Newly Released Podcasts 3-26-20

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New Podcast Episodes

In this episode of the Voices of Change podcast, host Katie Capps, co-founder and executive director of the Get the Medications Right Institute (@GTMRxInstitute), talks with Dr. Anand Parekh, Chief Medical Advisor at the Bipartisan Policy Center and author of Prevention First: Policymaking for a Healthier America, in the first episode of Season 2. The two discuss the health policy landscape related to medication access, affordability and appropriate use – and where we go from here to advance measures to optimize medication use.

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Healthcare’s rapid changes demand continual training for everyone – not just CME. On this new episode of P3 Inbound’s (@p3Inbound) Paradigm Shift of Healthcare, the trio of Michael Roberts (@michaelwroberts), Scott Zeitzer and Jared Johnson (@jaredpiano) take a deeper dive into different ways to train leadership and staff in the face of evolving business needs – not just to get better at our current jobs, but to gain new skills to keep up with what’s coming next. From today’s students and workers to tomorrow’s leaders, these principles apply to everyone.

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The HealthChangers podcast, presented by Cambia Health Solutions (@Cambia), shares real stories of health care transformation, from those who are experiencing it and those helping to make health care more personalized. When we or a loved one gets a new diagnosis or has a health-related question, we turn to the internet for information and advice. Our guest on HealthChangers today has been working to find new ways to connect people online with communities who share the same needs and concerns. Susannah Fox is a researcher and advisor to health and technology companies. She’s the former Chief Technology Officer for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and she worked previously at the Pew Research Center.