Podcasts about casino healthcare

April 19, 2021: It’s Newsday with Drex DeFord and Bill. We’ve got a long way to go in healthcare. We are not consumer based just yet. How do we get better? What can we adjust? The virtual CHIME conference was last week. What were the key learnings? How did big tech fit in? And what is the future of conferences? Is it too soon for in-person? Did the FBI really nuke web shells from hacked Exchange Servers without telling the owners? CMS issues new guidance to enforce price transparency rule. Moral of the story? Don't hide your pricing from search engines. Data privacy is becoming more and more acute within healthcare. Consumers want to know, what are you doing with my data? Who's using it? Plus Biden outline's health IT funding priorities for 20222.Key Points:We have a long, long way to go in healthcare before we are the experience makers that we really want to be [00:09:50] Kaiser Health News study says we will end up with 60-70% of the population getting vaccinated [00:17:55] “Casino Healthcare” book by Dan Munro [00:23:18] The government needs to think about cybersecurity like they do national defense [00:42:20] Mayo Clinic launches 2 new companies [00:43:47] Stories:Microsoft Makes Big Bet on Health-Care AI Technology With Nuance - BloombergGoogle is exploring a health record tool for patients - STATBiden outlines health IT funding priorities - Healthcare IT NewsCovid Vaccine Hesitancy Drops Among All Americans, New Survey Shows - Kaiser Health NewsFBI nuked web shells from hacked Exchange Servers without telling ownersCMS issues new guidance to enforce price transparency rule - Modern HealthcareMayo Clinic launches 2 new companies to use patient data and AI to advance early disease detection - FierceSixty Week Delay on Router Orders Shows Scale of Chip Crisis - BloombergProviders Data Sharing Ventures try to make Patient Data more Useful to Keep it Safe - Modern Healthcare

Today's guest is Dan Munro, who is, in his own words, "not a clinician or an economist," but he is interested in how healthcare is broken in the United States and how technology innovation and policy can solve that. He first started writing about healthcare starting as a Forbes Contributor in 2011, and Dan has since appeared in a wide range of publications. We talked about his first book, called Casino Healthcare, and many other topics. We talk about 1:48 - His background as an system engineer, and how that helped him get into healthcare and how it operates from a software engineering perspective 9:08 - How the AMA meets behind closed doors in order to price healthcare via CMS 13:09 - How uncompensated care can lead to higher premium rates, and tiered care (case study: Hahnemann shut down) 23:59 - Why he thinks that medical Education should be free from a systems level perspective 28:03 - Why healthcare can never be a consumer product like in other parts of our life 34:27 - Telemedicine and the advent of telehealth (point of care technologies, digital health technologies)

In the final installment of our HIMSS18 series on The Cerner Podcast, we're peeling back the curtain and delivering insights straight from the floor. This special edition episode of The Cerner Podcast features Dan Munro, a journalist covering health care technology innovation and policy. A Forbes Contributor since 2011, Dan's work has also appeared in Newsweek, The Huffington Post, Re/Code, Techonomy and many health care-specific publications. His first book, Casino Healthcare, was published in 2016. In this episode, Dan talks through his biggest takeaways from this year's HIMSS conference and the message behind Casino Healthcare.

Host Justin Barnes', aka @HITAdvisor, guest is Dan Munro, Forbes Contributor and Author of Casino Healthcare (@DanMunro) discussing his book, the biggest healthcare stories of 2017 and what’s to come in 2018.

