Podcasts about population health strategy

Today's conversation is with Kristine Weber, the founder of Subtle Yoga. Kristine is a leading world authority on the neuroscientific benefits of slow, mindful movement and an advocate for the use of these practices as a solution to the healthcare crisis.  Recently, the CDC (US Centers for Disease Control) put out new guidelines for the medical profession about chronic pain and the use of opioids, and they mentioned yoga in their report. I talk to Kristine about how significant it is that yoga was included as a potential intervention in the pain crisis, and how she's been involved in representing the yoga therapy field in this national discussion. You'll hear about: Kristine's practice background and yoga training in India the profound benefits of a slow, mindful yoga practice (and how that might not be the same thing as "gentle" or "beginner" yoga) what the medical community tends to misunderstand about chronic pain what the Bio-Psycho-Social-Spiritual (BPSS) Model is and how it relates to yoga philosophy and practice We covered a lot of ground in this fascinating conversation, including the question of whether yoga therapy will one day be covered by health insurance (in the US), and what it will take for government and healthcare institutions to embrace yoga as part of the public health strategy. -- To connect further with Kristine, visit her website at https://subtleyoga.com/ or follow her on Instagram at @subtleyoga. For more links and resources mentioned in this episode, find the show notes at movedtomeditate.yoga/podcast. To connect further with me (Addie), check out my Class Library at  movedtomeditate.com. And, I'm on Instagram at @addie_movedtomeditate (for mindfulness, movement, yoga, and pictures of PNW nature and my adorable kitten, Mustache).

As healthcare works toward value-based care, closing care gaps and engaging consumers in preventive health is a high priority among payers and providers as it reduces costs and improves health outcomes. In this podcast, leaders from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois, Clover Health, Health.io and Humana share successful strategies for closing gaps in care, improving health outcomes and reduce costs. Topics include preparing for the 2022 and 2023 HEDIS measures, analyzing data, measuring provider performance and the impact of SDOH. Panelists: Nicole Lowery, Director of Population Health Strategy, Office of Health Affairs and Advocacy, Humana Jeslie Jacob, Divisional Vice President, Provider Performance | Provider Analytics, Reporting and Connectivity, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois Julianne Eckert, Director of Quality Improvement, Clover Health Paula Leclair, U.S. General Manager, Healthy.io   This podcast is sponsored by Healthy.io. Healthy.io is an innovative healthcare company that uses smartphone technology to make remote clinical testing possible. Healthy.io is the global leader in turning the smartphone camera into a clinical-grade medical device for an at-home urinalysis and digital wound management  Their home urinalysis kits (pause) aids in the diagnosis of chronic kidney disease, urinary tract infections and prenatal testing and serves over 500,000 patients worldwide. Beyond being recently featured by CNBC, Fast Company and the Financial TImes, Healthy IO is partnered with some of the nation's leading health plans and the National Health Service in the United Kingdom b/c of the test's ease of use, high patient adherence and the huge potential savings 

In Episode 8 of The Healthcare Leadership Experience, Lisa is joined by Adam Lorton, Healthcare Data Consultant, Analytical IQ. Join them as they discuss Adam's entry into the healthcare sector and the importance of analyzing hospital data and population health. Adam is the author of: The Healthcare Data Hiring Handbook which delivers all the tools you need to add analytics talent to your team and make a great hire. As Adam states, ‘'Data people… (have to) make sure that the inputs going into these reports that are powering decisions that affect thousands of patients, hundreds, thousands of employees, millions of dollars of expenses, that those decisions are based on a solid foundation.'' This episode is sponsored by VIE Healthcare Consulting, which has proudly helped hospitals save $752 million since 1999. In this episode you'll hear: How Adam's career in the healthcare sector began as a hospital pay-for-performance analyst — and how building a data model related to the CMS HAC penalty highlighted the impact and ROI of data analysis. Why understanding complex pay-for-performance contracts begin with knowing just one or two simple facts, and why cost accounting is, at its core, ‘'creative.'' The importance of data in negotiation on risk-based contracts for physician organizations — and why every contract analysis needs to roll out to years two and three. ‘'Are costs ratcheting down at a reasonable or achievable amount? … it's a tricky question to answer, but forgetting to answer it at all ..would be a mistake.'' Why every healthcare organization needs to employ a great data analyst and the vital recruiting strategies your hospital needs to avoid a bad hire (discover the unmissable screening step before in-person interviews). Learn more about the benefits of Adam's new book: The Healthcare Data Hiring Handbook and eliminate the emotional labor of hiring so your recruitment team can hit the ground running. Connect with Adam:

