Podcasts about mission health

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 16, 2021 3:46

Nurses at Mission Hospital have been calling out dangerous levels of staffing shortages since HCA purchased Mission Health System in 2019. Mission says there is a nationwide nursing shortage. BPR dug into both sides of the story. Since the nurses joined the National Nurses United Union in September 2020 calls about unsafe staffing levels have become louder in the form on community actions, federal and state complaints and more. In October , dozens of nurses gathered outside of Mission Hospital calling for solutions to staffing problems. A Mission Health spokesperson said at the time she was unaware of any documentation to support any of the union's staffing shortage claims and said that these claims haven't been reported to Mission leadership beyond the almost 600 nurses positions open across the hospital system. Lori Hedrick has been a nurse at Mission Hospital since 2014. In October, Hedrick posted a photo of a bed covered in Assignment Despite Objection Forms. "Basically, that means

Investing In Your Community: New Facilities And HCA's Commitments

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Play Episode Listen Later May 5, 2021 1:44

The groundbreaking on a new Angel Medical Center in Franklin has some local leaders applauding HCA for following through on a promise it made when it purchased Mission Health. Macon County Commissioner Gary Shields was among the crowd for the groundbreaking on a windy afternoon in Franklin. "When you enhance your health services you help everybody - and that's what we are looking for," said Shields. The new $68-million-dollar facility was part of HCA's 15 commitments made when it purchased Mission Health in 2019. The first project on that list was the over $400 million-dollar North Tower at Mission Hospital in Asheville, which was completed in September 2019. After Angel, the next big project is a new 120-bed behavioral health hospital in Asheville. Pending permits, construction is expected to start on October 18, 2021. HCA's other commitments include retaining specific services at each hospital, continue charity care and many others. These commitments are the focus of the independent

HCA's 15 Commitments To WNC: Looking Forward

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 15, 2021 11:58

In this week's BPR Presents "The Porch," news director Matt Bush talks with our regional report Lilly Knoepp about her recent reporting on HCA Healthcare's commitment to the Mission Health System. For-profit HCA purchased Mission Health in 2019. Here's a transcript of the conversation along with links to resources: Matt Bush: So you have been doing some new reporting on the independent monitor that is insuring that the stipulations in the Mission Health sale agreement that happened with HCA a couple years ago. This independent monitor makes sure these agreements are followed. Before we get into their latest meeting which took place earlier this month. Let's go back and remind everybody, who is the independent monitor? Lilly Knoepp: Gibbins Advisors is the independent monitor. The independent monitor is an independent firm that was chosen in part by Dogwood Heath Trust and approved by the attorney general. This firms who mission is to make sure that HCA is following through on 15

Independent Monitor Over HCA Updates Community

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 8, 2021 1:26

It's been two years since HCA Healthcare purchased Mission Health. The details of the sale continue to be discussed by the independent monitor assigned to ensure the stipulations in the deal are followed.

Talent Acquisition | Chris Vogal | Advent Health Shawnee Mission | Health Science Coach

Health Science Coach

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 22, 2021 22:11

Welcome to the third episode of Health Science Coach, a guide to your career. Today we take a look into the world of the Medical Field and Human Resourses. Chris Vogel at Advent Health Shawnee Mission - Internal and external relationships with schools, community organizations, and professional networks to help inform and provide guidance about AdventHealth's career opportunities, culture, and mission. I strive to build a pipeline of candidates that will continue to help our sourcing and recruiting teams fill open requisitions. Please reach out with questions or connect! At AdventHealth, formerly Shawnee Mission Health, our team embraces a uniquely powerful mission to extend the healing ministry of Christ by providing whole-person care. We're guided by the eight universal aspects of CREATION Life — Choice, Rest, Environment, Activity, Trust, Interpersonal Relationships, Outlook, and Nutrition — which extend from our patients to every single member of our team. One of the many benefits of working at AdventHealth is that we strive to foster a positive culture that ensures each of our team members can play an important role in our growth and evolution. We're also proud to be part of the AdventHealth network of care, which was recently named to Becker's Hospital Review's 150 Top Places to Work in Health Care and has been recognized seven years running by the Gallup Great Workplace Award. If you're interested in a career at AdventHealth, review our hospital job openings. https://careers.adventhealth.com/shawnee-mission

