The Healthcare Badlands Podcast
The Healthcare Badlands Podcast
Podcast Description
The business of Healthcare is hard creating a Badlands of terrain that is difficult to navigate. Some think the most brilliant minds in business are on Wall Street. They are wrong. The most brilliant minds are in healthcare. They have to be to thrive and survive. This podcast explores concepts in leadership, management, sales, and negotiation with those brilliant minds. The Healthcare Badlands Podcast is generally planned but unscripted, unedited, and uncut so you get the honest and unfiltered experience.
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This podcast focuses on leadership, management, sales, and negotiation within the healthcare sector, featuring episodes that explore contentious legal battles in healthcare, leadership strategies in different healthcare settings, and daily operational challenges faced by health system executives, providing rich insights into the industry's intricacies.
The business of Healthcare is hard creating a Badlands of terrain that is difficult to navigate. Some think the most brilliant minds in business are on Wall Street. They are wrong. The most brilliant minds are in healthcare. They have to be to thrive and survive. This podcast explores concepts in leadership, management, sales, and negotiation with those brilliant minds. The Healthcare Badlands Podcast is generally planned but unscripted, unedited, and uncut so you get the honest and unfiltered experience.
Jeff Morgan and Kristi Burgess of JL Morgan and Associates join the latest episode of The Healthcare Badlands Podcast todiscuss the value of patient communication and assessment post discharge from hospitals and other healthcare organizations. More importantly, they focus on the improvements in quality and patient satisfaction in service to these same organizations. They also tackle the topic of what is the best method for higher scores – internal or outsource, and paper versus phone surveys.
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