Another great conversation with Health Coach Matthew Moore. In this episode, we talk about the benefits of health coaching, why health coaching is an important part of Primary Care and imagine what healthcare can look like in the future.Support the show

Vanessa Guzman, Associate Vice President at Montefiore Health System, defines population health as “everyone’s responsibility.” She describes how to build a culture that views the patient as a person, focusing on whole person health by leveraging appropriate technologies and community-based partnerships. She also addresses how the New York-based healthcare system is applying these strategies to the coronavirus pandemic.

Hosts Fred Goldstein and Gregg Masters, MPH meet Caraline Coats, MHSA, is Vice President, Bold Goal & Population Health Strategy and Andrew Renda MD, MPH, the Associate Vice President, Population Health at Humana – Leading SDOH insights, strategy, analytics & communications. Key Humana leadership weigh in on the key social determinants of health including Food Insecurity, Loneliness and Social Isolation and Transportation Barriers included in Humana’s ambitious Bold Goal program. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask Siri or Alexa to “….Play HealthcareNOW Radio”. Find all of our show episodes on your favorite podcast platforms. www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

Join us today as we speak with Caraline Coats, Bold Goal & Population Health Strategy at Humana about a modern mental model for social determinants of health.

Join Humana’s Healthcare Services President, William Fleming, PharmD, for an enlightening discussion with Caraline Coats, Vice President of Humana’s Bold Goal and Population Health Strategy, and Andrew Renda, MD, MPH, Associate Vice President, Population Health, about Humana’s Bold Goal to improve the health of the communities it serves 20% by 2020 and beyond. Hear what Humana has learned about how social determinants of health (e.g., food insecurity and social isolation) have a significant impact on one’s physical and mental well-being – and what new steps the company is taking to help people have more measurable “Healthy Days,” as defined by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Also get a better understanding of why “it takes a village” to move the needle on Population Health and how integrated teams across Humana are working diligently with each other, community partners, and Humana members to make a positive difference in the lives of many.

Physician and podcaster Dr. Mark Pettus is our special interview guest on Episode 1481 of The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show. Dr. Mark Pettus is a triple-board certified Internist, Nephrologist, and Integrative Medicine physician practicing for over 25 years. He has appeared on numerous TV and Radio venues nationally including the 700 Club, Good Morning America, NPR and PBS. His podcast, The Health Edge is heard by people all over the world. Listen in today as Jimmy and Dr. Pettus talk about: What population health is The powerful connection between lifestyle and all health outcomes, especially obesity and insulin resistance The contributions of “the social determinants” of health that drive behaviors His integrative health model What he calls New Atkins on steroids Stress, sleep hygiene, and social connection Health themes that challenges conventional wisdom His podcast with podcast with John bagnulo PhD, MPH called The Health Edge and much more.

The Seventeenth Population Health Colloquium organized by the Jefferson College of Population Health convened in Philadelphia, PA from March 27-29, 2017 at the Loews Philadelphia Hotel. David Nash, MD, MBA Dean of the Jefferson College of Population Health served as master of ceremonies presiding over 2 1/2 days of power packed presentations by key thought leaders in population health sciences. In today's uncertain and volatile climate, the practice of population health has taken on even more importance. As health care leaders, we understand the impact of social determinants on our nation's health. The fact that zip code is a better predictor of health than a person's genetic code is a clear indicator of the need to create healthier communities. In this interview we chat with IBM Watson HealthKaren Handmaker, Global Leader, Population Health Strategy. Enjoy!  

Amy Salls serves as Director of Population Health Strategy for DST Health Solutions.  In this episode, Amy draws on more than 20 years of experience in data analysis and healthcare informatics to unpack the three R's of risk - Reinsurance, Risk Corridors, and Risk Adjustment. 

The Affordable Care Act establishes quality-related requirements for Qualified Health Plan (QHP) issuers and Marketplaces including a system to rate QHP's on the basis of quality and price and an enrollee satisfaction survey system to assess enrollee experience with each QHP.  To provide our listeners with the answers to their most pressing questions, Amy Salls addresses the important topics on this matter.  Amy Salls serves as Director of Population Health Strategy for DST Health Solutions.