Healthcare Executive Podcast

Learn more about how your organization can have an ongoing innovative culture from producer and filmmaker Mick Ebeling, founder/CEO, Not Impossible Labs.

Carla Harris, senior client advisor, Morgan Stanley, shares how healthcare leaders can show agility and authenticity as they adapt to changes in the world of work.

How can healthcare providers balance the benefits of artificial intelligence while ensuring quality care? Richard G. Greenhill, DHA, FACHE, CPHQ, program director/assistant professor, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, discusses challenges that AI can cause in an organization dedicated to quality, and how can healthcare leaders overcome them.

How does the emotion of regret inform how you lead? Daniel H. Pink, expert on innovation, competition and the changing world of work/New York Times bestselling author, explores new ways to lead and use regret to help organizations thrive.

In this podcast episode, join Abraham Verghese, MD, as he shares insights into his early career journey and the evolution of healthcare. He will describe the crucial role of empathy in healthcare leadership and share how leaders can cultivate it within themselves and their teams.

How do you improve as a healthcare leader and why is executive engagement and effective communication so important? Dr. David Schreiner discusses executive engagement and the importance of communication in healthcare leadership.

Cheryl Pegus, MD, managing director, Morgan Health Ventures, and Marc Harrison, MD, co-founder/CEO, Health Assurance Transformation Corporation, share how hospitals and health systems can embrace creativity and innovation to transform healthcare.

What does workplace modernization mean for hospitals and clinicians? Scott Gaydos, Vice President of Product, Optum, shares how automation can make an impact on healthcare outcomes and experiences.

What does workplace modernization mean for hospitals and clinicians? Scott Gaydos, Vice President of Product, Optum, shares how automation can make an impact on healthcare outcomes and experiences.