The Business of Healthcare Podcast, Episode 99: Health Epidemics Related to the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Release Date: 05/27/2022
The Business of Healthcare Podcast, Episode 124: The State of AI in Revenue Cycle Management for Healthcare
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In this episode, , senior vice president of , joins host Dan Karnuta to discuss the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare-related revenue cycle management. They discuss what RCM is, the issues that have caused inefficiencies in the RCM process and how AI is a promising solution for solving them. Karnuta is director of the at .
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The Business of Healthcare Podcast, Episode 123: Medicare Advantage: The Collision of Medicare and Managed Care
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In episode 123 of The Business of Healthcare Podcast, attorneys-at-law and of the law firm , join host for a discussion about Medicare Advantage plans in Medicare. They discuss its history, its problems and its future. Laddaga is Attorney At Law-Founder-President; and Turner is an associate attorney at Laddaga-Garrett, P.A., a law firm that provides legal services for the healthcare industry. Karnuta is director of the at .
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The Business of Healthcare Podcast, Episode 122: Medical-Legal Partnerships
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In episode 122 of The Business of Healthcare Podcast, with joins host for a discussion about medical-legal partnerships. Their discussion explores what MLPs are, their operational frameworks and the ways these patient-centered partnerships can address social determinants of health to improve health outcomes. Nottingham is head of the within the at Virginia Tech. Karnuta is director of the at .
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The Business of Healthcare Podcast, Episode 121: Physicians with Business Acumen
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In this episode, host and guest focus on the need for physicians to have business acumen in an increasingly complex U.S. healthcare system. Berrett, co-founder and first host of The Business of Healthcare Podcast and current managing director and teaching professor of the Healthcare Industry Collaborative at Brigham Young University, shares his insights on the evolution of healthcare after the COVID-19 pandemic and the increasing corporatization of the industry. Berrett points out that healthcare is no longer just a clinical profession. It now requires strong business acumen to understand...
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The Business of Healthcare Podcast, Episode 120: The Challenges in Transitioning to Value-Based Pricing in Healthcare
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, who appeared as a guest on Episode 27 of The Business of Healthcare Podcast, returns to discuss with host why it remains so difficult for value-based pricing to catch on in the healthcare industry. Numerof is an , president and co-founder of healthcare consulting firm and a . Karnuta is director of the at . Links discussed on the episode: (Heritage Foundation’s Healthcare Reform Report)
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The Business of Healthcare Podcast, Episode 119: Examining the Change Healthcare Cyberattack
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In this episode, host welcomes , senior editor at the They do a deep dive into the : what happened, who was affected, temporary and long-term fixes, the impact on stakeholders — including patients — and what lessons were learned from a disaster that affected one third of Americans. Professor Karnuta is the director of the at the at . Links: podcast
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The Business of Healthcare Podcast, Episode 118: Non-Clinical Careers for Physicians
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In this episode, welcomes back to the show for a discussion about what the former cardiac surgeon and current entrepreneur has been doing since his last appearance on The Business of Healthcare Podcast’s in August 2019. They also discuss non-clinical career options for physicians, including advice on how to do the self-reflection necessary to make a successful transition, and the physician shortage that exists in the U.S. Mehall is president of , a company that provides training and expertise related to extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), a cardiac and respiratory life-support...
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The Business of Healthcare Podcast, Episode 117: A Look into The American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE)
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In this episode, host Dr. Bob Kaiser welcomes Aaron Bujnowski, FACHE, president of the North Texas Chapter of the (ACHE). They take a deep dive into the workings of ACHE, a 48,000-member organization dedicated to advancing leaders and the field of healthcare leadership excellence. Kaiser is director of the at ’ .
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The Business of Healthcare Podcast, Episode 116: Artificial intelligence in Healthcare
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In this episode, host welcomes , founder and CEO of , to discuss artificial intelligence and how it can best be implemented in healthcare.
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The Business of Healthcare, Episode 115: Transforming the Nursing Profession
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Nurse entrepreneur and change leader joins host Dr. Bob Kaiser to discuss the challenges faced in the nursing profession and how to use innovation strategies to transform it. They also discuss the role of the , an organization Love started that works to address staffing shortages in the profession and change how Medicare reimburses health care systems to better reflect the work that nurses do. Kaiser is director of the at UT Dallas’ Naveen Jindal School of Management.
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In this episode, Dr. Tim Church, chief medical officer of Wondr Health, a digital weight management program, joins host Dr. Bob Kaiser for a discussion about how to solve twin health epidemics related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Specifically, they discuss related metabolic and mental-health pandemics in which people are eating more, exercising and sleeping less because of worry and stress related to life’s uncertainties during these times.