Podcasts about patient services

Send us a textWant clinical research that respects real life? We sit down with Caroline Potts, GM of Site and Patient Services at MRN, to rethink how patients are recruited and supported when the standard trial model collides with work, school, caregiving, and distance. We start at the site level, exploring why trial sites remain the beating heart of studies, then unpack how participants actually arrive: investigator databases, advocacy networks, disease-specific portals, and focused social campaigns that reach people where they already are.From there, we tackle the hidden friction in protocols. Do you really need a physical exam at every visit, or can a trained nurse complete most procedures at home, at work, or even at a holiday address? Caroline gets specific about what's possible outside the clinic—centrifuges, compliant drug delivery, courier timing—and where the red lines remain, like imaging. The conversation separates hype from substance on decentralised trials, arguing that the true shift is operational flexibility, not just apps. We also assess AI's promise in finding eligible patients while calling for rigorous validation and thoughtful use alongside human support.The heart of the episode is practical patient centricity. We discuss rare diseases and long travel times, evening and weekend scheduling, reimbursement barriers, and how small design choices can either invite people in or push them away. Participants commit years of their lives to studies; the least we can do is meet them halfway. Caroline closes with a bold wish: compress timelines across the entire development arc. Precision medicine has moved forward; trial operations must catch up.If this resonates, follow the show, share it with a colleague, and leave a review to help more listeners find thoughtful conversations on modern clinical research.Transformation in Trials is a podcast investigating how we can change life sciences to get treatment to patients faster. I have been independently producing this episode since 2021. You can now support the show by Buying Us a Coffee. Each episode costs 99USD/ 85 EUR to produce.Join the show as a guest - apply via this Form. Support the show________Reach out to Ivanna RosendalJoin the conversation on our LinkedIn page

In this episode, Amy Madden, Chief People and Culture Officer, and Suzanne Norman, Vice President of Patient Services at PRO-spectus, share how the company is evolving from a patient first culture to a people first growth strategy. They reflect on PRO's rapid expansion, founder led roots, and the importance of staying scrappy while scaling. Amy and Suzanne discuss how investing in leadership development, performance management, and shared ownership is helping PRO grow by growing its people, and how an intentional, values driven culture remains the foundation of everything they do.Key Takeaways:Culture becomes a catalyst for growth when a patient first mission expands into a people first mindset that empowers performance and purposeIntentional connection sustains culture in a remote world, where engagement, transparency, and care keep teams aligned through rapid growthLeadership development drives scale when managers grow with intention, build consistency, and create environments where others can succeedShared ownership turns accountability into motivation, aligning personal success with the company's mission and collective resultsChapters:00:00 - Introduction06:22 - Culture as a Catalyst for Growth11:46 - Intentional Connection in a Remote World14:02 - Leadership Development That Drives Scale22:54 - Shared Ownership and Accountability30:09 - Preserving Culture Through GrowthListen to our podcasts at:https://www.shorecp.university/podcastsYou'll also find other Microcap Moments episodes, alongside our series Everyday Heroes and Bigger. Stronger. Faster., highlighting the people and stories that make the microcap space unique.Other ways to connect:Blog: https://www.shorecp.university/blogShore Capital University: https://www.shorecp.university/Shore Capital Partners: https://www.shorecp.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/shore-universityThis podcast is the property of Shore Capital Partners LLC. None of the content herein is investment advice, an offer of investment advisory services, or a recommendation or offer relating to any security. See the “Terms of Use” page on the Shore Capital website for other important information.

Dr. Kim LaBree, Assistant Administator of Patient Services, addresses a number of listener questions regarding local area health concerns, diagnostic processes, and Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center care resources. Se asserts that the most important part of preventative or clinical care is routine checkups with your primary care physician. If you need to establish a primary care physician, Baptist invites you to contact them at 904-202-4YOU (4968).

With 30 years experience helping adolescents, young adults, adults, and families (including children of divorce) with stress, panic, anxiety, loneliness, parenting, divorce mediation, women's issues, mindfulness, yoga, infertility, health challenges, oncology, and more, I have a deep understanding of many life transitions. I have worked in both corporate and non-profit settings in healthcare leadership roles, including National Director of Patient Services for the Leukemia Society of America, Health Educator for New York Association for New Americans, and Online Community Director for iVillage.com, Weightwatchers.com and Disney.com. I currentlywork as Clinical Supervisor at Solace House USA.Website http://www.donnacmoss.comLinkedIn URL https://www.linkedin.com/in/donna-c-moss-6b83a32Facebook URL https://www.facebook.com/donnaCmosstherapyInstagram https://instagram.com/http://donnacmossMaster of Your Crafts is a captivating podcast featuring conversations with individuals who have dedicated themselves to mastering their craft. Whether it's a gift, talent or skill that comes naturally to them, these individuals have taken ownership and honed their abilities to perfection. Through deep conversation, we delve into their inner dialogue, actions and life circumstances offering words of wisdom to empower and guide you on a journey to becoming the master of your own craft.For more information, visit our website https://masterofyourcrafts.com and Bright Shining Light Website: https://brightshininglight.comStay connected with us:Facebook:   / masterofyourcrafts  Instagram:   / masterofyourcrafts  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1M0vp9HoK7kkP1w4ij7PJd?si=b4057d7c826948d6ApplePodcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/master-of-your-crafts/id1512818795Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/b15079de-bc6a-487c-b8f8-faca73d0f685/master-of-your-crafts

In this episode, Melissa sits down with Erin Bradshaw, EVP for Patient Services & Navigation at the Patient Advocate Foundation, to explore the complex world of insurance denials and step therapy. Together, they discuss the surprising ways AI is already impacting patient advocacy, from helping navigate appeals to streamlining the process of getting the care you need. They explore whether AI is a helpful ally, a potential challenge, or a true game changer for patients navigating insurance barriers. Erin shares expert insights, clarifies common misconceptions about AI in healthcare, and highlights the resources and strategies that can make a real difference for patients facing these obstacles. Thank you to Amgen Oncology and Daiichi Sankyo for making this episode possible.

