The Applied Policy Podcast

The Applied Policy Podcast

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The Applied Policy Podcast episodes

  • The Pharmaceutical Supply Chain

    On May 28, NVHPF hosted a conversation on the pharmaceutical supply chain with panelists Craig Burton (Senior Vice President of Policy and Strategic Alliances at the Association for Accessible Medicines and Executive Director of the Biosimilars Council), Tom Kraus (Vice President of Government Relations at the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists), and Nicolette Louissaint (Senior Vice President for Policy and Strategic Planning at the Healthcare Distribution Alliance). Moderated by Linda Rouse O’Neill, Vice President for Health Policy at Applied Policy.

    52 min
  • The Future of Telehealth

    On April 22, NVHPF hosted a converstion about the future of telehealth.

    Telemedicine use increased dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic and remains an integral part of our healthcare system. However, its continued use has relied on short-term support from Congress. On April 22, Northern Virginia Health Policy and Applied Policy’s President and CEO Jim Scott welcomed Kyle Zebley, Senior Vice President of Public Policy at the American Telemedicine Association, to discuss the future of telehealth.

    52 min
  • The Future of Rural Health

    On March 25, 2025, the Northern Virginia Health Policy Forum welcomed three leading voices in rural health who shared their perspectives on improving health outcomes for rural residents and what changes are needed to better support their communities.

    Bill Finerfrock, co-founder and long-time Executive Director of the National Association of Rural Health Clinics (NARHC); Sarah Hohman from NARHC; and Amy Elizondo from the National Rural Health Association (NRHA), joined a conversation moderated by Applied Policy’s Vice President of Health Policy, Linda Rouse O’Neill.

    38 min

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