Healthcare Executive Podcast

In this episode, renowned futurist Amy Webb, CEO of Future Today Strategy Group, outlines key trends that healthcare leaders must prepare for, including emerging technologies and their potential to reshape healthcare over the next 10–20 years.

David Bartholomew, FACHE, ACHE's senior vice president of Learning, speaks with Katherine Meese, PhD, and Dan Collard about the concept of “genfluence” and its importance in today's healthcare workforce. This episode covers generational collaboration, mentorship and how leaders can engage younger employees effectively. Plus, learn more about ACHE's Congress on Healthcare Leadership.

Thomas Grenier joins the ACHE podcast to discuss the respiratory virus landscape in the US. Thomas will speak about how HCP organizations can partner with vaccine manufacturers like Sanofi to engage health systems and patients to protect public health and help reduce hospitalizations from vaccine preventable diseases during respiratory season.

Artificial intelligence in healthcare often makes headlines for clinical breakthroughs, but the real opportunities may lie in everyday operations. In this ACHE podcast, Dr. Boykin Robinson, CEO of Core Clinical Partners, goes beyond the hype to explore how AI is reshaping hospital and physician group management. From behind-the-scenes automations that save time and money to strategies for building trust, protecting culture, and finding quick wins, Boykin shares a pragmatic roadmap for healthcare leaders looking to use AI as a tool for performance, not just a buzzword.

Leadership strategist and bestselling author Anne Morriss shares practical approaches to enhancing leadership effectiveness and fostering impactful workplace culture.

Technology alone doesn’t change outcomes — people do. This podcast will emphasize the leadership traits that bring humanity and the human element to advancing early detection for cancer.

Albert Wright Jr., FACHE, president/CEO, WVU Medicine, outlines actionable strategies for healthcare leaders to enhance service delivery and patient care in rural communities.

Solutions for health system leaders facing unprecedented convergence of disruption — rapid policy changes, shifting reimbursement models, and continued staffing challenges — all while patient demand for greater access is rising. How the use of AI is both an opportunity and a risk that requires careful considerations for adoption. In this conversation, we’ll explore how these forces are reshaping hospital operations and the need for leaders to reimagine their operating models. Mohan Giridharadas will share his Lean operations-based “hub-and-spoke” approach to operational transformation — inspired by the airline industry — as a blueprint for scaling efficient and sustainable growth, improving staff experience and productivity, and delivering the right care to the right patient at the right place at the right time. We’ll discuss how executives can leverage this model, powered by advanced math and AI, to not only withstand disruption, but thrive in it.

Discover how healthcare leaders can transform their real estate from a cost center into a strategic asset. Carey Sealy, with JLL, shares data-driven strategies for optimizing healthcare portfolios and how underutilized spaces can generate new revenue streams. From smart building automation to predictive maintenance and compliance, this episode reveals how organizations can leverage technology for operational efficiency, better patient experiences, and sustainability.

In this episode, Pierre Monice, FACHE, and Baljeet S. Sangha, FACHE, discuss how emerging leaders can nurture relationships and collaboration. Discover how to better serve your team and community for lasting impact. They also share practical advice to navigating your own career path.