Dan Munro is a writer and speaker on the topics of innovation, cybersecurity, and policy as they intersect with one of America’s largest industries – healthcare.  Starting as a Forbes Contributor in 2011, Dan has since appeared in a wide range of globally recognized publications.     His first book was published in 2016 and he is also a Top Writer on Quora (five consecutive years).     Attend my one-day conference January 27th in Pittsburgh. Learn more here.   Dan’s Book Casino Healthcare: The Health of a Nation: America's Biggest Gamble by Dan Munro

Get with the people who are a couple steps ahead of where you want to be, and learn from them. In this episode, I’m joined by Aaron Watson. Aaron and I were introduced via Zak Slayback, who came on for episode 25. Like Zak, Aaron is also passionate about the education, self-education, and self-improvement scene. He graduated from the University of Pittsburgh and went straight into an insurance sales job. Pretty soon into it, he realized that it wasn’t for him and left to start a podcast called “Going Deep with Aaron,” where he’s done over 250 episodes. If you’ve ever thought that your job just wasn’t for you and that you wanted to go do something else that’s more exciting and rewarding, Aaron is a perfect model of how you can do that. We cover a wide range of topics, including: Starting struggles with entrepreneurial endeavors Aaron’s lessons from over 250 podcast guests Finding the drive to work harder than your peers Advice for growing your content and growing a podcast Self-educating yourself outside of college Aaron’s pivotal book recommendations And much more. Please enjoy, and reach out to Aaron on Twitter! If you enjoyed our discussion on straying from the traditional path to pursue your passions and self-educating yourself, you’ll enjoy my episode with Zak Slayback, my episode with Connor Grooms, and my episode with Taylor Pearson. Find Aaron Online: Website Twitter YouTube Mentioned in the show: Aaron’s podcast, Going Deep [1:22] Aaron’s Going Deep conference event in Pittsburgh on January 27th [1:27] (event code “Nat Chat” for discount, automatically applied in the above link) Aaron’s podcast episodes on cryptocurrency and the blockchain [2:29] University of Pittsburgh’s ultimate frisbee team [5:34] Pittsburgh Thunderbirds [5:44] NPR [17:00] Econ Talk [20:42] George Mason [20:48] Libsyn [21:19] AUDL [22:25] TopScore [27:33] Weebly [28:38] Squarespace [28:38] Wix [28:38] Conversations with Tyler Cohen podcast [39:18] Invest Like the Best [39:20] Nathan Latka’s The Top Entrepreneurs [39:28] Aaron’s Newsletter [44:30] The Waiter’s Pad [44:43] Made You Think podcast [45:58] 412 Food Rescue [48:05] Books mentioned: Aaron’s book recommendation page (new books every month)      The Fish That Ate the Whale [39:49] The Power of Myth [40:54] (Nat’s Notes) (Made You Think episode) The Gospel According to Larry [42:25] Antifragile [42:45] (Antifragile Nat Chat episode) Uncensored History of Saturday Night Live [43:34] Uncensored History of ESPN [43:34] Uncensored History of the CAA [43:34] Casino Healthcare [45:38] The Internet of Money [47:03] Blockchain Revolution [47:04] People mentioned: Zak Slayback [0:07] (Zak’s Nat Chat episode) Nathan Latka [6:57] Barry Ritholtz [8:44] (Aaron’s podcast episode with him) Seth Godin [19:55] Russ Roberts [20:42] Taylor Pearson [29:18] (Taylor’s Nat Chat episode) Justin Mares [31:33]  (Justin’s Nat Chat episode) Samuel Zemurray [39:49] Joseph Campbell [40:54] Nassim Nicholas Taleb [42:45] James Andrew Miller [43:30] Mike Deriano [44:43] Patrick O’Shaugnessy [44:48] Dan Morris Monroe [45:38] Neil Soni [45:57] Leah Lizarondo [47:29] Ed Latimore [47:29] (Twitter) Dan Bull [47:29] Adam Haritan [47:29] 1:43 - Introduction to Aaron and how he chooses topics to talk about on his podcast. 3:26 - When Aaron started his podcast and how he found the drive to work harder than other people out there. Also, how this hard work has paid off for him. 6:49 - How Aaron balances his schedule between the sports, his podcast, and his branding job. 7:43 - Some of the biggest lessons Aaron’s learned from his podcast and from over 250 people. 11:20 - What Aaron was doing when he started his podcast and what his journey after graduation looked like. 14:22 - What Aaron was doing for money at the time that he was starting his podcast. 15:47 - How Aaron figured out how to effectively manage his podcast and interview people. 18:32 - Advice from Aaron on getting your content out there and how he managed to get his first few podcast guests. 22:25 - The power of circles of influence. Aaron’s example with professional ultimate frisbee leagues (AUDL) and speaking to entrepreneurs in that field. 24:36 - Aaron’s future plans for the podcast and where he plans to take it. Also, the usefulness of having an audience following for testing business ideas before you market them. 27:31 - How Aaron landed his job being the VP of sales for TopScore and what made him move on from that job. Also, how he landed a job with Nick Latka. 32:35 - Aaron’s journey through college and what he studied. Also, some of his entrepreneurial experiences with ultimate frisbee. 35:48 - How Aaron’s parents reacted to him leaving the insurance company to start his podcast. 38:04 - Aaron’s advice for others looking to get into entrepreneurial type work, and to get out of the consumption mindset and into the creation mindset. 42:09 - Some pivotal books that Aaron’s read and recommends to others. 44:29 - How Aarons decides which books to read and invest in. 46:19 - Some last thoughts from Aaron on learning Blockchain technology and some information regarding his event in Pittsburgh on January 29th. 50:11 - Wrap-up and where to find Aaron online. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://nateliason.com/podcast You see somebody from the outside and they’re super impressive, super built-up, and then you get to know them and it’s like “Oh, okay, they just worked really hard at this and they’ve earned that prestige, but they’re not that different from any of us.”

