Best Sue Nelson Podcasts (2024)

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Keynote: Smooth EHR Transitions and Enthusiastic AI Adoption with Heather Nelson and Sue Schade 34:26

5d ago34:26

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August 8, 2024: Sue Schade, Principal of StarBridge Advisors, interviews Heather Nelson, SVP and CIO at Boston Children's Hospital, about the transformative power of technology in healthcare. Heather shares insights from Boston Children's recent transition to an all-Epic EHR system, highlighting the significance of internal resource utilization and…

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Prison overcrowding triggers emergency measures 13:22

1h ago13:22

13:22

The fallout from the riots continues as the numbers being processed by the justice system have led to emergency measures being triggered by the government. What does this mean and, given the prison system was at breaking point even before the riots, what happens next? Also on the podcast, the six Tory leadership contenders have found something they…

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Flourish: From Corporate Leader to Entrepreneur: Karen Marie Joswick on Transforming Healthcare 41:35

39m ago41:35

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August 19, 2024: In this episode of Flourish, Sarah Richardson chats with Karen Marie Joswick, Founder of Benevolence and a leader in healthcare innovation. Karen shares her journey from established healthcare roles to starting her own company, focusing on value-based care and strategic operations. How can leaders navigate the complexities of healt…

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What are Sue Gray's plans for the civil service? 20:31

1h ago20:31

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Labour is planning to reform the civil service into five 'missions' that will lead the agenda, moving away from the purely departmental way of arranging priorities at the moment. Cindy Yu talks to James Heale and Jill Rutter from the Institute for Government and UK In a Changing Europe (and a former civil servant) about what these plans really mean…

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Can Labour really tame the unions? 10:25

44m ago10:25

10:25

Less than 48 hours after Transport Secretary Louise Haigh hailed a new deal with train drivers... the rail union Aslef announced further strike action. So what happened to Labour's 'relationship reset' with the unions? And with recent pay deals, what incentive is there for workers to compromise with the government? Fraser Nelson and Isabel Hardman …

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Has GDP growth come at the wrong time for Labour? 10:46

19m ago10:46

10:46

The broader story this morning paints a positive picture for the UK economy. While growth in June took a pause, growth in Q2 for this year is estimated to be 0.6 per cent, roughly in line with what markets were predicting, as forecasts for UK growth have been repeatedly revised upwards since the start of the year. Growth was 0.8 per cent in the thr…

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Keynote: Digital Realities, Navigating Regulatory Changes, and Fostering Leadership with Joy Grosser 39:27

1h ago39:27

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August 15, 2024: Joy Grosser, CIO at SSM Health delves into her unique journey into healthcare IT, prompting reflections on how different backgrounds shape leadership in technology. Grosser then highlights the impact of diverse backgrounds on strategic decision-making. How do operational experiences shape a CIO's approach to technology? The convers…

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Why has the inflation rate gone up again? 11:02

1h ago11:02

11:02

We've got some news today on the inflation rate, which rose to 2.2 per cent in July, slightly up from the Bank of England’s target of 2 per cent, where the rate sat in May and June. It’s the first rate uptick this year – and though widely expected, it will be used to explain why the Bank’s continued hawkish stance, despite starting its rate-cutting…

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Keir Starmer’s first foreign policy tests 18:20

3d ago18:20

18:20

After successful showings at NATO and Blenheim Palace Keir Starmer is facing his first foreign policy tests, with big developments in Ukraine and in the Middle East. On the one hand, Ukrainian troops are continuing push into the Kursk region of Russia and on the other it looked last night that Iran had ramped up preparations for a possible invasion…

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Hormones 101 - What you need to know about HRT and Hormones 1:02:05

22h ago1:02:05

1:02:05

In this episode, Hayley Foster and Dr. Anita Sadaty, board certified OBGYN turned Integrative Medicine Practioner, discuss the fear and misconception behind Hormone Replacement Therapy(HRT), the NIH (National Institute of Health) Women's Health Initiative study and what you can do to combat the early symptoms of menopause. The discussion included t…

