HeyJaredCritical Communications
In conversation with experts working in the healthcare field, this podcast explores the connections between topical healthcare issues and the essential role of strategic communications.
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Paid to Care: Changing Policy, Saving Families (opens the original)
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Children with medical complexity represent less than 1% of all U.S. children, but they account for one-third of all pediatric healthcare expenditures. When the chronic nursing shortage leaves these families without in-home care, parents are forced to step in, relying on self-taught skills to manage ventilators, feeding tubes, and ICU-level care around the clock. In the latest episode of Critical Communications: Lessons From Healthcare, Bridget Haeg and Don Hunt sit down with Bill Sczepanski, Exe
Paid to Care: Changing Policy, Saving Families (opens the original)
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Children with medical complexity represent less than 1% of all U.S. children, but they account for one-third of all pediatric healthcare expenditures. When the chronic nursing shortage leaves these families without in-home care, parents are forced to step in, relying on self-taught skills to manage ventilators, feeding tubes, and ICU-level care around the clock. In the latest episode of Critical Communications: Lessons From Healthcare, Bridget Haeg and Don Hunt sit down with Bill Sczepanski, Exe
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