ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In a panel at the Minnesota Hospital Association's Annual Meeting, Sen. Matt Klein, a Democrat, and Republicans Rep. Dave Baker, and Rep. Natalie Zeleznikar discussed hospital financial stability, the growing role of artificial intelligence in healthcare, and the importance of building relationships at the State Capitol.
Host: Abbey Machtig, Minnesota Hospital Association
Guests: Sen. Matt Klein, Rep. Dave Baker, and Rep. Natalie Zeleznikar
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