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Dr. Joni Watson hosts Tracy Gosselin, PhD, RN, FAAN, Chief Nursing Executive at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. They dive deep into the Quintuple Aim framework, emphasizing the pivotal role nurses play in healthcare leadership — and how they can effectively navigate through the challenges of care quality, cost, patient experience, clinician experience, and equity. Gosselin shares invaluable insights on the importance of data in addressing health disparities, the evolving landscape of nursing education, and strategies for nurturing a resilient and well-prepared workforce in the face of rising demands and complexities in healthcare.
Dr. Joni Watson speaks with Dr. Tara Kinard, Associate Chief Nursing Officer at Duke University Population Health Management Office and a clinical associate at the Duke University School of Nursing. They explore the critical intersection of nursing leadership, self-care, and education, and the profound impact of personal wellness on professional effectiveness. Dr. Kinard shares her journey through personal challenges, highlighting how prioritizing self-care has been essential in enhancing her decision-making, leadership style, and the ability to support her team and patients. This episode delves into practical strategies for integrating wellness into daily routines, emphasizing its significance in fostering resilience, improving patient care, and advancing nursing practice amidst the complexities of healthcare today.
Dr. Joni Watson sits down with Dr. Nick Escobedo, Associate Chief Nursing Officer at Houston Methodist. Dr. Escobedo shares his visionary approach to leadership in healthcare, emphasizing the importance of cultivating leadership qualities at every level, not solely in formal positions. He discusses his journey, the concept of leadership as a behavior, and the power of mentorship and vulnerability in personal and professional growth. Dr. Escobedo also highlights the critical role of innovation and inclusivity in shaping the future of patient-centered healthcare.
Join new host Joni Watson as she explores the forefront of healthcare leadership with Dr. Kelly Larabee-Robke, a visionary in clinical innovation and technology strategy. Delving into the nuances of leadership, Dr. Larabee-Robke shares invaluable insights on nurturing innovation, the critical role of strategic communication, and the challenges and opportunities technology presents in healthcare. Discover how embracing risk and fostering a culture of continuous learning can drive transformative changes in care delivery.
Meet new host Joni Watson as she dives into what to expect on the upcoming season of The Handoff.
Dr. Dani speaks with Jeff Doucette, SVP & Chief Nursing Officer at Press Ganey.
Today, they discuss trends in the nursing workforce in recent years, the impact of an engaged nurse leader, and how key subsets of resilience can be used by leaders to support the front-line.
Dani speaks with Dr. Dana Womack, healthcare informatics consultant. Together, they discuss her pivotal career moments before diving into the power of harnessing ambient data, or 'digital dust', and turning it into clinical practice insights. They also cover the concepts of resilience engineering and adaptive capacity in nursing.
Dr. Dani speaks with Dr. Angela DiDonato, Associate Program Director of the Nurse Anesthesia Program at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing. They discuss creative approaches to prepare advanced practice nurses, nurse legislation & advocacy, and planning for and supporting career mobility for nurses.
Dani speaks with Chelsea Rolfes & Sarah Gray, Founding Clinicians of Trusted Health, transitioned from direct patient care to building and scaling a high-growth company tackling the nursing shortage and enabling health systems to transform their workforces. Together, they discuss their transition, learnings and successes, advice for nurses, and perspectives on the future of nursing.
Dani speaks with Karlene Kerfoot, Chief Nursing Officer & Ali Morin, Vice President of Nursing Informatics, at symplr.
Together, they discuss Karlene & Ali's work with AONL to prepare leaders for digital transformation, as well as the challenges of technology in nursing today. They also cover the past, present, and future of the CNIO role.
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