In this episode, we sit down with Josh and Kevin from The Holler, a website design and social media management company.  The Holler is a crucial part of our team here at Adminologybay, as they take care of all of our digital needs--including the production of this podcast! We had so much fun getting to sit down with our team and chat all about the topic of social media and how it can be used effectively in the healthcare arena.  You’ll hear them answer many of our questions: How do we engage our patients and community on social media? What are some “best practices” for using social media? How do you know if your social media is “good”?  What platforms are particularly important for hospitals to use to connect with patients and communities?  We believe so much good can come from building an online following where you can actively reach your audience where they can be found most easily...the internet!

Today’s episode, Larry Gray joins our conversation and tells us his journey and life story as a role model in the healthcare community. He is the President of Baptist Health Corbin. With his experience and expertise he became a great example for our future leaders.

Listen in as we talk  about leadership, ethics, and being a role model in the healthcare community.

In this episode, we are joined by Jordan Harmon! He is the Managing Director of the Hospital for Surgery. He is also the Director of Advocacy at Cost of Care. Join the conversation as they talk about what is considered as one of the most important topics in healthcare, “How can we reduce the cost of healthcare?”

In today’s episode, we’ll continue the conversation from our last episode where we talked about Healthcare Accountability. Now, we’ll be discussing about what role does accountability play in our society, and how do we find ourselves accountable? These were just some of the questions asked and discussed in this episode to help us really focus on the importance of accountability in healthcare.

Tune in and and learn more about caring for healthcare!

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In this episode, we dive deep into the topic of healthcare accountability.  We know, not the most fun topic, but SO necessary and relevant to the discussion of modern healthcare.  This month at Adminologybay, we are tackling this subject in full force.  We have multiple blogs, videos, and discussions happening all about accountability and why it is important in healthcare.

In today’s episode, we have a great conversation with Rick Curtis, the CEO of one of our nation’s accrediting companies, The Center for Improvement in Healthcare Quality (CIHQ). We hear all about how Rick began his career and how he ended up becoming the CEO of one of the four accrediting organizations in the country.

In this episode, we have the privilege of talking to Dr. Jessica Willett, MD, an emergency medicine physician in California.  You will hear us talk to Dr. Willett about her life and her non-traditional route in medicine.  We talk about all of her many travels, as she has practiced medicine in multiple different countries and cultures.  We also get into how she feels healthcare is changing, the importance of community as a Physician, and her perspective on the significant increase in physician burnout as of late.  She even gives great advice to healthcare leaders, as well as patients, on what they should know about physicians.  Dr. Willett is the creator of the well-known hashtag in the physician-world, #docswhoalmostquit.  Dr. Willett has a love and passion for medicine and the patients that she serves.  It is so evident throughout our conversation with her that she has an unwavering desire to help others, serve others, and make a difference in patient’s lives.  She truly represents the heart of medicine.  We absolutely loved getting to talk to Dr. Willett.  We know you will enjoy listening.

In this episode, we have a serious discussion on how a community is impacted by their hospital. We talk about a recent article from the Huffington Post entitled “A Hospital Crisis is Killing Rural Communities”, which really instigated this whole discussion. What happens to a community when its hospital has to close? How is the community affected economically? How is their health affected?

In this episode, we talk to Nathan Dollinger, a young healthcare leader and future physician.  Nathan is the host of The Future of Healthcare Podcast that launched earlier this year.  He is a former EMT, recent college grad, and currently works as a data analyst in St. Louis while applying to med school.  Nathan is passionate about medicine and the shifting tides of healthcare.  Nathan talks about the future of healthcare as he sees it.  He discusses some of the major shifts and changes that are headed our way.  He even shares with us what excites him most about where we are headed, and also what scares him most.  You will hear all about Nathan’s podcast, including the episode that Alan joined him on in Sept. 2017 (see link below to listen).  We are excited to share this conversation with you.

This episode is all about everyone’s favorite topic...the Electronic Health Record.  Alan and Mindie dive into the history behind the EHR, what’s wrong with our current EHR, as well as a sneak peek at what we believe are the key features of a successful, future EHR.  This is a topic we know a lot of you have many thoughts about!  We are currently discussing this and much more inside our online membership communities, Providerbay and Execubay.  We invite you to join in on our conversation as we seek to innovate and provide solutions to the problems we face.