HIT Like a Girl Pod: Empowering Women in Health IT

HIT Like a Girl Pod: Empowering Women in Health IT

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HIT Like a Girl Pod: Empowering Women in Health IT episodes

  • Grace Vinton & Janet Dillione Explore How to Support Vulnerable Populations at Home

    We continue with HITea with Grace series. In this episode, she interviews Janet Dillione, CEO of Connect America. 

    Janet's work addresses the needs of the vulnerable populations in the country, specifically of the aging and chronically ill. The Connect America platform helps people who want to stay at home to live as long and as independently and as graciously as they can while being in the home.

    27 min
  • Grace Vinton & Stephanie Queen Discuss What it Takes to Provide Healthcare from a Helicopter

    We continue with our HITea With Grace bonus episodes, with Grace Vinton. In this episode, she interviews Stephanie Queen, Senior Vice President of Clinical Services and Chief Nursing Officer at Air Methods, the U.S.' leading emergency air medical service provider. .

    Today's conversation revolves around clinician burnout, grief, and the reality of the toll it takes to work in the high-stakes healthcare environments.

    50 min
  • Kat McDavitt & Maria Levis Take a Deep Dive on Understanding Population Health

    It's a season of giving and this December we continue to share our platform through the Ladyboss Interview Series. In this episode Kat McDavitt interviews Maria Levis, CEO and Founder of Impactivo, LLC., a woman and minority-owned health consulting firm in Puerto Rico.

    Maria talks with Kat about her community-level approach to health equity and how she's working with HHS to scale her approach across the country and some of the downsides of health equity becoming a buzzword and trendy.

    23 min
  • Grace Vinton & Jennifer D'Angelo Discuss Interoperability in New Jersey

    In this HITea with Grace bonus episode, Grace Vinton interviews Jennifer D’Angelo, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Healthcare Division at New Jersey Innovation Institute (NJII).

    Her work at the health information network serves patients through improving the quality of data to ensure that it tells an accurate story for each person throughout their healthcare system.The NJII uses the Master Person Index (MPI) and holds facilities accountable for sending and receiving clean and usable data. This helps them expand interoperability and clinical casework throughout the state.

    34 min
  • Kat McDavitt and Therasa Bell Take a Deep Dive into What it Means to be Mission Driven

    In this Ladyboss Interview, Kat McDavitt, Principal Advisor and Head of Public Affairs at Innsena interviews Therasa Bell, Cofounder, President, and CTO of Kno2.

    Therasa talks about one big thing - being a mission-driven health IT organization -- and the tenacity and commitment it takes to stick to the integrity of their big, audacious idea to empower healthcare technology vendors to realize the potential of true interoperability.

    20 min
  • Grace Vinton and Effie Parks Discuss the Importance of the Patient Voice

    In this special HITea With Grace bonus episode, Grace Vinton, digital health influencer talks with Effie Parks, founder of the Once Upon a Gene podcast, about patient advocacy and the reality of the challenges parents face due to the disconnect within our healthcare system.

    "You don't have to be the same as me to understand me," Effie shares some tough stuff about how despite the challenges she's faced with a son who has a rare disease, she's found a way to live beyond her circumstances.

    37 min
  • Megan Haas is taking a Holistic Approach to Connecting People Across Generations

    Today Joy talks with Megan Haas, founder of Kinnected.org, a free social-health sanctuary that supports community resilience through building stable, purposeful, peer to peer connection. She’s really on to something - not only did Megan and I really connect in this conversation, but Joy also joined one of her community initiatives to have authentic, intentional conversations across generational divides and the experience was so gratifying - it felt like quenching a hunger that she didn’t even know I had. Anyway - Megan is doing great things in the world. Listen for yourself. 

    55 min
  • Dr. Nishi Rawat Brings Healthcare Stakeholders Together to Break Down Barriers
    Today we’re talking with Dr. Nishi Rawat, the Chief Medical Officer at Bamboo Health (formerly Appriss Health). She works to break down silos that exist between different areas of healthcare, to increase transparency with regards to the resources that are available in different states and regions. This allows stakeholders to identify where there are gaps, where there are successes, and where to target their efforts to provide more access and better care to patients in those areas. It also helps inform policy - which is super important. We learned a lot from this conversation and think you will too!
    26 min
  • Fran Ayalasomayajula Leads Large-Scale Significantly Meaningful Initiatives

    In this episode, we talk with Fran Ayalasomayajula, President of Reach, a social impact organization on a mission to make a meaningful impact for both providers and patients. Her current work crosses the chasms of maternal health as well as virtual reality therapeutics. One thing that’s certain is she’s passionate about tackling big problems in innovative ways. Take a listen!

    47 min
  • Nicole Cameron works to improve access to healthcare to remote areas of Australia

    Nicole Cameron, Professional Services Director, InterSystems in New Zealand and Australia. She currently oversees the implementation of their EHR into remote areas in the Northern Territory of Australia in large part to support the indigenous people. One funny thing about her is that she and her husband took a road trip around the country for their honeymoon, and ended up never returning home.

    38 min

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HIT Like a Girl Pod is back—with Joy Rios, Grace Vinton, and Rebecca Love.