Host Dr. Michael Koriwchak will look at the reaction from a few segments of the medical community and give us an update on some encouraging news coming out of Johns Hopkins regarding workflow efficiencies arising from applying health IT.

The latter half of the show will revisit a few segments from Dr. Chuck Webster on a recent show where they discuss innovating IT workflows.

Dr. Brian Hill joins Dr/ Scjerz in the Doctor’s Lounge to explain the scope of the problem and share the solutions that he thinks are necessary to disrupt and transform healthcare.

Prolific blogger Chuck Webster, M.D. steps into the Doctor's Lounge this week to discuss IT and Business Process Management.

Join Dr. Scherz as he explore several larger principles - how do you lower cost systemically? How do you empower patients and doctors?

Join Dr. Scherz and long time friend of the Docs 4 Patient Care Foundation, Sally Pipes returns to the Doctor's Lounge to discuss all things health care.

Host Mike Koriwchak invites two business leaders serving the health care community into the Doctor's Lounge.

Don Lee hosts #hcbiz - a blog, weekly tweet chat and talk show that takes a practical look at The Business of Healthcare.

In the second segment, Randall Oates, the developer of SOAPware - a EHR provider (among many other services for the health care industry) - steps into the Doctor's Lounge to round out our business episode.

Join Dr. Hal Scherz and his guest in the Doctors Lounge Alfredo Ortiz is the President and CEO for the Job Creators Network, a nonpartisan organization founded by entrepreneurs like Home Depot co-founder Bernie Marcus who believe the best defense against bad government policy is a well-informed public.

Dr. Michael Koriwchak discusses all the election results and explores the opportunities ahead for real health care reform.

State Senator Patrick Colbeck steps into the Doctor's Lounge to tell the story of codifying Direct Primary Care into law in Michigan.

Host Michael Koriwchak, M.D., speaks to the health IT you've never seen but always dreamed of with DPC (Direct Primary Care) and created with no regulations stifling the technology. Imagine your EMR free to serve you and your patients.