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AHA Associate Podcast Series, Ep. 76 | Guidehouse
In this episode, Kathleen Wessel, Vice President of Business Management and Operations of the American Hospital Association (AHA) podcast, is joined by Dr. Ed Abraham, former academic medical center CEO and Partner of Payer Provider Health at Guidehouse, and Dr. Inga Lennes, Medical Oncologist, President of the UCSF Faculty Practice Organization and Senior Vice President of Ambulatory Services at UCSF Health. Our speakers will share insights on how the University of California San Francisco is leveraging Advanced Practice Providers across specialties as part of a system-wide care model redesign initiative.
AHA Associate Podcast Series, Ep. 74 | Oracle Health
In this insightful episode, Kathleen Wessel, Vice President of Business Management and Operations of the American Hospital Association (AHA) podcast, is joined by Seema Verma, EVP and GM of Oracle Health and Life Sciences, to discuss her pivotal role in the "Patients Over Paperwork" initiative at the CMS and how technology is taking healthcare to entirely new levels of efficiency, intelligence, and helping bring back the doctor-patient relationship.
AHA Associate Podcast Series, Ep. 70 | CyraCom
In this episode, Kathleen Wessel, Vice President of Business Management and Operations at the AHA is joined by James Kent, Chief Financial and Operating Officer of CyraCom. Their discussion focuses on the impact of successful language services on care teams and hospital operations overall.
Business Intelligence Report | Coexisting with COVID-19: The Road Ahead for Health Innovation
With another year of pandemic experience behind them, hospitals and health systems are innovating as never before. The demonstrated ability of care providers to consider new ideas, try new methods and remain nimble bodes well for the near and long term as business models continue to undergo rapid change. At the same time, the field continues to suffer financially — from rising costs, workforce fatigue and turnover.