New Angel Medical Center Construction Starts In April

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 5, 2021 1:21

Mission Health System has announced that it is moving forward with its new hospital in Franklin after more than a 3-month delay because of the pandemic. Mission Health says it will be breaking ground on the new Angel Medical Center at the end of April. Dr. Timothy Layman oversees clinical operations at Angel. He says the new hospital, which will now be across town, will have new technology - including a new imaging suite - and more space. "This investment is one that will be one that will be felt throughout Macon County and beyond. And we are extremely excited that we had the opportunity to grow the initial facility bill and that receive that increase in funding," said Layman. He listed new CT and MRI scanners, new radiological suite, larger in and out patient services and a new helipad as other additions to the hospital. Angel got a new helicopter in November 2020. The new hospital - comes with a $68 million dollar price tag - $25 million higher than the original estimate . It was

BPR News Presents: The Porch Episode 002

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 5, 2020 59:00

In this episode, we talk with - - Dr. Chris Cooper of Western Carolina University, about why partisanship was the biggest winner in this week's elections in North Carolina - Raul Saldana, the founding director of the new PEAK Academy charter school in Asheville - Peter Lewis, reporter for AVL Watchdog, who wrote two extensive stories about the sale of Mission Health to HCA, with more planned in the near future The BPR News Presents theme song is The Vibes by Audiobinger. Other music featured in this show includes Kick, Push by Ryan Little

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How The Sale Of Mission Health Went Down

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 5, 2020 19:46

The sale of Mission Health to HCA made be concluded as a financial transaction, but the details of how it was reached are few and far between. Peter Lewis of AVL Watchdog wrote two stories last month ( here and here ) examining what details about how Mission reached its agreement with HCA, and whether the then non-profit health system sold for far less than it was worth. He spoke with BPR's Matt Bush for the second episode of BPR News Presents: The Porch. You can listen to the interview above.

BPR News Presents: The Porch Episode 002

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 5, 2020 59:00

In this episode, we talk with - - Dr. Chris Cooper of Western Carolina University, about why partisanship was the biggest winner in this week's elections in North Carolina - Raul Saldana, the founding director of the new PEAK Academy charter school in Asheville - Peter Lewis, reporter for AVL Watchdog, who wrote two extensive stories about the sale of Mission Health to HCA, with more planned in the near future The BPR News Presents theme song is The Vibes by Audiobinger. Other music featured in this show includes Kick, Push by Ryan Little

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How The Sale Of Mission Health Went Down

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 5, 2020 19:46

The sale of Mission Health to HCA made be concluded as a financial transaction, but the details of how it was reached are few and far between. Peter Lewis of AVL Watchdog wrote two stories last month ( here and here ) examining what details about how Mission reached its agreement with HCA, and whether the then non-profit health system sold for far less than it was worth. He spoke with BPR's Matt Bush for the second episode of BPR News Presents: The Porch. You can listen to the interview above.

Dogwood Health Trust Breaks Down Over $40 Million Spent During Its First Year

The Southwestern Career Connection

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 29, 2020 1:59

Dogwood Health Trust, the foundation created to disburse the profits of the sale of Mission Health, is required to host an annual public meeting. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic the meeting was hosted via Zoom this week. About 600 people virtually attended Dogwood Health Trust's first annual public meeting. Janice Brumit, chair of the Dogwood board, reports the foundation has given out about $40 million in total across the 18-county region it covers including the Qualla Boundary. "We feel that $40 million is a pretty respectable number. We certainly plan to do better next year," says Brumit. That figure is under the $50 million that Dogwood had planned to spend, but COVID-19 changed everything, according to Brumit. She say that next year the foundation will spend $65 million. The foundation promised $10 million specifically for needs associated with the COVID-19 pandemic in March . Brumit says so far $8.5 million has gone to COVID-19 testing, PPE, and wi-fi hot spots. "We're going to

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Healthcare Virtual Job Fair Pt. 1

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 6, 2020 50:43

Join us for a special two-part edition of the Southwestern Career Connection! SCC held a virtual job fair on September 30 where we spoke with several area employers in the healthcare field. In this episode, we'll speak with representatives from the following: North Carolina Department of Public Service, Liberty Corner Enterprises, AdventHealth Gordon Murray, Mission Health and Mountain Area Health Education Center (MAHEC). Find out more about these great companies and the jobs they are hiring for RIGHT now.