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Labour goes to war with the Nimbys 13:23

23h ago13:23

13:23

Over the weekend we have had some news on Labour’s housing policy. The Times have splashed on the news that in order to meet their pledge to build 1.5 million houses by 2030, councils will be given the power to buy up green belt land. Will this actually get Britain building? Elsewhere, the Tory leadership race continues to trundle along with Kemi B…

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The politics of prime ministerial holidays 13:58

5d ago13:58

13:58

Should Keir Starmer go on holiday whilst the country is still grappling with violent disorder? In a YouGov poll on Thursday 71% of those surveyed said he shouldn’t. The PM is meant to be heading off on a summer break on Monday but that is looking increasingly unlikely. We still haven’t got the final word from No.10 but we we thought it was a good o…

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Keir vs Elon: round II 13:47

4d ago13:47

13:47

Elon Musk has it in for the Labour government, his latest tweet screenshotting a racist comment Labour MP Lauren Edwards made over a decade ago. On this episode, Lucy Dunn talks to Katy Balls and John McTernan about whether Big Tech can be regulated, and how DSIT Secretary Peter Kyle thinks the government should treat tech tycoons. Produced by Osca…

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How the Tory candidates have responded to the riots 12:11

5d ago12:11

12:11

The last week has been dominated by rioting, and last night was expected to be a particularly explosive night. How did it measure up against expectations? Meanwhile, the Tory leadership race continues to chug along, with each of the six candidates providing their own take on Keir Starmer's response to the violent disorder. Rishi Sunak has been surp…

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10: Into the woods: 30,000 30:35

7d ago30:35

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In this episode, Alice and Sue take you on an exploration of the past, present and future of the UK’s woodlands. Sue visits the enchanting Heartwood Forest in Hertfordshire, where she meets Chris Nichols from the Woodland Trust to uncover the latest insights from the Bunce Woodland Survey. The survey reveals how our woodlands have changed over the …

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How Authors & Creatives Can Get Started with a Podcast 49:47

5d ago49:47

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In this overview of her popular course, "Podcasting for Authors" host Deborah Bailey shares key points authors should know when considering whether to start a podcast. Her 26-page workbook provides steps including planning, buying equipment, distribution and marketing. Find out how authors and other creatives can use podcasts to promote and market …

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Will Starmer crack down on social media? 17:20

6d ago17:20

17:20

Courts have started giving out severe sentences to those involved in the riots today, but there is a continued clamouring for Keir Starmer to do more. The next step seems to be cracking down on discussions online, where social media platforms such as X and Telegram could be inflaming the riots. Could the government give in to this pressure, and wha…

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Keir Starmer slaps down Elon Musk over ‘civil war’ comment 12:38

7d ago12:38

12:38

The Prime Minister has clashed with billionaire owner of ‘X’ Elon Musk over comments that Musk made claiming that – in light of the violent disorder across the country – the UK is heading for civil war. How long will this spat go on? And is this the start of Starmer being tough on the tech giants? Elsewhere, Rachel Reeves has been in North America …

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TownHall: Addressing Health Disparities Through Innovation with Albert Villarin and Michael Poku 17:41

7d ago17:41

17:41

August 6, 2024: Dr. Albert Villarin, VP and CMIO of Nuvance Health, hosts Dr. Michael Poku, Chief Clinical Officer at Equality Health, to explore the transformative role of social determinants of health and AI in healthcare. Dr. Poku delves into how non-medical factors significantly influence health outcomes and discusses Equality Health’s mission …

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Can our prisons take these 'thugs'? 16:24

8d ago16:24

16:24

Keir Starmer will be chairing his first Cobra meeting, as the government continues to grapple with the rioting that has broken out across the country. The weekend saw numerous examples of violence, including at hotels thought to be hosting asylum seekers. We had a statement from the prime minister condemning the ‘right wing thuggery’, but do we nee…

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Is Starmer’s response to the riots enough? 24:00

