Rev Cycle Unscripted

We were live in front of a studio audience at the Central Ohio HFMA event. My Good Friends Heather Dunn and Byung Kang (Vanderbilt) joined me on stage to talk about "IT: How to innovate and do the day to day". It was a great coversation with two business partners that have different priorities working it out. FYI. The questions from the audience didn't come through as well so please keep that in mind.

We were live in front of studio audience at the Central Ohio HFMA event. My Good Friends David Bittner (Trinity) and Gary Dighe (Ohio Health) joined me on stage to talk about "What keeps them up at night?". It was weird to be in front of a large audience but I think it was a lot of fun too. The questions from the audience didn't come through as well so please keep that in mind.

We tacklet the incredible subject of Busyness and how we revere it in Corporate America. We dive into the pitfalls, the layers of complexity involved and the power of the human ego all in about an hour. It's amazing! If you don't "put this on your calendar" it's a mistake. Or are you to busy???

Our special guests this week are My Good Friends, Tiffany Kruzcek (Professional Integrator) and Peter Joseph (Managing Partner at Qodex).

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We kick off Season 5 and our 81st episode. This season is going to be our best as we are traveling the country scouring for the best stories, people to interview and topics to cover. So excited for the content and people we are already meeting and learning more about. Come join us this year.

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We wrap up Season 4 and 2022 with a special live recording in Nashville with our good friend Heather Dunn. Tina and Ben made the trek to Nashville and recorded in a professional recording studio. We reviewed highlights of the year and gave out our very first awards. It was great season and want to thank you all for listening.

Look for Season 5 in a couple of months.

In this episode we talk about Ben's new community that he's launching. AND we reviewed favorite episodes of the season with our producer Rome. Please check it out as we have one episode left for the season after this.

Check out the new community: tarponhealth.com

This week we have my good friend Sal from graduate school join us to talk Health Equity. Sal leads Community Health Equity for the University of Alabama-Birmingham Health System. It was a great discussion on the disparities in different communities on access to healthcare. We also dug into the specific issue within Revenue Cycle of not having enough diverse representation in leadership. You do NOT want to miss this one.

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This episode we have our good friend Brian Unell on the show to talk about his new and first book, "Everyday Leadership". We were excited to have him in person while he was recording the audio version of his book. It was great to just talk about the origins of how he got the insane idea to write a book. Very impressive on all fronts and you'll want to check this out and go buy the book.

Everyday Leadership - https://a.co/d/34hdPdi

This week we get real and revisit Imposter Syndrome once again. We talk with our friend Nate Sjogren about his experiences. Ben also shares what he's currently struggling with. Our hope is that everyone can relate to this one. It's raw, honest and has nothing to do with Revenue Cycle...or everything to do with it.

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Is this a controversial topic or just what everyone thinks but won't say? It's not clear...what is clear is that it was a fun discussion. We had Damien Corlew and Heather Dunn from Vanderbilt join us for this interesting topic.

Full disclaimer that we are not referencing any of the EMR's in particular and is really just a discussion on the general market and experience.

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