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Carolina Journal Radio No. 907: New analysis reveals N.C. Medicaid expansion funding gap

CJ Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 5, 2020 47:49

Gov. Roy Cooper and other advocates of Medicaid expansion in North Carolina argue consistently that expansion would not cost any state taxpayer dollars. A new analysis from the John Locke Foundation and the Ohio-based Buckeye Institute call that claim into question. A model based on enrollment estimates and Medicaid costs in expansion states suggests N.C. budget writers would face a gap of $119 million to $171 million to cover new Medicaid costs. Jordan Roberts, John Locke Foundation health care policy analyst, highlights key points from the new Medicaid expansion analysis. A Superior Court judge recently struck down Wilmington’s restrictions on vacation rental property. The court decision represents a victory for plaintiffs David and Peggy Schroeder. But it leaves unresolved constitutional claims raised by the Schroeders’ attorneys from the Institute for Justice. Before the ruling, IJ constitutional law fellow Adam Griffin explained why the group had taken the Schroeders’ case. U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., raised recent questions on Capitol Hill about the controversial investigation into Russian influence on the 2016 election. You’ll hear highlights from Tillis’ queries of former U.S. Justice Department official Sally Yates. A nurses union won a recent victory at Mission Health hospital in Asheville. The contest prompted a recent John Locke Foundation online forum about union activity in North Carolina. Among the speakers raising concerns about unions were state Rep. Sarah Stevens, R-Surry, Ray Starling of the NC Chamber, and nurse TiAngela Austin. North Carolina will make history in November when voters select the state’s first black lieutenant governor. Both Democratic nominee Yvonne Lewis Holley and Republican Mark Robinson are African-American. But they approach that fact in different ways. Rick Henderson, Carolina Journal editor-in-chief, highlights key differences driving the lieutenant governor’s campaign.

How Mission Health Decides To Test Surgery Patients For COVID-19

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 28, 2020 2:11

Since March, more than 9,000 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in BPR's Western North Carolina listening area. Most of those cases end up at the region's biggest hospital, Mission in Asheville. Dr. William Hathaway is Chief Medical Officer there. He says the hospital has been following CDC guidelines around patient testing. "One of the places where we were most concerned about testing has to do with pre-procedural testing. So when you come into the hospital, who can you test and who should you test?" asks Hathaway, who is also senior VP for the NC Division of HCA. Hathaway is referring to testing patients who are at Mission Hospital for surgery unrelated to COVID-19. When a patient comes in, staff follow an algorithm to decide to test patients for COVID-19 before they go under the knife - unlike some other hospitals around the country that test every surgery patient. This strategy is outlined in a study published in the American Journal of Medicine that follows 5 HCA Healthcare

A Mail-In Vote Taking Place Right Now: Mission Health Nurses Decide Whether To Unionize

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 31, 2020 10:07

Nurses at Mission Health's hospital in Asheville are currently voting on whether to join a union, National Nurses United.

Encore Asheville, NC: U.S.'s First City to Hold a Vegan Challenge

Play Episode Listen Later May 29, 2020 56:06

Asheville, North Carolina declared the week of June 4-10 as the nation's first city-proclaimed seven-day vegan challenge. Mayor Esther Manheimer signed a proclamation encouraging “all citizens, businesses and institutions to participate in the 7-Day Vegan Challenge to promote good health, Animal Justice, Social Justice, Environmental Justice and Climate Justice.” The challenge was organized by the City of Asheville, regional hospital, Mission Health, and no-kill shelter, Brother Wolf Animal Rescue. Tune in as we speak with Paul Berry, Executive Director for Brother Wolf about this unique event!

