ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Dr. Patrick McGill is the CEO of Community Health Network in Indianapolis, a $4 billion system with 17,000 employees and five hospitals. He is the fifth CEO in its 70-year history, and four months into the job when this was recorded. He still sees patients on Mondays.
His path there is unusual. Family medicine, then informatics after Epic went in, then transformation, then the corner office.
In this episode of DGTL Voices, Patrick tells Edward Marx why he wants people to stop asking about AI strategy, what he asks them instead, and what he thinks everyone gets wrong when they chase patient experience scores. Plus: the practice he took over after its physician was killed in a plane crash, and what he tells emerging leaders about titles.
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