Healthcare Strategies
A podcast for healthcare professionals seeking solutions to today's and tomorrow's top challenges. Hosted by the editors of Xtelligent Healthcare Media, this podcast series focuses on real-world use cases that are leading to tangible improvements in care quality, outcomes, and cost.
Guests from leading provider, payer, government, and other organizations share their approaches to transforming healthcare in a meaningful and lasting way.
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| HS|H E7 | Episode HS|H E7: Headlines: AHA Takes Feds to Court, Medicare Pay Drops The American Hospitals Association (AHA) is suing the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for a bulletin on hospital use of tracking technologies. Meanwhile, CMS cut Medicare reimbursement to physicians. |
11/8/23 |
| S05 E07 | Episode S05 E07: Leveraging Virtual Reality to Achieve Pain Management Goals Virtual reality solutions can enhance clinical outcomes and patient experience, particularly in the pain management arena, but there are numerous challenges to widespread adoption. In a Healthcare Strategies episode, Dr. Henry Xiang, director of the Center for Pediatric Trauma Research at Nationwide Children's Hospital, discussed the research into healthcare VR use cases for pain management as well as the benefits and challenges of VR use in healthcare. |
11/6/23 |
| HS|IP S1E2 | Episode HS|IP S1E2: Industry Perspectives: Improving Decisionmaking Around Digital Health Tools Healthcare stakeholders have a wealth of digital health tools to choose from, but some tools do not delivery on their promises. On this Industry Perspectives episode, Caroline Pearson, executive director of the Peterson Center on Healthcare, shares how the Peterson Center on Healthcare's newly-released framework can support stakeholders with digital health tool assessment. |
11/2/23 |
| HS|H E6 | Episode HS|H E6: Headlines: Pharmacists Walk Out, Patients Support Wearables Employees at CVS Health and Walgreens are going on strike over working conditions, and most patients want to send their wearable data to their doctors. Also, the White House released an executive order on artificial intelligence and a proposal to refine the independent dispute resolution process to reduce surprise billing. |
11/1/23 |