In this special edition of the Syneos Health Podcast recorded from the floor of Asembia's AXS25 Summit, host Michael Sarshad speaks with Kim Plesnarski, SVP of Market Access and Patient Support Services at Syneos Health and Greg Morris, Chief Strategy Officer at CareMetx. They explore the latest trends shaping patient support services—from the surge of AI-powered solutions to the shift toward hybrid hub models. The conversation dives into the challenges of reactive support programs, the need for continual innovation and the nuanced debate between insourcing and outsourcing. With practical insights and real-world examples, Kim and Greg share strategies for building scalable, tech-forward patient service models that meet the evolving demands of both patients and providers.The views expressed in this podcast belong solely to the speakers and do not represent those of their organization. If you want access to more future-focused, actionable insights to help biopharmaceutical companies better execute and succeed in a constantly evolving environment, visit the Syneos Health Insights Hub. The perspectives you'll find there are driven by dynamic research and crafted by subject matter experts focused on real answers to help guide decision-making and investment. You can find it all at insightshub.health. Like what you're hearing? Be sure to rate and review us! We want to hear from you! If there's a topic you'd like us to cover on a future episode, contact us at podcast@syneoshealth.com.

In this episode of RCM Insights, Stuart Newsome leads an engaging discussion with Ramesh Reddy, AVP of Client Services, and Kirtan Chittoor, Vice President at Infinx. They explore how to effectively manage soft collections and patient services, providing actionable strategies for setup, operations, and compliance.

Nicole Shanks is the Executive Director of the Pregnancy Resource Center of Southwest Florida. We love to talk about the fight for life. So many aspects of this! For instance, many women see abortion as their only option. But what about adoption? Or parenting? Nicole and Erika Huseman, Director of Patient Services, stopped by and shared the details surrounding the Christ centered services the clinic offers that are helping clients encounter the love of Jesus! CARE NET empowers women and men considering abortion to choose life for their unborn children and find abundant life in Christ: https://www.care-net.org/ Donate to Moody Radio: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/morningshow/wkesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shirley MacLean is the commissioner of official languages for New Brunswick.

Share Your Salary - Patient Services Representative Isabel full 397 Mon, 14 Oct 2024 15:19:02 +0000 4ec4f1f6-90de-435e-8a1b-b20900fc4f7b share_your_salary,society & culture Share Your Salary share_your_salary,society & culture Share Your Salary - Patient Services Representative Isabel Because everybody wants to know how much people make for a living, but have been afraid to ask until now… 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2Frss.amperwave.net%2Fv2%2Fepisode%2F6986030_2024-10-15-172930

Sheila Arquette, President & CEO of NASP, speaks with Tim McLeroy, Executive Director of Marketing & Patient Services at Noble International, and Terry Spalding, Senior User experience/Human factors Researcher at Noble International and a Registered Nurse

Host Tom Foley invites Evan Harmon, MHI, RHIA - Director of Remote Patient Services at Resolve and Independent Consultant to discuss implementing virtual care programs and services. What are the best practices for selecting vendors, engaging patients, and correct billing fundamentals. And why should you take on a program and how do you keep up with regulations. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play Healthcare NOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

So many fantastic Canna-people to meet and talk to at CannMed 24! Here are the first batch of clips we got!Ariane Williams & Megan Mbengue – Trusted Canna Nurse - There were so many nurses at CannMed 24! Our slightly biased co-host Kirk was ecstatic. He thinks more nurses makes every conference and everything else better! Ariane is the Director of Patient Services and “The Kind Nurse”. She'll listen to your needs as a patient and guide you to personalized care. Megan is the Founder and CEO. She is a Social Media Content Queen with all things cannabis and runs the back end of Trusted Canna Nurse.Jeff Smith -Professor, Strategic Partnership and Outreach Specialist at the Institute of Cannabis Research- Colorado State University Pueblo. The ICR is like the NIH (National Institutes of Health) of cannabis research in Colorado. The ICR funds research related to cannabis such as clinical research, biotechnologies, and economic development associated with cannabis in Colorado. Once the research is done, they publicly disseminate the results.Clay W. Moore - Drug Discovery Scientist at Rare Earth Genomics. We first met Clay at CannMed 23. He now a PhD student at Texas A&M. Clay needs bigger goals in life, because he is only trying to cure cancer with hemp extracts. He is also a part of Rare Earth Genomics (REG). REG wants to be your Swiss Army knife of hemp research projects. We talk to Clay about how REG could help Kirk with his potential Hemp-Crete dreamsAriane Williams - LinkedInMegan Mbengue - LinkedInTrusted Canna Nurse - WebsiteJeff Smith - LinkedInInstitute of Cannabis Research Colorado State University Pueblo - websiteClayton Moore -LinkedInRare Earth Genomics - websiteMusic by: Stills-Young Band & NASH - Fontainebleau -YouTubeAdditional Music:Desiree Dorion desireedorion.comMarc Clement - FacebookTranscripts, papers and so much more at: reefermed.ca

