Insights

In this episode, Jess Evora discusses the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare, particularly focusing on ambient listening technology. The conversation explores how AI can enhance health equity, improve accountability, and address disparities in health outcomes. Key insights include the benefits of ambient listening in fostering deeper patient-provider connections, improving documentation accuracy, and the overall positive reception from both providers and patients. The episode also highlights the broader implications of AI in healthcare accountability and the importance of securing buy-in from stakeholders for successful implementation.

In this conversation, Anne Herleth and Nadia Critchley discuss the critical need for investment in nurse manager development. They explore the challenges faced by nurse managers, the importance of change leadership over change management, and the tangible impacts of leadership development programs on healthcare systems. The discussion emphasizes the necessity of equipping nurse managers with the skills to lead effectively in complex environments, ultimately driving better patient care and organizational outcomes.

In this conversation, Anne Herleth discusses the critical role of nurse managers in healthcare and how health systems are failing to support them. She highlights the increasing responsibilities of nurse managers, the challenges they face with workload and burnout, and the need for strategic initiatives to improve their working conditions. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding nurse manager workload, the implications of overwork on health systems, and the necessity for organizational support and leadership development.

In this episode of the Health Systems CXO podcast, Robin Brand interviews Dan Liljenquist, Chief Strategy Officer at Intermountain Health, about the challenges facing rural healthcare and the innovative hub and spoke model being implemented to address these issues. The conversation covers the virtual hospital concept, the importance of collaboration among healthcare systems, and the need for advocacy and policy engagement to support rural health initiatives. Dan shares insights on the guiding principles of their coalition, the scalability of their model, and the positive outcomes they are already seeing in patient care.

While exciting innovations like artificial intelligence (AI) and latest “medical miracle” often grab headlines, significant advances in every day clinical practices – touching nearly every patient every day – can be overlooked. Dr. Joseph (Joe) Smith, Senior Vice President and Chief Scientific Officer at BD, Tamara (Tami) Frost, Senior Vice President and Chief Nurse Executive at Carilion Clinic, and Rachelle Landry, Vice President, Clinical Transformation at BD, will discuss ongoing challenges with the most commonly practiced healthcare procedures, explore opportunities to redefine care delivery through innovative technologies and effective care models that drive clinical proficiency, and highlight the critical role of leadership in effectively spearheading these transformational efforts.

Gain exclusive insight into the priorities and concerns shaping the minds of leading Health System Chief Information Officers. This session distills the key themes from our closed-door Spring 2025 gatherings, offering strategic takeaways for industry partners.

Gain exclusive insight into the priorities and concerns shaping the minds of leading Health System Chief Physician Executives. This session distills the key themes from our closed-door Spring 2025 gatherings, offering strategic takeaways for industry partners.

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