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Amid COVID-19, NC Attorney General Gives HCA More Time To Answer Concerns

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 3, 2020 2:01

In February, Attorney General Josh Stein sent HCA Healthcare a letter requesting answers by this week about allegations the healthcare system is not following through agreements it made when the for-profit firm purchased Mission Health last year. Those answers were due at the end of March - this past Tuesday. Stein says he has given HCA more time due to the COVID-19 pandemic. "I do not want to get in the way of their focus, in case there is an outbreak in Western North Carolina," says Stein. "I think by the end of the month we should expect a full range of answers unless, of course, if there is a big crisis in Western North Carolina then we would revisit that." The main points Stein wants addressed deal with HCA's charity care policy and access to sexual assault nurse examiners. Stein says he also wants to know more about billing issues. He says HCA has sent out refunds but he wants to know the scope. "We want to get a clear sense of how many patients did this impact, what was the

What are the leadership needs to address burnout

Advancing Health

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 12, 2020 22:24

In this episode Elisa Arespacochaga, vice president of AHA’s Physician Alliance speaks with Dr. William Maples, president and CEO at the Institute for Healthcare Excellence and Dr. Ronald Paulus, president and CEO of RAPMD Strategic Advisor’s and executive in residence at General Catalyst. Dr. Paulus is the immediate past president and CEO of Mission Health.

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Mission Health Opens North Tower With Unprecedented Investment In Regional Art

BPR Arts and Performance

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 25, 2019 1:39

Mission Health is a hospital, not a contemporary art center. But you wouldn't know that from browsing the public areas--and, if circumstances bring you there, to the patient and waiting rooms--of Mission's new North Tower . There, you'll find sculpture, etchings, woodcuts, photographs and one-of-a-kind paintings--some 659 artworks in all, from more than 150 Western North Carolina artists. All of it created on commission, and purchased, by Mission Health.

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Amplifying Joy for Well-Being and Outcomes – Ron Paulus, MD, MBA

Caring Greatly

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 10, 2019 33:39

In this episode of the Caring Greatly podcast, Dr. Paulus describes how he and his team expanded from a focus on safety to one that put team member well-being at the center of the system’s strategy. Mission Health implemented a multi-pronged, system-level program to reduce hassles and amplify joys in daily work.

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Encore: Asheville, NC: U.S.'s First City to Hold a Vegan Challenge

Play Episode Listen Later May 24, 2019 56:06

Asheville, North Carolina declared the week of June 4-10 as the nation's first city-proclaimed seven-day vegan challenge. Mayor Esther Manheimer signed a proclamation encouraging “all citizens, businesses and institutions to participate in the 7-Day Vegan Challenge to promote good health, Animal Justice, Social Justice, Environmental Justice and Climate Justice.” The challenge was organized by the City of Asheville, regional hospital, Mission Health, and no-kill shelter, Brother Wolf Animal Rescue. Tune in as we speak with Paul Berry, Executive Director for Brother Wolf about this unique event!

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Encore: Asheville, NC: U.S.'s First City to Hold a Vegan Challenge

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 15, 2019 56:06

Asheville, North Carolina declared the week of June 4-10 as the nation's first city-proclaimed seven-day vegan challenge. Mayor Esther Manheimer signed a proclamation encouraging “all citizens, businesses and institutions to participate in the 7-Day Vegan Challenge to promote good health, Animal Justice, Social Justice, Environmental Justice and Climate Justice.” The challenge was organized by the City of Asheville, regional hospital, Mission Health, and no-kill shelter, Brother Wolf Animal Rescue. Tune in as we speak with Paul Berry, Executive Director for Brother Wolf about this unique event!

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Episode 18: What Happens When There's an Electrical Storm in Your Heart?