11d ago24:00

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Police are bracing themselves for more violent disorder this weekend. This is in the aftermath of the tragic stabbings in Southport and unrest in London, Hartlepool and Southport. Keir Starmer made a statement yesterday condemning the protests and the involvement of far right actors for stoking up the violence and spreading disinformation online. I…

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Could Robert Jenrick overtake Kemi Badenoch? 12:52

13d ago12:52

12:52

Kemi Badenoch is the favourite in the Tory leadership race at the moment, which is partly why she's been subject to a fair amount of scrutiny and some mud-slinging this week. But could Robert Jenrick actually overtake her as the frontrunner on the right of the Conservative party? Cindy Yu talks to Katy Balls and Isabel Hardman. Produced by Cindy Yu…

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Sunak's gift to Labour 12:26

12d ago12:26

12:26

Today the Bank of England has cut rates for the first time in four years, bringing more good economic news to the Labour government. On the episode, Cindy Yu talks to Katy Balls and Kate Andrews about how this raises the question – again – of why Rishi Sunak called an election before he could reap a summer's worth of economic good news. Produced by…

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Keynote: Patient Engagement and The Evolving Role of the CIO with Tressa Springmann 31:00

12d ago31:00

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August 1st, 2024: Tressa Springmann, SVP, CIO, and CDO for LifeBridge Health, explores the dynamic and evolving role of the CIO in healthcare. Tressa shares her unique journey from biochemistry research to healthcare IT leadership, emphasizing mentorship's critical role and adaptability's importance in career development. As they discuss digital tr…

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How should Starmer respond to the Southport riots? 12:34

13d ago12:34

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Rioters in Southport have clashed with police after three young girls were fatally stabbed outside a Taylor Swift themed dance class on Monday. The crowd was heard chanting ‘English til I die’ in the violence, which took place outside a mosque. The police have confirmed a 17 year old was arrested over the attack, and he was born in Wales. Is this q…

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Solution Showcase: ServiceNow on Automation and Efficiency with Drew Koerner and Muhammad Siddiqui 22:02

13d ago22:02

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July 31, 2024: Bill Russell hosts a solution showcase with Drew Koerner, Healthcare CTO at ServiceNow, and Muhammad Siddiqui, CDO and CIO of Reid Health, on the transformative power of digital automation in healthcare. The conversation delves into the practical applications of ServiceNow in healthcare IT, addressing how it streamlines workflows, re…

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TownHall: Nursing Shortages, Virtual Nursing, and Burnout with Kelsey Reed and Jake Lancaster 22:26

14d ago22:26

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July 30, 2024: Jake Lancaster, CMIO of Baptist Memorial, and Kelsey Reed, Director of Patient Care from Phoebe Putney Health System, delve into the critical issue of nursing shortages and burnout. How are healthcare organizations like Phoebe addressing the exacerbated challenges post-pandemic? What innovative strategies are being implemented to sup…

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Winter for boomers 13:51

14d ago13:51

13:51

Rachel Reeves wakes to mixed headlines today after she announced a range of spending cuts to part fill a £22 billion ‘shortfall’ in public spending for this year alone. The most controversial move by Reeves on Monday was her decision to axe the winter fuel benefit for pensioners not eligible for benefits. That saves £1.5 billion but has already bee…

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How will Labour fill the surprise £20bn ‘black hole’? 14:29

15d ago14:29

14:29

The Chancellor Rachel Reeves has today been providing covering fire for a raft of unpopular policies, including changes to the winter fuel allowance and cancellations to various building projects. She gave a damning statement in the Commons earlier this afternoon about the economic situation that Labour have inherited from the Tories. We now know t…

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What's next for Suella Braverman? 12:24

15d ago12:24

12:24

It's a busy day in Westminster as we await the new Chancellor's ‘spending audit’ of the financial challenges Labour has ‘discovered’ on entering government. But in the meantime there has been some movement in the Tory leadership race, with the deadline for applicants later this afternoon. Kemi Badenoch is the latest to declare, whilst Suella Braver…

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Isabel Hardman's Sunday Roundup - 28/07/2024 14:50