Join Tiffany and Kevin on this episode of "On The Record" as they sit down with special guest Reginald Ballard to discuss the urgent need for innovation in the pharmaceutical industry and the importance of acknowledging progress made in the fight against Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). As the Texas Kidney Foundation (TKF) continues to lead the charge in early detection, education, and support, Reginal shares his insights on the power of community and the importance of amplifying positive stories. Don't miss this thought-provoking conversation on the future of healthcare and the impact of proactive approaches to addressing CKD. About the Texas Kidney Foundation: Texas Kidney Foundation (TKF) is dedicated to the early detection of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). Because we know the difficulties that go along with CKD, we use a proactive approach to address the disease. We believe early detection, education, and support will help Texans maintain their quality of life. TKF began because there was a need for patient services in the San Antonio and Rio Grande Valley regions because the local chapter of the nation's largest kidney foundation closed its doors and left the area. Unfortunately, they didn't take kidney disease with them. Luckily a tenacious transplant physician, Francis Wright, MD decided to create a foundation that would stand strong to serve our community, Texas Kidney Foundation (TKF). He gathered together a board of civic-minded people with a connection to renal disease. TKF has continued in that tradition. In 2017 under new leadership TKF began to emerge as a state and national leader within the Kidney space. TKF embarked on the first leg of a statewide campaign called the Kidney C.A.R.E. (Clinician and Adult Renal Education) Campaign. The campaign addresses the lack of knowledge about CKD because the disease is overwhelming families all over Texas. According to the Center for Disease Control, 1 out of 3 adults with diabetes have CKD. Every day in the U.S. 130 diabetics begin treatment for kidney failure. TKF is the voice leading the charge to stop the CKD pandemic. January 8, 2020, The State of Texas reestablished the previously abolished Texas Chronic Kidney Disease Task Force.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week's guest is Kathy Maresca (Porch Music, Touch Point Press, October 2022) In her debut novel, set in 1950's Gainesville Florida, Kathy utilized stories from her Seminole family history to tap into a story of racial inequities, Southern culture, country music, and religious hypocrisy. Her research included not only books and museums, but also her own memories of working at Six Gun Territory, a local theme park, and absorbing the rhythm of Native American dances. When it came to marketing, her most effective tool turned out to be contests, where she used her awards to publicize her book. Her least effective? A blog tour which failed to correctly target her ideal reader.    A native Floridian, Kathy Maresca grew up with a grandmother of Seminole heritage. Kathy served in the Air Force, working at the Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel and then in special operations at Hurlburt Field, Florida. She edited for the University of Florida and taught English, journalism, and drama. While she was teaching, Kathy became ill with trigeminal neuralgia. She then earned a master's degree, became credentialed as a rehabilitation counselor, and served as the Director of Patient Services for the Trigeminal Neurgalgia Association. Kathy recently finished her second novel, Sky Kiss, and is working on a prequel to Porch Music. She has been a Guardian ad Litem and has taught classes for a prison fellowship ministry. Kathy lives in North Carolina with her husband, Keith. They enjoy traveling and spending time with their toy fox terriers.   To learn more about Kathy, click here.  

Director for Patient Services, Leigh Clark, interviews Ron Duncan about his journey with Pure Red Cell Aphasia, or PRCA.

AAMDSIF Director of Patient Services, Leigh Clark, asks Mario about his journey with Aplastic Anemia. The conversation includes treatment and survivorship.

Therese B. Pandl, RN, MN, MBA, FACHEExecutive SummaryTherese is a healthcare executive, with over 35 years of progressive leadership in large, complex health care systems. Successful record of achievement in building integrated systems of care, advancing physician alignment, improving clinical delivery systems as well as developing successful risk-based payment models. She has led strategic growth initiatives including multiple physician integration initiatives, alignment of independent hospitals, development of a provider-sponsored health plan as well as service line expansions. Operationally, Therese drove a division structure to reduce redundancies, increase efficiency and reduce costs across the continuum. Therese is recognized for developing teams that produce significant results while maintaining effective board, physician, and staff relationships. Passionate about coaching to enhance leadership capacity, driving improvements in safety, quality, and affordability.Professional Experiences• HSHS: Eastern Wisconsin Division President and CEO• HSHS: President and CEO St. Vincent Hospital and St. Mary's Medical Center• Columbia St. Mary's: Executive Vice President and COO; Executive VP of Hospital Operations; EVP Ozaukee Region• St. Mary's Hospital, Ozaukee: Senior VP and COO.• St. Mary's Milwaukee: Vice President of Operations; Vice President of Patient Services, Director Special Projects, and Education; various clinical leadership positions Key Career Accomplishments• Achieved highest performing division within system as Division President and CEO, drove performance of 4 hospitals including the partner relationship with an integrated physician clinic with over 400 providers (Prevea Health) and minority affiliation with a fifth hospital. Grew revenue and operating margin by over 35% over the 11 years served.• Served on system-wide strategy team and led various system initiatives including clinical and operational improvements.• Developed financial integration and partnership models with large multi-specialty physician group and separately with a progressive medical oncology group.• Led initiative to implement EMR in division, which was later adopted and installed across the system.• Developed strategic partnerships with regional hospitals through minority equity investments and service line strategies to coordinate care in broader market.• Created Division structure for all 4 hospitals to function cooperatively with a single executive team, shared management, spreading expertise to drive highly reliable patient care, providing standardized, high quality support to each facility. Reduced management structure by over 50%.• Implemented service line structure across the division, with vision, strategic plan and dashboards for each line. Growth and performance improvement demonstrated in each line.• Led development of provider-sponsored health plan in partnership with well-respected existing insurer to leverage their infrastructure. Previously served as president of hospital-physician organization, which contracted with managed care to drive appropriate payment protocols.• Developed designated Children's hospital within a hospital, achieving significant community support through a successful multi-million-dollar capital campaign with Aaron Rodgers as Honorary Campaign Chair.• Designed and delivered regional system agenda for performance improvement, including quality & safety, executive sponsor for LEAN program, data- driven efficiency processes and improving patient satisfaction.• Oversaw major facility construction projects including replacement hospital, inpatient tower additions, ambulatory surgery centers, physician clinics, etc. totally over $800 million.• Chaired Wisconsin Hospital Association (WHA) board, served on multiple committees and received WHA Distinguished Service Award.Education• MBA University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, 1992• MN Master of Nursing, University of Washington, Seattle Washington, 1979• BSN University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 1976 Certifications, Honors and Affiliations• Fellow American College of Healthcare Executives• American Hospital Association – Regional Policy Board- 2018 to 2020; Governing Council for Metro Areas 2011-2014• Medical College of Wisconsin- Green Bay Campus Community Advisory Board 2015-2019• St. Norbert College Schneider School of Business Advisory Council 2015-2020• Congregation of St. Agnes Sponsorship Board, Fond du Lac, WI.  Jan. 2015-2018• Prevea Health, Board of Directors 2009- 2020• Nicolet National Bank, Board of Directors, 2010- 2016

Our focus at the Patient Access Collaborative is on the ambulatory enterprise - and the way most patients enter that setting is via an appointment with their physician.  This can be an annoying journey of locating a point of contact, calling during business hours, and explaining one's needs. Of course, it is often peppered with waits and delays, voicemails and transfers, and a lot of frustration. Elizabeth goes in depth with Alan Dubovsky, Vice President and Chief Patient Experience Officer, Cedars-Sinai, Rick Evans, Senior Vice President, Patient Services & Chief Experience Officer, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and Alpa Vyas, Vice President, Chief Patient Experience & Operational Performance Officer, Stanford Health Care to discuss the challenges, innovations and how to convey confidence in the access journey.