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2019 14:16

Our heart beat can give a lot of insight to our heart health. This is especially true when it comes to atrial fibrillation, the most common type of heart arrhythmia. Atrial fibrillation, or AFib, impacts approximately five million Americans with 200,000 new cases each year. Our featured guest in this episode of My Healthy Life, Jason Lappe, MD, says with Asheville being a retirement community, there are a lot of people in our region impacted by this condition. AFib is usually progressive – by age 65, it’s estimated that 10 percent of the US population lives with AFib and by age 80, about 20 percent of the population. Here in western North Carolina, patients with AFib have access to some of the highest quality and most innovative heart care in the nation with Mission Health’s heart program and services. “A lot of what I do, particularly for faster heart rhythms, is helping people feel better – improving people’s quality of life and that’s why I find my job so rewarding,” Dr. Lappe shares. Mission Heart has been a regional leader in heart care and cardiothoracic surgery for more than 40 years. Our award-winning teams, including Asheville Cardiology Associates, maintain a high level of specialized clinical experience and expertise to provide a team-oriented, comprehensive approach to care for patients with heart issues. IBM Watson Health has recognized Mission Heart as a 50 Top Cardiovascular Hospital for the thirteenth year. Learn more at missionhealth.org/heart.

Episode 17: The Boyer Family and "The Best, Worst Experience"

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 14, 2019 16:04

In October of 2018, the Boyer family planned a small family reunion in Asheville. Coming all the way from northern Michigan, they did all of the things that tourists do when visiting our travel-friendly city that welcomes people to the mountains – they stayed at cabin, enjoyed meals at one of the many award-winning restaurants and a trip to the Biltmore House; and it wouldn’t be a family reunion without a round of Frisbee golf. They fell in love with Asheville and the people in it – even after an unexpected event left Doug Boyer in Mission Hospital for over a week. Initially thinking Doug wasn't going to make it, the family called in the rest of the family to fly into Asheville immediately to cheer Doug on. Kathy, Doug's wife, knew her husband was going to pull through. It’s been nearly four months since Doug’s heart incident, and you can hear in his voice that he gets stronger every day. We talked to Doug and his wife Kathy a few weeks ago and are touched by their story. We are sharing it with you in this episode of My Healthy Life, a podcast by Mission Health. Take our online Heart Health quiz at https://missionhealth.org/services-treatments/heart-care/heart-health-quiz/.

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Dr. Garth Davis: Passionate Plant Based Physician

Healthy Human Revolution

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 27, 2018 22:41

Garth Davis, MD, is a bariatric surgeon for Mission Health in Asheville, NC, and starred on the hit TLC show Big Medicine. He is certified by the American Board of Surgery and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and a Fellow of the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery. Dr. Davis also competes in marathons and Ironman triathlons and is the author of Proteinaholic: How Our Obsession With Meat Is Killing Us and What We Can Do About It. If you don't have a copy check it out here! https://amzn.to/2FLB3GM In this brief yet informative conversation we discuss America's obsession with protein and why it is harming us! Please check this out and share with those proteinaholics in your life. Please check out our website for more information, recipes and much more about living a healthy life! http://healthyhumanrevolution.com

How To Create Actionable Value Based Care Policies and Best Practices with Chris DeRienzo, System Chief Quality Officer at Mission Health

Outcomes Rocket

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 26, 2018 26:35

Improving healthcare outcomes through innovation and care continuum

Dr. Ron Paulus, President & CEO of Mission Health

First in Future: Where Emerging Ideas Take Flight

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 13, 2018 30:14

In honor of our upcoming forum on civic engagement, ReCONNECT to Community, being held Sept. 17 in beautiful, scenic Asheville, we’re doing something special. This week, we have FIVE new First in Future podcasts lined up, all featuring a different western North Carolina leaders. We continue the week with today’s guest Dr. Ron Paulus, president & CEO of Mission Health, which serves a million people in the state’s 18 westernmost counties. Dr. Paulus talks about online apps, robotic services, volunteers, in-home visitors, virtual observers, and a group he calls “caramedics.” And since the average citizen of western North Carolina is older than the rest of the state, what he is figuring out now, are the kinds of solutions the rest of the state will need in the future.

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Asheville, NC: U.S.'s First City to Hold a Vegan Challenge

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 29, 2018 56:06

Asheville, North Carolina declared the week of June 4-10 as the nation's first city-proclaimed seven-day vegan challenge. Mayor Esther Manheimer signed a proclamation encouraging “all citizens, businesses and institutions to participate in the 7-Day Vegan Challenge to promote good health, Animal Justice, Social Justice, Environmental Justice and Climate Justice.” The challenge was organized by the City of Asheville, regional hospital, Mission Health, and no-kill shelter, Brother Wolf Animal Rescue. Tune in as we speak with Paul Berry, Executive Director for Brother Wolf about this unique event!

