In this episode, Audrey Coppola, director of consulting services at Surgical Directions, dives into how hospitals can deploy interim staffing in a way that is well-integrated and effective. 

Christine Gall with T-Mobile for Business shares how healthcare organizations can be re-imagining and innovating how they can connect and care for their patients and communities by deploying 5G.  

Ruth Scott, senior director of population health management at Integra Community Care Network, dives into network's remote patient management program, key learnings to date and what's next. 

Community hospitals have been plagued by so many challenges in recent years, but there is an opportunity for innovation. Jim Kendrick, president and CEO of Community Hospital Corporation, shares changes and new practices community hospitals should consider to be sustainable and successful.

Communication among clinical teams is essential to prevent medical errors and achieve strong patient outcomes. Brad Brooks, CEO of TigerConnect, shares how technology can be leveraged to make healthcare communication easy, accurate and mobile.

Annette Morgan, chief administrative officer for City of Hope Orange County, shares how City of Hope advocates for innovation and personalized care and promotes health equity in cancer treatment.

Hospitals and centers are dealing with a perfect storm: major procedural staffing shortages and a high demand for surgery after two years of delays in care because of the pandemic. During this conversation, Basham reveals how providers can meet this challenge through unique staffing solutions.

During this conversation, Cynthia Powers explains how City of Hope is responding to nursing shortages through targeted retention efforts. Powers also shares the key lessons for nursing leaders during the pandemic and what’s on the horizon for cancer centers in the future.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the healthcare industry to innovate at unprecedented speed. But how can that pace and focus be sustained and even adopted to other diseases such as cancer? In this one-on-one interview with Annette Walker, president of City of Hope Orange County, she discusses ways the industry can tackle the crises we have yet to solve and the leadership skills necessary to transform healthcare. 

During the discussion, Austin shares the strategies being deployed at the cancer research and treatment organization as they recruit over 300 healthcare workers for their new cancer center opening this year amid national staffing shortages. Austin also discusses the innovative tactics at City of Hope Orange County to achieve patient-centered care.

During the interview, Dr. Edward Kim discusses his work as well as upcoming initiatives at City of Hope as the cancer research and treatment organization embarks on opening a new center in Irvine, California, later this year.

During this discussion, Gong explains the common reasons why so many healthcare organizations are plagued with long wait times, the unique challenges presented in the virtual space, and how to leverage data that can make a meaningful impact.  

Robert Stone, president and CEO of City of Hope, discusses upcoming strategic initiatives at the cancer research center aimed at transforming care as well as his passion for enhancing access to vital, life-saving cancer treatments to the most vulnerable. 

In this episode of One-on-One, we welcome Pete Wheeler, senior vice president and group manager for KeyBank’s healthcare and insurance payments practice.

In our inaugural episode, we welcome Ivana Naeymi-Rad, COO of Intelligent Medical Objects, who discusses the company’s vision for healthcare IT and addresses how IMO is continuing to innovate during the pandemic.