Recorded live at the 11th Annual Becker's Healthcare CEO + CFO Roundtable, this episode features Rick Evans, Senior Vice President of Patient Services & Chief Experience Officer at New York-Presbyterian. Here, he discusses the nexus of patient and customer experience, how New York-Presbyterian opens up care to underserved populations, and more.In collaboration with R1 RCM.

Tune into the latest episode of our WP Cares podcast series, where Emily Landry sits down with Dr. Frances Compton, Medical Director of Patient Services at Carter BloodCare. They discuss Carter BloodCare's history and mission and explore the steps you can take to give the lifesaving gift of blood. Visit carterbloodcare.org to learn more. 

In this episode of Molecule to Market, you'll go inside the outsourcing space of the global drug development sector with Pamela Bush, Chief Business Officer at Predictive Oncology. Your host, Raman Sehgal, discusses the pharmaceutical and biotechnology supply chain with Pam, covering: The key aspects to successful deal-making learned over a decade with Eli Lily How a passion for curing cancer led Pamela to an opportunity to directly impact thousands of promising candidates How active machine learning is being used to screen molecules, help companies fail fast and increase the success of a molecule in clinical trials The challenge of selling a disruptive, game-changing platform that could become a vital decision tool in the future Pamela Bush, Ph.D. has over twenty years of experience in venture creation, finance, and business development in the life sciences industry. Pamela is the Chief Business Officer for Predictive Oncology where she leads the strategy and business development activities across the portfolio. Prior to joining Predictive Oncology, Pamela worked at Eli Lilly & Company in various roles including Corporate Business Development, Finance and Patient Services. In addition to her Lilly work experience, Pamela has worked in economic development, academia, and business consulting supporting the creation and growth of 100+ life sciences start-ups. Pamela holds a Ph.D. in Molecular Genetics and an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University. Please subscribe, tell your industry colleagues and join us in celebrating and promoting the value and importance of the global life science outsourcing space. We'd also appreciate a positive rating! Molecule to Market is sponsored and funded by ramarketing, an international marketing, design, digital and content agency helping companies differentiate, get noticed and grow in life sciences.

IQVIA's Hari Rayapudi and a group of guest speakers are back for part two. They will be sharing their perspectives around the challenges and interpreting specialty and rare disease data to ensure that there is alignment on insights. We will discuss technical challenges, systems platforms, and standards.Featured speakers:Hari Rayapudi, Senior Principal, Specialty Data Strategy and Consulting Services, IQVIAJourdan Masullo, Sr. Director, Patient Services, Kyowa KirinNatasha Mayfield, General Manager, Optum Frontier TherapiesJessica Mourani, Director, Clinical Outcomes, Trellis RxUmang Thaker, Director, PSS Oncology Strategy & Management, Novartis

In this episode, we will discuss how the specialty and rare disease ecosystems are evolving with new modes of care delivery, patient-centric programming, and expanding data sources.In part one, we will talk specifically about barriers to patient access and brand strategies to overcome these challenges and share a well-rounded view of the current specialty and rare disease environments. Joining IQVIA's Hari Rayapudi is an incredibly talented group of industry leaders in specialty patient care for broad, specialty, and rare disease brands.Featured speakers:Hari Rayapudi, Senior Principal, Specialty Data Strategy and Consulting Services, IQVIAJourdan Masullo, Sr. Director, Patient Services, Kyowa KirinNatasha Mayfield, General Manager, Optum Frontier TherapiesJessica Mourani, Director, Clinical Outcomes, Trellis RxUmang Thaker, Director, PSS Oncology Strategy & Management, Novartis

As a legal nurse consultant, when you go through medical records, you may see indications that an ethics consult was called or that ethical issues were considered. You may also find yourself struggling with aspects of the decisions made regarding the patient and feel the need of advice from an expert in medical ethics. Camille Renella opens the door to this little-understood aspect of medicine. She begins by pointing out that ethics has lower regard than the law in terms of application simply because legal violations generate so many more repercussions. At an earlier time, doctors and administrative personnel didn't even want to deal with issues like setting up ethics committees in their institutions. Today no formal qualifications exist for sitting on such a committee. In contrast, medical ethicists receive formal, usually post-doctoral, education in their field. They look at those who are working around the patient and consider the standard of care and code of ethics of each group of practitioners and how their application of these values can benefit the patient. The need for a clinical medical ethicist particularly arises in continuation of life issues. This can involve conflicts between family members and clinical staff, issues around advanced directives, and other considerations. Camille raises important ethical and practical issues in this informative podcast. It will broaden your perspective about what is involved in medical decisions. Join me in this episode of Ethical Dilemmas in Healthcare: Insights from a Medical Ethicist with Camille Renella What does a medical ethicist do? What are the requirements for sitting on an ethics committee? How do issues of life support get involved with ethics? How do hospital and medical costs impact ethics decisions? How important is the role of intuition in medical ethics? Listen to our podcasts or watch them using our app, Expert.edu, available at legalnursebusiness.com/expertedu. https://youtu.be/rNC2EcuylTI You can still order the recordings for our 7th Virtual Conference! LNC Success™ is a Virtual Conference 3-day event designed for legal nurse consultants just like you! Pat Iyer and Barbara Levin put together THE first Legal Nurse Consulting Virtual Conference in July 2020. They are back with their 7th all-new conference based on what attendees said they'd find most valuable. This new implementation and networking event is designed for LNCs at any stage in their career. Build your expertise, attract higher-paying attorney clients, and take your business to the next level. After the LNC Success™ Virtual Conference, you will leave with clarity, confidence, and an effective step-by-step action plan that you can immediately implement in your business. Your Presenter of Ethical Dilemmas in Healthcare: Insights from a Medical Ethicist with Camille Renella Camille M. Renella is a veteran clinician and former Associate Faculty Member of The MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics at the University of Chicago. Camille completed the Post Doctorate Fellowship in Clinical Medical Ethics at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine and served as Chief Ethicist in Patient Services at The University of Chicago Hospitals and The University of Chicago Children's Hospital for ten years. Camille has an extensive clinical background in adult, child and home health nursing, as well as Nursing Administration and Multidisciplinary staff education. Camille continues to integrate her background in medicine, law and clinical medical ethics as President of her National Consulting Firm, C.M. RENELLA & ASSOCIATES and now President of Healthcare Competency Program Specialists, LLC. Throughout her career Camille participated in Clinical Outreach Programs in San Juan, Puerto Rico and in Capitol Hill, Washington DC nation-wide initiative. Camille provided presentations at local,

