By Zelda Meeker – Nurses are often expected to manage too much, too fast, making it harder to stay focused during high-stakes care. Redesigning workflows and integrating technologies with intention can help hospitals relieve some of that burden. Streamlined workflows don’t replace human judgment — they protect it by eliminating distractions and unnecessary steps.
Our podcast library is growing! Subscribe on your favorite platform. This week we have new episodes of f Point-of-Care Partners’ The Dish on Health IT, HCAA’s Voices of Self Funding, Health Launchpad and HIMSS’ The Healthtech Marketing Show, Unscripted The AMCP Podcast, and Infinx’s Revenue Cycle Optimized.
By Bryan M. Dunton Esq. – Wearables and health apps are no longer niche wellness perks but instead have become a cornerstone of modern wellness initiatives. Fitbit, Apple Watch, Garmin, glucose monitors, and app-based coaching programs promise to improve engagement, encourage healthier behaviors, and potentially reduce long-term claims costs.
Check out the most recent episodes now on-demand from Value-Based Care Insights, Healthcare de Jure, This Just In, Health UnaBASHEd, Trending NOW and Digital Health Talks.
From KFF Health News Network – Their latest podcast, What the Health, As long predicted, much of the federal government shut down on Oct. 1, after Congress failed to agree on spending bills that keep most programs running. Republicans need at least a handful of Democratic votes to pass spending bills in the Senate.
Health IT product news from SPRY Therapeutics, Ambience Healthcare, Wolters Kluwer Health, UnityAI, symplr, rater8, LabWare, QuidelOrtho, Edifecs, CharmHealth, Ochsner Health, Evidently, Certara, Briya, athenahealth, Medbridge, Valant, Onvida Health. Fairtility, LookDeep Health, Collette Health, ATA, and more.
STARTING October 6 Tune in this week for these highlighted shows. Don’t miss new episodes of Health Unabashed, The Tate Chronicles, News You Can Use, Value-Based Care Insights, PopHealth Week, Healthcare de Jure, Digital Health Talks, and We Have TRUST Issues.
October 5 – 11 is Mental Illness Awareness Week. This week’s Friday Five highlights one of our HCNR episodes discussing physician burnout, a one night only play supporting NAMI and the nonprofit organization Sharp Index.
WEEKEND: Oct 11 – Oct 12 Check out what’s on this weekend marathon airings of your favorite shows. And get a sneak peek of what’s new next week on Talking the Walk and Trending NOW. Catch up on your favorite shows.
Nearly half of U.S. adults—122.4 million people—are living with high blood pressure (BP), a leading preventable risk factor for heart disease, stroke and premature death, according to the 2025 American Heart Association Statistical Update.
By Zelda Meeker – Nurses are often expected to manage too much, too fast, making it harder to stay focused during high-stakes care. Redesigning workflows and integrating technologies with intention can help hospitals relieve some of that burden. Streamlined workflows don’t replace human judgment — they protect it by eliminating distractions and unnecessary steps.
Our podcast library is growing! Subscribe on your favorite platform. This week we have new episodes of f Point-of-Care Partners’ The Dish on Health IT, HCAA’s Voices of Self Funding, Health Launchpad and HIMSS’ The Healthtech Marketing Show, Unscripted The AMCP Podcast, and Infinx’s Revenue Cycle Optimized.
By Bryan M. Dunton Esq. – Wearables and health apps are no longer niche wellness perks but instead have become a cornerstone of modern wellness initiatives. Fitbit, Apple Watch, Garmin, glucose monitors, and app-based coaching programs promise to improve engagement, encourage healthier behaviors, and potentially reduce long-term claims costs.
Check out the most recent episodes now on-demand from Value-Based Care Insights, Healthcare de Jure, This Just In, Health UnaBASHEd, Trending NOW and Digital Health Talks.
From KFF Health News Network – Their latest podcast, What the Health, As long predicted, much of the federal government shut down on Oct. 1, after Congress failed to agree on spending bills that keep most programs running. Republicans need at least a handful of Democratic votes to pass spending bills in the Senate.
Health IT product news from SPRY Therapeutics, Ambience Healthcare, Wolters Kluwer Health, UnityAI, symplr, rater8, LabWare, QuidelOrtho, Edifecs, CharmHealth, Ochsner Health, Evidently, Certara, Briya, athenahealth, Medbridge, Valant, Onvida Health. Fairtility, LookDeep Health, Collette Health, ATA, and more.
STARTING October 6 Tune in this week for these highlighted shows. Don’t miss new episodes of Health Unabashed, The Tate Chronicles, News You Can Use, Value-Based Care Insights, PopHealth Week, Healthcare de Jure, Digital Health Talks, and We Have TRUST Issues.
October 5 – 11 is Mental Illness Awareness Week. This week’s Friday Five highlights one of our HCNR episodes discussing physician burnout, a one night only play supporting NAMI and the nonprofit organization Sharp Index.
WEEKEND: Oct 11 – Oct 12 Check out what’s on this weekend marathon airings of your favorite shows. And get a sneak peek of what’s new next week on Talking the Walk and Trending NOW. Catch up on your favorite shows.
Nearly half of U.S. adults—122.4 million people—are living with high blood pressure (BP), a leading preventable risk factor for heart disease, stroke and premature death, according to the 2025 American Heart Association Statistical Update.
By Tiffany Goralczyk MSN RN CNL – While the nursing shortage has long challenged the U.S. healthcare system, the COVID-19 pandemic intensified its visibility as demand and costs surged. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts approximately 190,000 gross new job openings annually for registered nurses between 2024 and 2034.
Our podcast library is growing! Subscribe on your favorite platform. This week we have new episodes of Xsolis’ AI Amplified, Health Launchpad and HIMSS’ The Healthtech Marketing Show, and Infinx’s Revenue Cycle Optimized
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