16d ago14:50

14:50

Isabel Hardman presents highlights from Sunday morning’s politics shows. Tax rises might be on the horizon, as Labour prepare to reveal a £20bn hole in the finances they blame on a Tory cover up. John Glen says Labour are disingenuous and are already breaking promises. Meanwhile, the environment secretary says water company bosses could face crimin…

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Who might replace Simon Case as Cabinet Secretary? 12:28

17d ago12:28

12:28

The rumour swirling around Westminster is that there will soon be a new Cabinet Secretary, the most senior civil servant position. Politico reported that current Cab-Sec Simon Case is being advised to step down for health reasons at the end of the year, providing an opportunity for Keir Starmer to fill the position with his person. But who might th…

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Labour's '£20 billion black hole' strategy 16:17

18d ago16:17

16:17

The Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to give a statement to Parliament on Monday outlining the state of public finances, including a '£20 billion black hole'. James Heale talks to Katy Balls and Kate Andrews about the strategy behind this: will this speech lay the ground work for the Autumn budget? How new are these economic issues? And, with t…

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Keynote: Educating Families, Third-Party Risk, and Cybersecurity Compliance with Alan Cain 22:04

19d ago22:04

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July 25, 2024: Alan Cain, the CISO of the Rail Delivery Group in the UK joins for this Keynote episode. With his extensive background in cybersecurity, he discusses the lessons that can be found in UK cyber regulations when applied to healthcare systems. Alan's insights into supply chain management, third-party risk, and the importance of proactive…

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Tory leadership race latest: who's declared? 19:46

19d ago19:46

19:46

As more Conservative MPs declare their intentions to run for the Tory leadership, James Heale speaks to Katy Balls and Conservative peer Paul Goodman about the runners and riders. What can they learn from previous leadership elections? Who will play well with the members and the public at large? And what will the dividing lines be between the candi…

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Solution Showcase: Exploring Cloud Solutions With CDW, Children’s Health, and Cook Children’s 26:56

20d ago26:56

26:56

July 24, 2024: Tom Stafford (Healthcare CTO at CDW), Chris Akeroyd (Executive VP and CIO of Children’s Health), and Theresa Meadows (SVP and CIO of Cook Children’s) join Bill for a Solution Showcase. They discuss how initial cloud enthusiasm meets real-world challenges, such as data retrieval issues and vendor lock-in, and how these experiences sha…

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Starmer’s plan to deal with Labour’s hard left 13:38

20d ago13:38

13:38

Three weeks in for the new government and we have had our first Labour rebellion. In a vote last night on an SNP amendments to axe the two child benefit cap, seven Labour MPs revolted and have subsequently lost the Labour whip. Parliament’s new awkward squad includes some familiar faces of the Labour left, such as John McDonnell and Zarah Sultana. …

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Interview In Action: Empowering Clinicians and Seamless Integration with Michael Robinson 14:12

21d ago14:12

14:12

July 23, 2024: In this Executive Interview Bill Russell is joined by Michael Robinson, VP of Healthcare Solutions for the Americas at Omnissa, to explore the evolution of Omnissa. How does Omnissa's independence from Broadcom enable greater agility and innovation in healthcare IT solutions? What impact will their emphasis on a seamless, secure, and…

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TownHall: Navigating Tough Vendors and Finding Real Partners with Sue Schade and Pam McNutt 22:02

21d ago22:02

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July 23, 2024: Sue Schade, Principal of StarBridge Advisors, interviews Pam McNutt, SVP and CIO at Methodist Health System, to delve into her 31-year tenure and the evolution of the organization. They explore what has driven Methodist's growth in the competitive Dallas-Fort Worth market and the impact of AI on both clinical and administrative opera…

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Are we in for a 'dirty' Tory leadership contest? 16:11

22d ago16:11

16:11

At last there is white smoke in the negotiations over the rules for the Tory leadership contest. On Monday, the 1922 committee met and agreed a timetable for the contest to succeed Rishi Sunak as Conservative party leader. The plan is for a new leader to be unveiled 2 November with eligible candidates to throw their name into the ring before the su…

