey RichterJeffrey HoganShawn GremmingerScott Conard, MDGe BaiChris DeaconDan BurkeAl Lewis ????

Have you listened to the new season of our All Systems Ergo podcast? ?? If you haven't yet, don't miss out! Listen here ?? https://lnkd.in/emngkgzP #Podcast #HealthcarePodcast #HumanFactors #HealthcareInnovation

Loved #MCHBridges #Podcast Episode 19 and want to learn more? Visit our blog post to access resources related to the topic of our new episode – learning from the stories of those who have experienced #PublicHealth emergencies, and #PartneringWithPurpose to improve the health and wellness of #MaternalChildHealth communities. bit.ly/3WXOt75

Get to know Michelle Johnson Tidjani, JD, SEVP and Chief Administrative Officer at CommonSpirit Health! In this episode, she discusses her background as a lawyer & how it impacts her leadership style, shares advice to emerging leaders, and more! Listen to the full episode here: https://bit.ly/4aDbT70