Have you ever heard the myths about data-driven leadership in the healthcare industry? That it's too hard to implement, that initiatives don't lead to meaningful results, or that reliable data is hard to come by? Hannah Anderson debunks those myths and shows how constructive discernment, leadership, and decision-making can be effective tools in your healthcare practice.

Hannah is a passionate healthcare professional and lecturer at the University of Kentucky's Physician Assistant program. With a trauma and general surgery background, she has firsthand experience in the challenges and complexities of patient care. Her dedication to improving patient outcomes through data-driven leadership and constructive discernment has made her a sought-after voice within the medical community. As an advocate for balancing guidelines with critical thinking, Hannah believes in fostering a sense of service among healthcare providers. Her dynamic approach to teaching and commitment to empowering future medical professionals make her an invaluable asset in shaping the future of healthcare.

In this episode, you will learn how to:

• Revolutionize data-driven patient care through the implementation of electronic medical records.
• Strengthen patient-provider relationships by embracing patient-informed care and fostering trust.
• Conquer fear and use setbacks as opportunities for personal and professional growth in healthcare.