Every state screens for sickle cell disease and researchers are working with industry and advocates to develop new ways to improve the health outcomes of individuals living with sickle cell disease. Today, on the Newborn Screening SPOTlight podcast, we welcome Yvonne Carroll, RN, JD who is trained as a researcher, a lawyer, a nurse, and a patient advocate and is currently the Director of Patient Services in the Department of Hematology at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee.  She has over two decades of dedicated commitment to advancing the management of care, advocacy work for equitable resources, and community engagement to amplify the voices of patient and families with sickle cell disease.  She sits on several editorial and national boards including the National Black Nurses Association (NBNA) Sickle Cell Sub-Committee, the International Association of Sickle Cell Nurses and Professional Associates (IASCNAPA), and the Sickle Cell Community Consortium Executive Board. Yvonne been appointed and reappointed as a member of the Tennessee Governor's Genetic Advisory Committee for more than 15 years, and has been involved in community based participatory research since the beginning of her career, and in 2021, was recognized by American Lebanese Syrian Associated Charities (ALSAC), which is the largest healthcare related charity in the United States,  with the St. Jude Legacy Award for her lifetime work with the sickle cell community. Yvonne graduated with a Bachelor of Nursing Degree from the University of Tennessee and a Law degree from the University of Cincinnati. She is a proud veteran of the U.S. Navy, Judge Advocate General Corps, and is a wife, mother, and grandmother.  Join us in listening to Yvonne share her passion and inspiring story of hope and vision for newborn screening research in sickle cell disease.  Podcast Interview Questions:  How did you get involve with newborn screening research. You are currently the Director of Patient Services in the Department of Hematology at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. Can you tell our listeners about your role? (Yvonne, you can mention about the St Jude SCRIPP program and listeners can learn more about it here). You have been funded for sickle cell disease projects for more than 20 years. What areas of research have advanced in sickle cell disease as well as stalled in these past decades? Where do you see the direction of newborn screening research in sickle cell disease in the future? Your work also involved in engaging and empowering families in decision making process on the management of care for sickle cell disease. What advice do you have for researchers to engage families and advocacy organization to amplify their voices? You were a part of a group who published a study on “Strategies to increase access to basic sickle cell disease care in low- and middle-income countries”. Can you tell share with our listeners on these helpful strategies needed to increase access to basic SCD care for patients in these settings? You presented on “Informed Consent for Sickle Cell Disease Gene Therapy Reimagined” at the NBS Research Summit hosted by NBSTRN last September 2022. What are current challenges in consent process? How do you envision the informed consent reimagined? Are you involved in training the next generation of advocates and nurses, and what do you tell them about newborn screening research? (Yvonne, you can talk about Sickle Cell Nursing Bootcamp and include links and application process). You are currently on the Steering Committee at NBSTRN. What role do you see NBSTRN play in helping to advance your work and the field of sickle cell diseases? What does NBS research mean to you?

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As Baby Boomers continue to age, the need for home health care figures to remain vital for years to come. HCR, a home health care agency operating in seven North Country counties including Clinton, Essex and Franklin, has been providing services for more than a decade and is looking to the future. HCR's Director of Patient Services and Regional Director for the North Country Kari Charette and Director of Patient Services Melinda Clark both recently sat down to discuss home health care services with the Press-Republican Press Pass Podcast team of Editor in Chief Joe LoTemplio and Night Editor Ben Rowe. Charette and Clark discussed the history of HCR from when they purchased the business license from Clinton County, to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.

Listen to  Peter Varga, CHE, Chief Transformation Officer at HealthHub Solutions, a Canadian leader in bedside digital health solutions, and Leslie Motz, CHE, Vice President of Patient Services at Joseph Brant Hospital in Burlington, Ontario, Canada, discuss the opportunities that digital solutions bring to healthcare and the importance of investing in digital solutions to advance healthcare system performance. To learn more about the platform and how to advance digital transformation, contact: sales@healthhubsolutions.ca View the article here.

In Episode 10 of mdtalk, host LaQuinta Jernigan (mdgroup's Chief Operating Officer) is joined by Caroline Jackson, mdgroup's Executive Vice President of Patient Services, to discuss the pros and cons of hybrid clinical studies and explore how we can work to make clinical trials more accessible, cost-efficient and patient-focused.

