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Inside Healthcare: Critical Thinking for Turbulent Times

By: Robert Chamberlain
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  • Inside Healthcare: Critical Thinking for Turbulent Times brings together healthcare and business leaders from our home base of Nashville, Tennessee and throughout the country who are in the trenches, changing the dynamic on how healthcare is delivered in the United States. Our show focuses on those who are breaking down traditional industry barriers to build bridges between organizations and forging the necessary partnerships and infrastructure needed to improve care. Inside Healthcare takes an honest look at today’s health care industry, challenging issues and celebrating solutions in population health management in the commercial market.
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Episodes
  • Mitigate Risk and Ensure Compliancy during These Changing Healthcare Times

    Mitigate Risk and Ensure Compliancy during These Changing Healthcare Times
    Oct 6 2014
    While healthcare has always been a tightly regulated industry, it has become exponentially more regulated as a result of post-ACA implementation. For health systems and the vendors that serve them, keeping up with the necessary procedures and documentation needed for HIPAA compliancy and other regulations has become a more than a full-time job. The requirements to invest in additional technologies and adopt different methods of interconnectivity also increase risk. Join Robert and his guest, Damon Work, partner at FDH Consulting, as they discuss the processes, procedures and documentation necessary to mitigate risk and be compliant in today’s healthcare industry.
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    58 mins
  • An Economist’s Sense: A Look at the Economics behind Today’s Healthcare Industry and Policy

    An Economist’s Sense: A Look at the Economics behind Today’s Healthcare Industry and Policy
    Sep 29 2014
    Are economists and the practice of economics relevant in today’s world of deficits, upside-down budgets and the inverse nature of supply and demand driven by the federal government’s financial performance? Do the key components of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) make good ol’ economic sense? Join Robert and his guest, Larry Van Horn, Ph.D., executive director of health affairs and an associate professor of management (economics) at Vanderbilt University Owen Graduate School of Management as they discuss the current role of the economist. They also look at how the ACA has impacted the U.S. economy, focusing on specific regulations, payment models and entities such as for-profit health systems and accountable care organizations.
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    57 mins
  • A Look at Trends Impacting Healthcare’s Current Financial Environment

    A Look at Trends Impacting Healthcare’s Current Financial Environment
    Sep 22 2014
    Hospitals and health systems continue to navigate a post ACA-implementation world that focuses on fee-for-performance, bundled services and a system heavily dependent on Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement. Yet the stocks of these systems and organizations are doing well despite the profit-restrictive environment. Join Robert and his guest, David Windley, managing director, Health Equity Research at Jeffries, LLC, as they take a current look at health system and hospital financial viability as well as the products and services that remain in demand. Part of their discussion centers on how for-profits are faring in the sea of government reimbursement and they will review the state of ACOs and managed care and hospital stocks. They also discuss how healthcare consumers have risen through the ranks to become major influencers in the industry.
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    56 mins
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