iPro was proud to bring together Jamie Orlikoff, Barbara Sowada and Jeffery Adler for an exclusive virtual talk on board education. Special thanks to all of the hospital trustees/executives that attended, our speakers, and the Wyoming Hospital Association.
In partnership with the AHA, Episode 7 of the Transformation Talks: Digital Transformation: Deploying Digital Solutions to Enhance Care Delivery and Outcomes, three experts discuss where we are as an industry in the effort to digitally transform health care, from both the patient and provider perspective.
In partnership with the AHA, Episode 6 of Transformation Talks: Supply Chain: Mitigating Risk and Disruption Beyond the Pandemic, covers potential solutions to long-standing supply chain vulnerabilities and how to rethink supply chain strategies for the future.
In partnership with the AHA, Episode 5 of Transformation Talks: Consumerism focuses on what it means to create a hyperpersonalized patient experience in healthcare.
In part 2 of this conversation, Dr. David Nash and Alan Friedman, MA address exactly how an organization’s physician leadership team can go from disconnected, frustrated, and unproductive to communicative, motivated, and highly effective.
In this interview-style segment, Todd Sagin discusses lessons learned from high-profile failures in physician credentialing, citing a compelling case study on “Dr. Death.” Watch the promo video below.
In part three of this series, John Riggi establishes best practices for mitigating cyber risk, provides strategies for handling a breach, and discusses forward-looking trends.
In part two of this series, John Riggi explains the unique characteristics that put the healthcare sector at greater cyber risk, as well as the ramifications of a cyber attack on healthcare organizations.
John Riggi explains the ins and outs of cybersecurity, including what threats hospitals and health systems face and the challenges COVID-19 has posed to cyber attack prevention.
Dr. David Nash interviews Alan Friedman, MA to discuss why arming physician leaders with psychosocial awareness is critical to their success in their roles and the overall success of the hospital and patients they serve.