Marcus chats with Rick Evans, MA., one of the foremost thought leaders in the realms of patient experience. Listen in to hear Rick share his early aspirations and why his work took a drastically different direction…or did it? The two discuss the importance of feeling heard as an essential component of caregiving and how we can help those who are suffering to feel held. The two discuss the future of patient experience in healthcare and how to be at the forefront of care delivery.  Key topics:00:00 – Introduction01:03 – Rick Evans, MA talks a little about himself and how he got into healthcare and the patient experience. Rick talks about the HCAPS and the importance 09:19 – Marcus asks Rick if there are any stories of compassion that he would like to share. Rick shares a story about the pandemic and the death of a doctor on staff.  16:35 – Rick is asked about what healthcare is doing to support staff.20:35 – The two talk about one of Rick's articles about “long COVID” and the effect on patients and hospitals.27:35 – Marcus asks Rick what he would do with a magic wand to fix healthcare. 31:25 – The conversation shifts into the rapid-fire question phase. Rick would like everyone, “Let's find each other, and take care of one another.”35:05 – Thank you and conclusions!  Resources for you: Connect with Marcus on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcusengel/Connect with Rick Evans on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rick-evans-b57610224/Read one of Rick's articles here: https://bit.ly/brecker-evans-articleSubscribe to the podcast through Apple: https://bit.ly/MarcusEngelPodcastSubscribe to the podcast through Spotify: https://bit.ly/Spotify-MarcusEngelPodcast More About Rick Evans:Rick Evans is the Senior Vice President and Chief Experience Officer for NewYork-Presbyterian.  In this role, he oversees NYP's ongoing strategy to improve and enhance the patient and family experience across NYP's continuum of care and its eleven facilities in and around New York City.  Rick also leads enterprise-wide efforts to improve access and the customer experience across NYP's extensive network of primary care and specialty practice sites.  He is also responsible for an array of hospital teams including Patient Services, Pastoral Care, Volunteers, Medical Interpreting, Physician Referral, Contact Centers, Patient Placement teams and the NYP Transfer Center.      Over his 20 years in healthcare, Rick has had responsibility for patient experience and has a proven track record of year over year improvement in these metrics.  Over his career he has also had responsibility for a wide range of hospital operations including overseeing nursing units, community health centers and programs, fund development functions, food service, housekeeping, laundry and others.  Rick brings this knowledge of operations to his work in patient experience.Rick holds a Masters Degree in Theology from Christ the King Seminary in East Aurora, NY and a Bachelor's Degree in Philosophy from Wadhams Hall Seminary College in Ogdensburg, NY.  Date: 12/12/2022Name of show: Compassion & Courage: Conversations in HealthcareEpisode title and number: Episode 80 - Rick Evans - Discovering What We Have In Common

In the latest episode of TrialCard TALK, we speak to Bill Dupere, VP for Product Development for Patient Services, and Stephanie Chesebro, Product Owner – eServices on our IT Development Team, about TrialCard's eServices and ‘Orchestrator' solution. Bill and Stephanie explain how Orchestrator allows our life science clients to access many eService providers through one contract with TrialCard, which enables them to focus on what really matters: simplifying access to therapy for their patients. Download the podcast to hear more about how Orchestrator is evolving and further streamlining eService provider management in our industry. 

October is National Family History Month. In this exclusive Being Rare Podcast *Live we're talking about the importance of knowing your family's health history. In this episode, Sarita is talking with Maria Della Rocca, Senior Director of Patient Services at Global Genes and Molly Martzke, Senior Program Manager at the National Genetics Education and Family Support Center at Expecting Health. Subscribe to our Being Rare Podcast *Live YouTube channel. Find and follow us on Facebook and Instagram @beingrarepodcast! Find Sarita on social media @saritaedwards --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beingrare/support

Romesh Nalliah, PhD, joins Michigan Minds to discuss his research on the impact oral care has on serious heart conditions, indicating how closely related medical and dental health are. Nalliah is a Clinical Professor of Dentistry and the Associate Dean for Patient Services at the U-M School of Dentistry. In recognition of Dental Hygiene Month, Nalliah outlines the importance of including dental care in routine medical care and explains why dentists should be notified of family dental history. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Amanda and Jeffrey discuss sportscasting, failing out of college, social work, drug policy, cannabis data, psychedelics, growing your own medicine, web3, and much more… Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/T71gjS_d48Q Learn more: Amanda: Twitter - https://twitter.com/AmandaReiman Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/amandamendoaklandish My Personal Plants: Website - https://www.mypersonalplants.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/personalplants Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/personalplants Twitter - https://twitter.com/PlantsPersonal YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu9Via_nkuAkz5B48rN3Q7Q Sacrd Gardn: Twitter - https://twitter.com/sacrdgardn Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sacrdgardn/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC84EcCqlYVsy2NONnaZMNkg Discord - https://discord.com/invite/jbv7raNcu2 OpenSea - https://opensea.io/SACRDGARDN New Frontier Data: Website - https://newfrontierdata.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/newfrontierdata/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/NewFrontierData Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/newfrontierdata/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/NewFrontierData YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm965QVxHCf50rzoxbOOxKg Excelsior College Cannabis Control Program - https://www.excelsior.edu/certificate/graduate-certificate-in-cannabis-control/ Ganjier Porgram - https://www.ganjier.com/ Cannabis Travel Association (CTA) - https://www.cannabistravelassociation.org/ Amanda Reiman is Vice President of Public Policy Research for New Frontier Data and the Founder of Personal Plants, a multimedia platform supporting the home cultivation of entheogenic plants. After receiving her PhD from UC Berkeley, Dr. Reiman was the Director of Research and Patient Services at Berkeley Patients Group, one of the oldest dispensaries in the country, and the Manager of Marijuana Law and Policy for the Drug Policy Alliance, a national non-profit that was engaged in the drafting and campaigns of legalization initiatives across the country and abroad. She also taught courses on substance abuse treatment and drug policy at UC Berkeley for 10 years. Dr. Reiman is an internationally recognized cannabis expert and public health researcher. Dubbed “The Brain” by Elle.com, she is a leader the field of cannabis as a substitute for alcohol and other drugs and has presented her research on cannabis dispensaries and the use of cannabis as a substitute for opiates all over the world. She has written for/been quoted in The Huffington Post, New York Times, Washington Post, and Playboy as well as numerous peer reviewed academic journals and several textbooks. Also an expert in cannabis policy on the local, national and international level, Dr. Reiman was the first Chairwoman of the Berkeley Medical Cannabis Commission and also sat on the Oakland Cannabis Regulatory Commission. She currently sits on the Board of Cannabis Doing Good and the Cannabis Travel Association International and is a member of the Ganjier Council.

As medications get more specialized, so has the need for better engagement to help patients with their prescriptions. Manufacturers are investing in tools and programs that can help patients on their medication journeys, and digital strategies are front and center. In this episode, Greg Kefer is joined by Emily Gibb, who leads the patient service organization at GSK, a global biopharma company with a purpose to unite science, technology, and talent to get ahead of disease together. In this wide-ranging discussion, Emily shares her thoughts about innovation and how modern, mobile technology is maturing and lowering barriers for patients. Ultimately, the goal is to provide a digital experience that is simple and natural, so patients can get the answers and support they need to stay healthy.

