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The Future Cancer Screening Portfolio (opens the original)
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How health systems can prepare for an evolving cancer screening landscape by integrating established and emerging screening approaches with the data, digital engagement, and workflow infrastructure needed to expand access, close screening gaps, and support coordinated care. #CancerScreening #MultiCancerDetection #PopulationHealth #PatientNavigation
What Shapes an Emerging Leader’s Career in Healthcare? (opens the original)
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Vamsee K. Potluri, FACHE, chats with Ashley Vertuno, FACHE, about his path from pre‑med studies to an MHA and MBA, his volunteer work at the VA and his administrative fellowship. Hear how mentorship, attending ACHE's Congress on Healthcare Leadership and taking tough assignments shaped his leadership. This episode is brought to you by Med-Metrix.
Lessons in Community-Built Healthcare From Dr. Regina Benjamin, Former Surgeon General (opens the original)
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Before Dr. Regina Benjamin became the 18th U.S. Surgeon General, she was the only doctor in Bayou La Batre, Alabama, rebuilding the clinic she founded after two hurricanes and a fire. In this episode, host Dr. Cheryl Pegus sits down with Dr. Benjamin for a conversation spanning the gritty realities of healthcare in a town of 2,500 people to time spent in boardrooms at Kaiser Permanente and Ascension. Dr. Benjamin shares what it takes to build rural healthcare from the ground up, from a $5 envelo
AI-Enabled Health Systems (opens the original)
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Matthew Montoya, DrEng, researcher/faculty leader, The Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering, and David P. Rastall, DO, PhD, lead for Artificial Intelligence Innovation, Armstrong Institute Center, The Johns Hopkins University, discuss why AI must be governed as a clinical process. You’ll learn the difference between deployment and engineering, why clinician behavior becomes part of the AI system and how to set ongoing monitoring and clinical metrics. Learn more about David P. R
Compassionate Leadership: A Conversation With Samuel Soltis, PhD, LFACHE (opens the original)
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Samuel Soltis, PhD, LFACHE, retired deputy director of health services, South Carolina Department of Corrections, discusses his career in correctional healthcare. He shares practical leadership tactics, as well as how he worked to expand clinical services, recruit clinicians and improve patient dignity. This episode is brought to you by Med-Metrix.
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