Integrated: the Community Paramedicine podcast

Integrated: the Community Paramedicine podcast

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Integrated: the Community Paramedicine podcast episodes

  • Episode 09: The Cleveland Clinic, Innovation Culture and MIH

    Dr Judith Welsh, Chief Experience Officer and MIH Medical Director and Sean Lyons, Community Paramedic Supervisor and Project Manager for the Cleveland Clinic talking about what happens when one of the world's leading healthcare innovation institutions empowers paramedics as part of a multi-disciplinary team to help address clinical and social complexity 

    57 min
  • Episode 08: Mikula, Pirates in Crisis

    John Mikula from the Transcare/Crisis Center of Tampa Bay MIH partnership talking about robust data integration, barriers to care focused interventions, and just a great look at a program successfully helping patients reduce their demand for emergency services and hospitalization.

    25 min
  • Episode 05: Amy Jarosek - Williamson County, TX and program maturity

    Apologies for the delay, 2020 is taking a toll on all of us.  This one was worth the wait! Value based health strategies have a habit of sounding like corporate boardroom chess, pretty far from reality for municipal public safety agencies... at first glance. Williamson County, Texas is a standout example of how a Community Paramedic program within a 3rd service model EMS agency can (and has) leveraged relationships and data to move beyond grant funded start-up into sustainable and growing. 

    45 min
  • Episode 04 -Hospice, MIH, and value

    Getting caught up, I had the chance to talk with Ari Breslauer recently about a very successful partnership between a hospice agency and a start-up MIH program. Some really great takeaways about defining and articulating value in ways that help answer everyone's concerns from the patients to the clinicians to the payers

    30 min

About Integrated: the Community Paramedicine podcast

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Meeting the front line and academic leaders of this emerging paramedical sub-specialty and hearing their stories