As medications get more specialized, so has the need for better engagement to help patients with their prescriptions. Manufacturers are investing in tools and programs that can help patients on their medication journeys, and digital strategies are front and center. In this episode, Greg Kefer is joined by Emily Gibb, who leads the patient service organization at GSK, a global biopharma company with a purpose to unite science, technology, and talent to get ahead of disease together. In this wide-ranging discussion, Emily shares her thoughts about innovation and how modern, mobile technology is maturing and lowering barriers for patients. Ultimately, the goal is to provide a digital experience that is simple and natural, so patients can get the answers and support they need to stay healthy.

How do healthcare organizations continue to provide the best patient experience with a burned-out and exhausted staff? Do we still expect caregivers to provide the same level of care they did before the COVID pandemic? Join us in this episode with Sven Gierlinger, Chief Experience Officer at Northwell Health, and Rick Evans, Senior Vice President of Patient Services and Chief Experience Officer at New York Presbyterian hospital, as we discuss the hardships and opportunities we have to evolve the way we support caregivers, patients, and patients' families.

To commemorate National Nurses Week, Landy and Eric welcomed Heather Smith, PhD, RN, NNP to the studio to discuss the role that nurses play in TrialCard's Patient Services offerings.  Dr. Smith, who serves as Senior Program Director, Hub Services at TrialCard, also discusses nurses' evolving roles through the years, the future of nursing, and what sets TrialCard's Nursing Team apart from other providers.

Tori Larrick, Patient Service Manager with the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network guides us through clinical trials, what to expect and why clinical trial participation is safe.  Tori encourages anyone considering clinical trials to feel comfortable with reaching out to Patient Services and asking questions.  The first step is to feel free to contact PanCAN Patient Services.  They're happy to talk through any fears or concerns before making a decision.  You can reach out to them on the website pancan.org, call 877-2-PANCAN or email patientservices@pancan.org This episode of Living Hope is dedicated to our Caregivers.  Caregivers are important to the Survivor's journey.  We thank our Caregivers and want you to know you are not alone, we are here for you.  Regardless of where you are as a Caregiver you can reach out and speak with a Patient Service Case Manager and also ask to be connected with another Caregiver to share experiences. Clarification on what is the Institutional Review Board: An IRB consists of at least five members of varying and diverse backgrounds. IRB members should have the professional experience to provide appropriate scientific and ethical review. An IRB must have at least one scientist member and at least one member whose primary concerns are nonscientific.

2022 is here, and we're back with Second Opinion! We're looking forward to another year of exploring the latest innovations, transformations, and breakthroughs in the care delivery space, and more excitingly, how you can get involved. In this episode, we're digging into the world of patient services – looking at what they actually are, why they're crucial to the future of our healthcare systems, and how you can take your first steps in building them for your patients. Shrinivas Anikhindi, Life Sciences Consultant at PEN discusses: ➡ The PEN perspective on the importance of patient services in evolving the pharma-patient relationship ➡The gap between inpatient and outpatient and the untapped value it holds ➡The 123's of Patient Support Programmes and the evidence for the impact they have on health outcomes for patients ➡The journey to develop patient services and how you can implement these support systems in your own launch strategy If you're in the life sciences or pharmaceutical space dealing with patient experience and you're keen to be part of accelerating the industry forward to deliver care that puts the patient at the centre, then you won't want to miss this episode.

Tori Larrick, is a Manager ll, Patient Services with the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network.  Tori has been with PanCAN for five years and was drawn to the organization due to the loss of her father to pancreatic cancer.  Tori supervises a team of Case Managers in the Patient Services department which provides information and resources to patients and families affected by pancreatic cancer.  Tori oversees the GenomOncology Explorer and biomarker search process for the Patient Services team and has extensive experience with clinical trials. Tori brings to light the importance of clinical trials for those diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and debunks the myths of clinical trials, here @OC Talk Radio Orange County's only community radio station streaming live from @UCI Beall Applied Innovation at the Cove. “As long as you speak my name I shall live forever.” Today's Living Hope is dedicated to Tori's father TIM LARRICK

Nikki was an oncology nurse practitioner for 15 years in the Chicago area.  Nikki relocated to Nevada and began volunteering with the Nevada Affiliate. Nikki's journey with pancreatic cancer started when her brother-in-law was diagnosed in February 2014 and died in November that year. She made a promise to him that she would continue the fight and work on bettering the outcome for patients and for families.  She continued his fight by first volunteering with the Nevada Affiliate and later retiring from nursing to go on to her now position with PanCAN as a Case Manager with their Patient Services.  Nikki connects with newly diagnosed patients and their families, provides them with information and resources allowing them to make informed decisions.  Nikki provides great information on what Patient Services is and does and she leaves us with an important message. “Everyone needs to be their own advocate.  You have to push if you know something is different with your body, make sure you see your health care provider.  We're your purple family that can help support you so please utilize us.” This episode of Living Hope is dedicated to Patient Services and all the Case Managers. They play an important role in the patient and caregivers journey.

