The AI Era in Healthcare. Part 2 — Implementation, Equity, and Access with Dr. Mark Mabus
AI tools in health systems have moved well beyond ambient listening. Organizations with the infrastructure to adopt are now deploying AI across clinical documentation, coding support, order entry, chart summarization, and revenue cycle operations. The gap between those organizations and the ones st…
The AI Era in Healthcare. Part 3 — Training, Transparency, and the Equity Question with Dr. Nadia Smati
AI tools in clinical settings are getting easier to use, but ease of use does not mean safe use. Automation bias, hallucinations that look convincing, and the risk of de-skilling are real concerns as health systems move from pilot deployments to broader adoption.
In this episode, Jim Burke, Steven …
The River Remembers: How a Tribe Brought the Salmon Back A Conversation with Amy Bowers Cordalis
What if a river could be brought back to life after a century behind concrete? Amy Bowers Cordalis grew up on the Klamath River, watched the largest salmon kill in American history unfold before her eyes, and then helped lead the largest dam-removal and salmon-restoration project the world has ever…
I Forgot To Ask For No Beans
This week, Justin catches up with Mick Ferry, Blush Party Band, and Jim Burke (alongside a breakfast with beans). Justin and Izzy discuss The World Cup, ugly babies, and being a good ally before opening the Post Bag and your Beat the Gags.
THIS WEEK'S GIGS:
See Justin on Friday, Saturday an…
Susan James: In-House and Outside Counsel in Health Systems
Health systems depend on legal counsel for everything from physician agreements and regulatory compliance to middle-of-the-night operational crises. How that legal function is organized, and how in-house and outside counsel work together, has a direct impact on the quality and speed of the advice r…
Coordinated Value: Conversations on Value-Based Enterprises & Tomorrow's Care Models
As hospitals and health systems navigate the shift from fee-for-service to value-based care, leaders face a pressing question: how do you move beyond compliance checkboxes and build real frameworks for transformation?
On this episode of Perspectives with Pinnacle, John P. Carter is joined by Pinnac…
44 - Managed IT Made Simple: Why Smart Businesses Don’t Go It Alone
Technology is essential to every business—but managing it doesn't have to be overwhelming.
In this episode of Schaumburg Speaks, I sit down with Jim Burke, COO of Links Technology Solutions, to talk about why more businesses are turning to Managed IT Services to stay secure, productive, and ahead o…
Sun Health: Making "Assisted" Living Available to All of Us
Most health systems have spent the past two decades consolidating around acute care and shedding post-acute and senior living operations. Sun Health took the opposite path. In 2008, the organization merged its hospitals into Banner Health and restructured entirely around senior living, wellness coo…
The Worst U.S. Mistake in 60 Years | Barbara Slavin on Iran
Al Gore called the war with Iran "a colossal mistake... on the level of Hitler invading Russia." Veteran Iran-watcher Barbara Slavin goes further: the worst U.S. mistake in the Middle East in 60 years. Six months into the war, she returns to The Way Forward to untangle who is actually in charge in …
"I've Never Asked Anyone to Be Nice" Braver Angels CEO Maury Giles on Fixing Polarization
The CEO of America's largest depolarization organization has two children who aren't speaking to each other — one conservative, one progressive. Maury Giles of Braver Angels joins Dr. John Izzo to explain why "don't talk about politics" is the wrong answer in a country built on self-government, why…
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