Executive Pulse
Go beyond the headlines with candid conversations from healthcare industry leaders. AMGA Executive Pulse features Dr.
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Ep #7 – The next era of health tech: Unpacking the IKS Health acquisition of TruBridge (opens the original)
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Sachin Gupta, Founder and Global CEO, IKS Health Chris Fowler, CEO, TruBridge and Group Chief Strategy Officer, IKS Health Healthcare is undergoing a shift from administrative overload to AI-powered efficiency, and from isolated data to active care enablement. In this episode, we dive into the landmark combination of IKS Health and TruBridge and what it means for the future of healthcare.
Ep #6 – Leading Without Leaving the Exam Room (opens the original)
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Khuram R. Ghumman, MD, Founding Clinical Faculty Member and Clinical Professor, Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University; Associate Dean for Strategic Partnerships, Quinnipiac University; Co-Chair, USMLE Ambulatory Care Test Material Development Committee; Past President, Connecticut State Medical Society Healthcare delivery has been reshaped by years of consolidation, yet many organizations still struggle to keep the patient at the center of an increasingly complex system.
Ep #5 – Setting Your Own Agenda: Leadership, Pivots, and Finding Joy in Medicine (opens the original)
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Leon McCrea, MD, MPH, Executive Vice President and Dean for Educational Affairs, Drexel University School of Medicine The most important leadership decision of your day may happen before you ever open your inbox. Leon McCrea, MD, Executive Vice President and Dean for Educational Affairs at Drexel University School of Medicine, joins Dr. Brian McDonough for a candid conversation on what separates intentional leaders from reactive ones — and how that distinction plays out across an entire career.
Ep #4 – Unfinished Business: A Population Health Pioneer's Urgent Call for Change (opens the original)
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David Nash, MD, MBA, Founding Dean Emeritus, Jefferson College of Population Health America's public health infrastructure was underfunded long before COVID — and the pandemic made that impossible to ignore. David Nash, MD, MBA, Founding Dean Emeritus of the Jefferson College of Population Health and pioneer of the field, joins Dr. Brian McDonough to reflect on building the nation's first College of Population Health, why population health is "public health on steroids," and what COVID exposed a
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