Spotify just released a new feature, the ability for listeners to rate podcasts. If you've enjoyed the podcast PLEASE rate on Spotify! This is how new listeners will find and enjoy the show. In order to rate you need to use the Spotify app and listen to at least 30 seconds of the podcast. Under the logo you will see “No Rating”, click on that and give us 5 stars. Since this is a brand new Spotify feature rating now will help us rank higher among science podcasts! We also wanted to give a shoutout for a Twitter Spaces conversation Dena Goldberg (Dena DNA) and Kira Dineen co-hosted this past Monday. A bunch of genetic counselors and genetic experts joined us in the live discussion about the NY Times article that was featured on the front page this week. The recorded audio is not top quality, which is why we didn't release it as a podcast episode, however the conversation is top quality. To kick off 2022 and celebrate national Blood Donor Month, genetic counselor Radhika Sawh joins our host Kira Dineen on the podcast to discuss beta thalassemia. Radhika is a genetic counselor and patient advocate for thalassemias. She worked as the National Director of Patient Services for the Cooley's Anemia Foundation prior to joining the faculty of the Joan H. Marks Graduate Program in Human Genetics at Sarah Lawrence College (where she met our host Kira Dineen!) Radhika has a personal tie to the community as she has beta thalassemia major and frequently speaks on behalf of the New York Blood Center as a volunteer blood donor advocate. On This Episode We Discuss:Types of thalassemias How beta thalassemia has impacted Radhika's lifeThe evolution of treatments for beta thalassemia and their impact on life expectancy for those with the conditionThe genetic difference between sickle cell and beta thalassemia What Radhika wants genetic counselors and other healthcare providers to understand about the experience of living with beta thalassemiaThe importance of blood donation and requirements to be a donorLearn more about thalassemia in Radhika Sawh's 2021 paper, “Transfer of care for people with severe forms of thalassemia: Learning from past experiences to create a transition plan” and check her out on LinkedIn.Stay tuned for the next new episode of DNA Today on January 14th where we'll be discussing the future of cancer genetics! New episodes are released on the first and third Friday of the month. In the meantime, you can binge over 165 other episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, streaming on the website, or any other podcast player by searching, “DNA Today”. All episodes in 2021 and 2022 are also recorded with video which you can watch on our YouTube channel. See what else we are up to on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and our website, DNApodcast.com. Questions/inquiries can be sent to info@DNApodcast.com. Are you interested in the rapidly growing field of genetics and want to learn more about clinical genetics, molecular genetics, and laboratory science? Then you should check out the Genetic Assistant Online Training Program at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine! By taking part in the program, you will be joining both national and international learners with the same passion for genetics. Interact directly with your Johns Hopkins instructors and fellow students throughout the program. Applications are now being reviewed for the Spring 2022 cohort starting January 31st, and a limited number of spots are still available. (SPONSORED)Do you have patients with Primary Mitochondrial Myopathy? There is a new clinical study looking for people with PMM to enroll. People with Primary Mitochondrial Myopathy can experience muscle weakness or exercise intolerance. This study is assessing the efficacy and safety of a drug to help patients walk further by improving their muscle function. Find out about the study for Primary Mitochondrial Myopathy and how your patients can participate by going to pmmstudy.com. (SPONSORED)Unfortunately, there is an underrepresentation of people of Non-European descent in genetic studies. We've explored this in multiple episodes of DNA Today. Allelica is also very aware of this issue and how polygenic risk scores developed for people who are of European descent cannot be applied to other ancestries without further validations. To directly address this, Allelica developed new models to improve predictive power in Non-European people. Allelica validated their polygenic risk scores in Non-Europeans population to provide ancestry specific genetic risk assessment. Interested in learning more? Visit Allelica.com. Allelica: Empowering the next generation of clinical genomics. (SPONSORED)

In this episode of Beyond the Nest, UMR alumnae Rachel Nguyen '14 and Holly Goelz '16 chat about the business of healthcare, medical school and the importance of job shadowing during career exploration.  As of March 2021, Rachel is the Director of Patient Services at Vireo Health; previously, she served as UMR's Senior Admissions Representative. Holly is an OR Senior Sale Representative with Key Surgical; prior to her current role, Holly worked at UCB and Starkey Hearing Technologies.  If you would like to share your UMR journey, please reach out on LinkedIn or send an email to beyondthenest@umn.edu.   Connect with UMR on LinkedIn Rachel Nguyen '14 Holly Goelz '16 University of Minnesota Rochester

Most of us have want to be well and healthy mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically. Still, we can feel as if we lack the ability, confidence, or even desire to continue on the journey. In those moments, we have to be reminded that God cares about our desires and wants to help and empower us (Psalm 37:4, Philippians 4:13). God also let us know when He begins a good work in us, He will bring it to completion (Philippians 1:6). Guest Amanda Mims, MPH, is currently the Director of Patient Services and the Deputy Director of Billing for Jackson Hinds Comprehensive Health Center in Jackson, MS. Amanda received her B.A. in Political Science from Tougaloo College in 2003 and her Master of Public Health with an emphasis in Health Policy and Administration from the University of Southern Mississippi in 2009. She also currently holds a Medical Billing Specialist certification. Amanda Mims, MPH, is a proud and active Tougaloo College alumna and was recognized in Tougaloo's Inaugural Class of 40 Under 40 in 2016. She currently serves on the TCNAA Membership Committee and has utilized social media for increasing alumni membership, awareness, and overall transparency. Additionally, Amanda has served in several capacities within the Washington Area Tougaloo Alumni Chapter (WATAC), where she has held membership since 2015. Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amanda-s-mims-mph-4345591c For more inspirational material and devotionals, visit Asparkministries.com. #EmbracingAbundantLife #Podcast #JourneytoWellness #Youcandoit #Godiswithyou Register for the online "Healing the Body of Christ" Bible Study starting Tuesday, March 23, for free. For more information or to register go to Asparkministries.com/events

In the second installment of the Cincinnati Children's Administrative Fellowship Program mini-series, we hear background on the Administrative Fellowship program from Director, Owen Burke; Preceptor and Vice President of Patient Services, Dave Mayhaus; and Executive Sponsor and Radiologist-in-Chief, Brian Coley.

The Cannabis Business Coach Michael Zaytsev interviews and coaches Amanda Reiman, PhD MSW. Amanda is an amazing activist and Cannabis community guardian. After receiving her Ph.D. from U.C. Berkeley, Amanda became the Director of Research and Patient Services at Berkeley Patients Group, one of the oldest dispensaries in the country. From there she moved on to become the California policy manager for the Drug Policy Alliance, where she helped to legalize adult use Cannabis in California with Prop 64. For over a decade, Amanda has taught courses on harm reduction and drug policy at U.C. Berkeley. Currently, Amanda is the the Vice President of Community Development for Flow Cannabis Co, a cannabis company that works with small farmers in the Emerald Triangle. Most recently, she is the Founder of a new startup called Personal Plants. In this episode we discuss Amanda's epic Cannabis advocacy background, the current state of California (on fire, but not in the good way), reparations and restorative justice for the War on Drugs, and more. In the Executive coaching segment, we work on the challenges and benefits of starting a Cannabis business without a traditional business background.

Morrison Healthcare Patient Services with VP Laura Knight by Compass One Connections