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Episode 52 Mission Weight Management Program

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 24, 2018 25:41

Dr. Sonia Humphrey discusses the medical weight loss program at Mission Health and her approach to the obesity epidemic. She is Board Certified in Bariatric Medicine. You can reach the program by visiting www.missionweight.org or call 828-213-4100

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Episode 51 Fracture Prevention Clinic

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 30, 2018 24:33

Dr. Adam Kaufman, OrthoTrauma surgeon at Mission Health, discusses the fracture prevention clinic and the impact of osteoporosis on the elderly.

Building care teams: The universe is expanding

Decoding Healthcare

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 16, 2017 22:12

Episode 2 of Decoding Healthcare - In a year of astrological events, we're talking about universe-level management of care teams.

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TP34 - From a 24-Hour to a 24-Second News Cycle: The Evolving Role of Digital in a Crisis

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 27, 2017 66:30

According to Wikipedia, the term crisis management is defined as "a set of factors designed to combat crises and to lessen the actual damages inflicted.” While every hospital and health system has had to face a crisis at some point in time, the use of digital tools have often not been properly leveraged to assist with crisis communication. In this episode, hosts Reed Smith and Chris Boyer discuss ways in which organizations can begin applying the online tools, systems and processes to support crisis communication, and provide first-hand advice on how best to assess and respond to certain crisis. Featuring an interview with Lance Lunsford, Chief Marketing and Business Development Officer for the Texas Hospital Association, in which he shares how crisis response has evolved over the last 30 years, and how social media has dramatically impacted this discipline. Show Notes:: - Don't Be Scared, Be Prepared: Social Media in Crisis Communication - http://www.convinceandconvert.com/social-media-strategy/dont-be-scared-be-prepared-how-to-manage-a-social-media-crisis/ - BCBS of NC and Mission Health using Social Media to Negotiate: #Twitter War: http://bobbyrettew.com/2017/09/18/bcbs-of-nc-and-mission-health-using-social-media-to-negotiate-twitter-war/#sthash.x5Gs7pkr.dpbs - Lance Lunsford on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lancelunsford/ - Lance Lunsford on Twitter: https://twitter.com/lancelunsford - Create More Flow book: https://createmoreflow.com/ - The Cluetrain Manifesto: http://www.cluetrain.com/ Links: - Touchpoint podcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/touchpointpcast - Reed Smith Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/reedsmith - Chris Boyer Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/chrisboyer - Chris Boyer website: http://www.christopherboyer.com/ - Social Health Institute: http://www.socialhealthinstitute.com/ Sponsors: - Transparently: https://www.transparently.com/ - Influence Health: http://www.influencehealth.com/ - Binary Fountain: https://www.binaryfountain.com/

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Episode 40 MHP Podcast Preventive Screening Care Process Model

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 24, 2017 33:14

Drs. Shannon Dowler and Jennifer Dukowicz discuss the preventive screening care process model at Mission Health and MHP

Episode 38 MHP Podcast COPD Management

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 23, 2017 27:34

Drs. Shannon Dowler and Greg Campbell discuss the COPD care process model at Mission Health

Episode 36 MHP Podcast Wound Care and Hyperbaric Therapy

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 4, 2017 28:27

Dr. David Humphrey discusses wound care services at Mission Health and provides insight into appropriate management of chronic wounds.

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Episode 34 MHP Podcast Personalized Medicine at Mission Health

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 11, 2017 40:54

Drs. Lynn Dressler and Gillian Bell discuss the current and future states of personalized medicine and its potential role in clinical care and population health.

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Episode 11 (Part I): Recognizing a stroke could mean saving a life

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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 11, 2017 20:00

Every six seconds, someone in the world is experiencing a stroke. Do you know the signs and symptoms of a stroke? Could you recognize if you or someone around you was experiencing a stroke? What if someone told you that knowing those key symptoms could mean saving a life—your own, or even someone else’s? “In order to be that advocate for yourself and for your loved ones and for your co-workers, you have to know the warning signs and you have to act fast." In this two-part episode series, stroke expert Robin Jones, manager of Mission Health's stroke program, joins us and gets us thinking about the value in being educated and aware of stroke symptoms. Learn more at blog.mission-health.org/podcast.

