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    Intermountain Podcast

    Intermountain leaders interviews Intermountain caregivers, local and national leaders, and others about healthcare, leadership, culture, and public affairs. From professional athletes to nurses on the frontlines, we explore how we improve healthcare delivery and our overall health.

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    Episode 59: Writing a Personal Story of Leadership and Service to Others Dec 23, 2019
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    Mark Briesacher, MD, chief physician executive at Intermountain Healthcare speaks with Scott Stevens, MD, medical director of the medical specialties clinical program, to talk about Dr. Stevens' path to clinical leadership. We go through Dr. Stevens' story of graduating with a degree in English Literature, to supporting activism against Apartheid in South Africa, to measuring blood pressure in traveling medical clinics in the Phillippines, and to finishing medical school and serving others as a clinical leader. Learn how he wrote his unique story and what drives his purpose to leading, mentoring and staying focused in the face of continual changes in the healthcare industry.

    Episode 58: SDoH: Improve Care Equity Through Regulations and Local Leadership Dec 16, 2019
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    In this podcast, Mikelle Moore, SVP and Chief Community Health Officer, is joined by Vince Ventomiglia, Chairman, Leavitt Partners Board of Managers, for a conversation around the social determinants of health, how federal regulations could promote more equity, and how local leaders can help drive changes to increase health.

    Episode 57: Getting Beyond Usability and Feelings to Love Your EHR Dec 09, 2019
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    Dr. Anne Pendo, senior medical director for the experience of caring in the office of patient experience, talks with Tyler Haberle, MD, an internist from St. George about taking complex scenarios in the EHR work and distill them down to get the job done. Learn how he goes beyond the feelings and usability issues of software complaints to help other providers do their best work. What is his "rocket fuel" for partnering with providers? Learn how he approaches issues and teaches providers to "love the one [software] they're with" and use it to save time and bring value to their work.

    Episode 56: Finding Meaning, Motivation, and Mentors in Medicine Dec 02, 2019
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    Dr. Anne Pendo, senior medical director for the experience of caring in the office of patient experience, speaks with Mike Woodruff, MD, senior medical director for the office of patient experience, to discuss his leadership journey. Find out how he discovered his motivation for practicing medicine and finding meaning in his work. Listen to who his mentors are and what they taught him, how he gets comfortable with uncertainty, and what he thinks about putting humanity back into the work of being a physician.

    Thanks for Asking: Can we reduce suicides? Nov 26, 2019
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    Can a health system influence the number of suicides in the community and should they? Those were the questions discussed by Morrissa Henn, DrPH, a community health program director for Intermountain, and CEO Dr. Marc Harrison.

    Episode 55: The Total Patient Experience Includes Language Nov 18, 2019
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    Mark Briesacher, chief physician executive, talks with Natasha Ovuoba, equity and inclusion consultant, and Carlos Martinez-Morales, language services and cultural competency manager, about what Intermountain is doing to support cultural competency and diversity within our organization. Learn what Intermountain is doing to not only increase language services, but more broadly to improve the patient experience of care by helping caregivers become more informed and engaged.

    A Veterans Day look at the unique health needs of military veterans Nov 06, 2019
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    In honor of Veterans Day, Mikelle Moore, Intermountain's senior vice president and chief community health officer spoke with two members of Intermountain's Military Caregiver Resource Group, Mike Busdicker and Jim Lamadrid, about their thoughts related to the unique health needs of military veterans.

    Thanks for Asking: Does Tele-oncology Work? Oct 17, 2019
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    Is Intermountain's tele-oncology program working and are patients getting good care? That's what CEO Dr. Marc Harrison asked Dr. Derrick Haslem, associate medical director for the Oncology Clinical Program, on this podcast. Hint: the answer was a resounding YES!

    Episode 53: Antibiotic Stewardship is Everyone's Responsibility Oct 09, 2019
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    All caregivers have a role to play in preventing antimicrobial resistance. Pew Charitable Trusts' David Hyun and Rachel Zetts talk with Shannon Phillips, Eddie Stenehjem, and Adam Hersh about antibiotic stewardship. Intermountain has worked to implement a scalable systemwide program in all of our hospitals and beyond. If you're a caregiver, and want to understand the successes and challenges with safe use of antibiotics, this podcast is for you.

    Thanks for Asking: What's HerediGene? Oct 09, 2019
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    HerediGene, Intermountain's groundbreaking five-year DNA study to find new links between genetics and disease, was the topic of the latest Thanks for Asking podcast with CEO Marc Harrison, MD. Marc asked Lincoln Nadauld, MD, PhD, Intermountain's chief of precision genomics, for more details about the study, which launched this summer and will involve the collection of half a million DNA samples.

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