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Summary

While many in the healthcare industry knew a nursing shortage was on the horizon, the pandemic expedited the crisis in a way few saw coming. Now more than ever, it’s imperative that healthcare creates an environment that allows nurses to focus less on administrative tasks and more on what they love to do: caring for patients. Nicole Tremblett is the VP of the Information Technology Group, responsible for nursing, HR technologies, and identity and access at HCA, and she joins host John Farkas on this episode of Healthcare Market Matrix to discuss how she’s addressing this crisis in her role at HCA. Throughout the episode, John and Nicole examine the nursing crisis, HR’s important role in bringing stability, HCA’s approach to implementing technology solutions, and much more.

Show Notes

(1:15) Introducing Nicole Tremblett

(3:36) Healthcare’s Nursing Crisis

(7:35) Recommendations for Selling to Large Healthcare Organizations

(12:14) Healthtech Solutions that Nicole Is Considering

(15:32) HR’s Impact on the Nursing Crisis

(18:56) Identity, Access, and Data

(22:18) How Nicole and HCA Stay Up to Date with Healthcare Solutions

(26:03) HCA’s Approach to Implementing New Technologies

(34:44) Nicole’s Magic Wand Solutions

(38:15) Closing Questions

Read a transcript of this episode: https://goratio.com/podcast/empowering-care-hcas-journey-to-quality-care-through-tech-partnerships

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"I never thought Leopards would eat MY face!" sobs woman who voted for the Leopards Eating People's Faces Party.

On the second episode of The Morning Show After Show, Kiyra, Morgan, and Kevin discuss their favorite moments from episode 2, entitled "It's Like The Flu," as well as some predictions for episode three and the rest of the season.

This episode also contains an interview with Mark Duplass, who plays Charlie "Chip" Black on The Morning Show.

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Modern Healthcare Operations Reporter Alex Kacik and Finance Reporter Tara Bannow discuss how a string of hospital transactions have reshaped the Atlanta-area healthcare market.  

-Piedmont Healthcare to add seven hospitals in two deals

-Meet the new dominant player in one hot healthcare market

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He's had an accomplished career, spanning twenty years in hospital leadership, operations and strategy. He's worked with giants such as HCA and Tenet, receiving his first major break when he became a hospital CEO in his mid-30's. Dan Jones recognizes the importance of leading with authenticity, and accumulating physician and team buy-in, especially at the large hospital and health system level. 

In this episode, Steve and Dan discuss:

• Dan's middle-school beginnings in hospital operations
• Mentors, opening doors, and recognizing those that support your growth.
• Authenticity and being 'employee-visible' in successsful hospital leadership
• A possible two-tier Discretionary + Emergent consumer care model coming to health care. 

Legendary private investment firm Stephens Group, LLC has made the leap into spine. Earlier this year another major private equity firm, Kohlberg & Company also put their considerable resources behind a small spine company. Stephens is investing in CoreLink, a relatively unknown St. Louis based manufacturer. What’s going on?