Scaling Tele-Behavioral Health Across the Health System: June 2017

National Rural Health Resource Center's Podcasts

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 7, 2017 55:10

Behavioral Health and Virtual Care leaders discuss best practices and lessons learned while providing insights on how to implement and scale a Tele-Behavioral Health Program at a tertiary care center across a system of small, rural hospitals and clinics. Mission Health in Asheville, NC, started providing Telepsychiatry services in its system hospitals in 2011 and has since from partial ED coverage by a Telepsychiatrist to a comprehensive Tele-Behavioral Health program. The program now includes crisis evaluation, disposition management, substance abuse, and Telepsychiatry coverage 24/7 to all system hospitals and is rapidly expanding into ambulatory clinics for crisis and prevention consults. Download podcast slide decks from the SRHT website. Speakers: Jim Hartye MD, Medical Director of Behavioral Health Ambulatory and Community Services, Mission Health Mary Worthy, LMFT, Director of Behavioral Health Access, Mission Health Amy Roberts, MHA, Executive Director of Virtual Care, Mission Health Jonathan Bailey, MHA, Chief Program Development Officer, Mission Health Darren Boice, LCSW, Director of Ambulatory Behavioral Health, Mission Health This project is/was supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant number UB1RH24206, Information Services to Rural Hospital Flexibility Program Grantees, $957,510 (0% financed with nongovernmental sources). This information or content and conclusions are those of the author and should not be construed as the official position or policy of, nor should any endorsements be inferred by HRSA, HHS or the U.S. Government.

Episode 32 MHP Podcast Pulmonary Rehab at Mission Health

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Play Episode Listen Later May 24, 2017 20:41

Renee Whitmire, RN discusses the pulmonary rehab program at Mission Health.

Episode 31 MHP Podcast Breast Cancer Screening

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Play Episode Listen Later May 22, 2017 27:52

Drs. Michelle LeBlanc and Rachel Raab discuss the breast cancer screening care process model at Mission Health

Episode 10: Nursing -- Where passion meets purpose

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Play Episode Listen Later May 16, 2017 20:00

In honor of Nurses Week, this episode is dedicated to all of the nurses across Mission Health. For the ways you inspire, care and give of yourself every day: Thank you for what you do and the hope, inspiration and unmatched levels of care and selflessness you provide to our patients, families and team members. Our nurses share their journey to becoming a nurse, being a nurse and what it means to be a nurse at Mission Health.

Episode 30 MHP Podcast Cellulitis Care Process Model

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 24, 2017 17:51

Dr. Kevin Treakle discusses the cellulitis care process model at Mission Health

Episode 28: Depression Care Process Model

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 3, 2017 27:32

Drs. Kate Rasche and Britt Peterson discuss the depression care process model at Mission Health. Care process models are standards of care that are used across the Mission Health Partners network to improve quality and reduce cost by promoting evidence based medicine.

Episode 19 Normal Newborn with Dr. Colby Colasacco

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 25, 2016 28:06

Dr. Colby Colasacco discusses normal newborn care at Mission Health with MHP's Dr. Calvin Tomkins

Episode 17 Congestive Heart Failure Care with Dr. Ben Trichon

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 19, 2016 21:48

Dr Ben Trichon discusses heart failure care at Mission Health including the Heart Failure Clinic, LVAD therapy and other new programs.

Episode 13 MHP Podcast C Section Care Process Model with Arthur Ollendorff

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 16, 2016 29:37

Dr. Arthur Ollendorff with MAHEC discusses the C Section Care Process Model at Mission Health. Dr. Calvin Tomkins, Assistant Medical Director at Mission Health Partners, leads the discussion

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Episode 10 MHP Podcast Medicaid Reform in NC: A Conversation with Marc Malloy

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 11, 2016 27:20

Marc Malloy, Executive Director of Mission Health Partners and SVP for Health Plan Solutions for Mission Health, describes proposed changes to Medicaid in North Carolina

Episode 9 MHP Podcast Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement Initiative at Mission Health