On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed interviews Dr. Felix Nunez, the CEO of Gold Coast Health Plan. They discuss his journey into public health, the importance of Medicaid, and the current state of the American healthcare system. Dr. Nunez emphasizes the need for universal access to healthcare, critiques the existing healthcare industry, and highlights the role of technology in improving care. He also shares insights on leadership, compassion, and the importance of maintaining humanity in healthcare.

On this episode of DGTL Voices, the Honorable Tony Clement shares his journey from a political career in Canada to becoming an entrepreneur. He discusses learning to play guitar at 50, the importance of mental health, and insights into the Canadian healthcare system. He also highlights the challenges of leadership and negotiation in politics, particularly in the context of healthcare and public service.

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed and Dr. Michael Hasselberg discuss a range of topics from personal backgrounds to the future of healthcare. Dr. Hasselberg recounts his journey from a family with no college background to becoming a leader in digital health, emphasizing the importance of hard work and education. The conversation shifts to the integration of technology in nursing, the role of AI, and the significance of teamwork in healthcare transformation. They conclude with insights on embracing chaos and the power of storytelling in driving change.

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed speaks with Vinay Patel, a pharmacist and entrepreneur, about his journey in the pharmacy industry, the innovative solutions offered by his company MakoRX, and the future of healthcare. They discuss the importance of community pharmacies, leadership lessons, and advice for aspiring healthcare entrepreneurs. Vinay shares his personal experiences, life mantras, and the significance of time management in both personal and professional life.

On this special episode of DGTL Voices, I interview my father, Herbert Marx, a Holocaust escapee. We discuss Herbert's early life and experiences during the Holocaust. The conversation also touches on the significance of Father's Day, virtual care experiences, leadership lessons from Herbert's time in the army, and a unique encounter with President George Bush. The episode concludes with reflections on family legacy and the need for peace in the world.

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Dr. Manish Kohli shares his journey from India to the U.S., his experiences in medical school, and his career in healthcare leadership. After serving as CMIO for multiple organizations and as the Chairman of the Board for HIMSS, Manish established Pul Alliance. A nonprofit, Pul Alliance aims to provide sustainable healthcare solutions and community empowerment in low-resource settings around the world. Check out their website and see how you can get involved: https://pulalliance.org/

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed interviews Henna Pryor, a workplace performance expert and author. They discuss Henna's journey from being the first-born child of immigrant parents to becoming a successful entrepreneur and keynote speaker. Henna shares her insights on coaching, the importance of influence in leadership, and the art of speaking. She emphasizes the need for self-awareness, the balance between generosity and boundaries, and the significance of recharging. The conversation concludes with a call to embrace the awkwardness that comes with leadership in a rapidly changing world.

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed interviews Dr. Judy Wolfe, CMO at University Hospitals. They discuss Judy's journey from a young girl aspiring to be a physician to her current leadership role in healthcare. Judy shares insights on the importance of saying 'yes' to opportunities, her experiences in emergency medicine, and the significance of patient experience and care redesign. She emphasizes the need for collaboration between clinicians and tech leaders, and the vital role of relationships in healthcare.

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Dr. Anjali Bhagra shares her inspiring journey from India to becoming a professor of medicine at Mayo Clinic. She discusses her roles in enterprise automation and integrative medicine, emphasizing the need for trust and transparency in healthcare. She reflects on her leadership style, the significance of GRIT, and the ways she recharges. The conversation concludes with her powerful mantra for living a fulfilling life.

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed interviews Shanna Adamic, a healthcare executive and author of 'Audacious Optimism.' Shanna shares her journey from a small town in Missouri to becoming a Fortune 100 executive, highlighting the impact of her upbringing and experiences in NFL cheerleading on her leadership style. They discuss her personal health journey and the concept of audacious optimism, emphasizing that hope is a choice and a strategy for personal and professional growth. 

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