On PopHealth Week Wednesday, November 9th, 2016 our special guest is Dan Munro. For more information, click here. Dan Munro is a writer on the topics of technology, innovation, and policy that are unfolding inside one of America’s largest industries – healthcare. First appearing in Forbes as a Contributor in 2011, Dan has written for a wide range of global brands and print publications. His first book – Casino Healthcare – was published earlier this year and he is also a Top Writer (4 consecutive years) on the globally popular Q&A site Quora. The book – Casino Healthcare – is designed to unravel the mystery and complexity of America's healthcare system which is by far the most expensive in the world – and yet often ranks dead last on key quality metrics when compared to other industrialized countries.  Dan graduated from the International School of Brussels before completing undergraduate degrees in Computer Science and Communications (with a minor in Journalism) at the University of Redlands.

Wednesday, November 9th, 2016 our special guest is Dan Munro. For more information, click here. Dan Munro is a writer on the topics of technology, innovation, and policy that are unfolding inside one of America’s largest industries – healthcare. First appearing in Forbes as a Contributor in 2011, Dan has written for a wide range of global brands and print publications. His first book – Casino Healthcare – was published earlier this year and he is also a Top Writer (4 consecutive years) on the globally popular Q&A site Quora. The book – Casino Healthcare – is designed to unravel the mystery and complexity of America's healthcare system which is by far the most expensive in the world – and yet often ranks dead last on key quality metrics when compared to other industrialized countries.  Dan graduated from the International School of Brussels before completing undergraduate degrees in Computer Science and Communications (with a minor in Journalism) at the University of Redlands.  

Dan Munro, Forbes contributor and author of “Casino Healthcare,” joins the podcast to talk about his view of the country’s healthcare system and how he believes it should evolve. Look forward to Dan sharing his thoughts on why the difference between selective health coverage and universal health coverage is key to understanding the challenges facing the U.S. healthcare system as well as his view on the role healthcare will play in this year’s election. More information at castandhue.com/cruxpoints

Dan Munro, contributor at Forbes and author of the forthcoming book Casino Healthcare, joins the Crux Points Podcast to discuss healthcare in a post King v. Burwell environment, interoperability, behavior modification, single payer vs universal coverage and more. Additional information at sitewirehealth.com/cruxpoints