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9: Puffin patrol on the Isle of May: 52,000 40:04

22d ago40:04

40:04

Sitting at the mouth of the Firth of Forth in Scotland, the Isle of May is a sanctuary for nesting seabirds and the destination for this episode. Join Alice and Sue as they journey to the island and meet UKCEH Field Manager Mark Newell and his dedicated team. Discover the critical work they do to monitor seabird colonies, including the iconic puffi…

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Labour's Kamala Harris problem 10:47

23d ago10:47

10:47

Last night we had the news that President Biden will not contest the election, announcing in a separate statement that he will support his vice president Kamala Harris for the nomination. As endorsements pour in from other notable democrats and donors it looks like it might be nailed-on for her. But what would a Kamala Harris candidacy mean for Lab…

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UnHack (the Podcast): Regulation Realities - Navigating New Norms in Cybersecurity 35:37

23d ago35:37

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UnHack (the Podcast): Regulation Realities - Navigating New Norms in Cybersecurity July 22, 2024: In this episode of Unhack the Podcast, Drex DeFord brings together top healthcare CISOs to discuss the evolving landscape of cybersecurity regulations and how healthcare organizations prepare to meet these new requirements. Featuring insights from Jaso…

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Isabel Hardman's Sunday Roundup - 21/07/2024 11:35

23d ago11:35

11:35

Isabel Hardman presents highlights from Sunday morning’s politics shows. Chancellor Reeves is in the spotlight. She maintains Labour will be strict with their fiscal rules, and blames the Conservatives for the ‘mess’ she inherited. Jeremy Hunt accuses her of laying the ground for tax rises. Elsewhere, Tory mayor Ben Houchen is positive about workin…

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What is going on with Joe Biden? 11:15

24d ago11:15

11:15

This week, Joe Biden has faced further calls to step down from some of the most senior characters in the Democratic party. The President is currently isolating having tested positive for Covid, but remains resolute that he has no intention of giving up yet. Natasha Feroze speaks to Kate Andrews and Freddy Gray about whether the party can get rid of…

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Tory leadership race latest: what's going on? 13:45

26d ago13:45

13:45

The Conservatives need to choose a new leader, but first they need to agree on the process... Easier said than done. Lucy Dunn talks to Fraser Nelson and Katy Balls about the latest on the upcoming leadership race: what will the race look like, who are the the runners and riders, and how do they rate Rishi Sunak's performance as leader of the oppos…

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Keir Starmer: 'We want to reset relationships with EU' 13:39

27d ago13:39

13:39

Keir Starmer is at Blenheim Palace today for the gathering of the European Political Community, the forum created by Emmanuel Macron in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. While the new Prime Minister met with many world leaders last week in Washington for the Nato summit, this is his first time he has played host since entering 10 Downing…

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Keynote: NFL's Digital Athlete Project, Change Champions, and Health Insights with Jennifer Langton 34:59

26d ago34:59

34:59

July 18, 2023: Reid Stephan, VP and CIO of St. Luke’s Health System, interviews Jennifer Langton, the Senior Vice President of Health and Innovation at the NFL. The conversation delves into Jennifer's fascinating career journey, the transformative Digital Athlete Project, and the innovative use of AI to enhance player health and safety. How is the …

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What was missing from the King's Speech? 15:46

1M ago15:46

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Labour has set out its ambitious missions in the King's Speech to open a new parliament today. On the podcast, Oscar Edmondson speaks to Katy Balls and former Labour advisor John McTernan about what was expected – and what was missing – from the legislative agenda. Produced by Oscar Edmondson and Cindy Yu.…

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TownHall: Nurse Navigation and Chronic Care with Brooke Brown and Karla Arzola 20:56

28d ago20:56

20:56

July 16, 2024: In this episode of TownHall, Karla Arzola, CIO of Rocky Mountain Human Services, welcomes Brooke Brown, nurse navigator at Magnolia Regional Center, to discuss the challenges and successes of implementing a nurse navigation program for congestive heart failure patients. How does bridging the gap between inpatient and outpatient care …

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