Episode 21 is a great conversation with our guest Beth Friedman, Senior Partner at Finn Partners. Beth shares valuable insights, stories, and experiences that are insightful and are a reminder that even if you don’t want to be an entrepreneur, you can use the entrepreneurial spirit and journey to help you excel in your current or future endeavors. 

 Join Sue Chamberlain and me (Cat Valyi) for another great episode of Talking About PHI.  

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Taking About PHI - Woman in Healthcare, Episode 22, Cat Valyi interviews co-host Sue Chamberlain. As part of the women in healthcare series, we learned about Sue's journey toward Health Information Management (HIM) and how she used her love of HIM and taught others to create her new venture, Your First Rung.    It's a great conversation for anyone contemplating health information management and those wondering what's next.   

Hosts: Cat Valyi, CEO, CV Strategic Marketing Solutions & Sue Chamberlain, CEO, Your First Rung  

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Talking About PHI has hit a milestone. Cat Valyi and Sue Chamberlain are celebrating our 20th episode with an awesome guest, the author of Getting to G.R.E.A.T., Madelaine Claire Weiss. Madelaine shares her five steps to help you get from where you are today to the really great life you want. She also shares a 30-sec mindset reset breathing exercise you don't want to miss.

Are you a corporate contortionist? Many women in the corporate environment must twist and turn themselves to excel in spaces that allow men to maneuver easily. In this episode, Sue Chamberlain and Cat Valyi discuss uniquely women's issues that create negative perceptions that women must overcome. We share experiences and tips they have used to conquer and thrive. 

Talking About PHI is sponsored by CV Strategic Marketing Solutions and Your First Rung.

Talking About PHI - Women in Healthcare:

Sue Chamberlain and Cat Valyi discuss the benefits of networking, share tips, and highlight why building a strong community of support can help provide more access to opportunities.

It's essential for women in the healthcare space to master the art of networking. Building and nurturing a community can help overcome the fact that it takes women five years longer to reach the C Suit than their male counterparts.

Welcome to our new mini-series, where we focus on the trials and triumphs of women in healthcare. Come along for the ride as we share insights and information that we believe could be helpful in your quest to thrive in the healthcare space. 

Featuring Cat Valyi and Sue Chamberlain 

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Many people do not realize their health history is spread out in several locations and may not be immediately available to other providers when needed. To take control of your care, consider putting together your Personal Health Record (PHR). A PHR can be maintained to give your provider(s) a summary to help

you work together to best manage your health. It can also be a life-saving tool in emergencies. It could also prevent duplication of tests and save some co-pays.

Join us to understand more about your PHR from the provider, vendor, and patient perspective.

Sometimes we sabotage ourselves. Instead, learn ways to make the right moves. Dr. Twanna Carter, Ph.D., shares the secrets of getting the support of mentors and coaches and owning your own stuff. 

Together we dive into the essential components needed to achieve success in business and share stories that you may have experienced. Dr. Carter enlightens us about confidence, potential, and defining your value. 

Join us!   

The HIPAA Changes were originally designed to work alongside the 21st Century Cures Act, however, there are competing statements that don't support this premise. Listen as Jan McDavid, of McDavid Law reviews a list of statements that may prompt you to act (or at least submit comments to HHS). 

Industry leaders continue to struggle to understand how to implement the provision, which includes a patient's ability to export their ePHI.

Elements that seem simple at face value usually have many hidden challenges - let’s face it, nothing in healthcare is easy!

Kelly McLendon and other task force members are working to develop consensus recommendations relevant to Designated Record Set and EHI.

In our conversation, Kelly breaks down the task force’s focus and shares insight into some key areas that healthcare leaders should put front and center as they prepare for the Cures Act Final Rule and some aspects of the ONC.