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In this conversation, Brian Spisak discusses the challenges of leadership in healthcare and the importance of upskilling the workforce for the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI). He emphasizes the need for leaders to understand job demands and address inefficiencies before implementing new technologies. Spisak also highlights the importance of systemic sustainability and the need for mission-driven leadership in healthcare organizations. He suggests that leaders should focus on people and employee engagement, and adopt science-backed, data-driven approaches to drive positive change.
In the epiaode we also delve into the importance of establishing return on investment for AI in healthcare and building a culture of well-being in organizations. The distinction between managing teams and managing collectives of individuals is discussed, along with the need to understand the job demands of employees. The conversation concludes with a focus on trust and the role it plays in building effective teams.
Takeaways
Leadership in healthcare requires a deep understanding of job demands and addressing inefficiencies before implementing new technologies. Systemic sustainability is crucial for long-term success, and leaders should prioritize mission over profit. Leaders should focus on people and employee engagement, and adopt science-backed, data-driven approaches to drive positive change. Workforce innovation is essential in healthcare, and leaders should be open to exploring new ways of delivering patient-centered care. Topics
Upskilling in Healthcare and the Importance of Leadership Understanding Job Demands and Addressing Inefficiencies Examples of Upskilling in Other Industries Balancing Exploitation and Exploration in Organizations The Challenge of Repurposing Workforce Skills Systemic Sustainability and the Need for Mission-Driven Leadership Shifting the Mindset of Boards and Executives Business as Unusual and Leading Through Change The Importance of Science-Backed, Data-Driven Approaches Focusing on People and Employee Engagement The Need for Workforce Innovation in Healthcare Creating a Mutually Respected Work Environment Building a Culture of Well-being in Organizations Managing Teams vs. Managing Collectives of Individuals Establishing Return on Innovation for Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

An insightful episode featuring Jeremiah Grant and our BIW co-hosts, delving into the critical balance between innovation and cybersecurity in the healthcare sector. Topics covered include the strategic importance of data privacy, the concept of cyber resilience, the impact of AI on cybersecurity, and practical advice for navigating the complexities of cybersecurity in the age of artificial intelligence.
Topics
Welcome and Introduction Jeremiah Grant's Background Data Privacy, AI, and Security The Strategic Value of Security Incorporating Cybersecurity in Strategy The Shift Towards Cyber Resilience Exploring Cyber Resiliency AI's Impact on Cyber Resilience AI Misuse and Defenses AI and Cybersecurity's Future Closing Thoughts and Advice

Tom Lawry and our BIW co-hosts discuss importance of data and managing data estate for AI in healthcare. Tom shares key points on how AI can help in the healthcare sector and emphasizes the need for a different approach.
Topics
Introduction and Conference Invitation Keynote Key Points The Importance of AI in Healthcare Empowering Clinicians and Consumers Closing Remarks and Contact Information

In this introductory episode, host Scott and co-hosts Brian, Ryan and Eric introduce themselves and discuss their approach to healthcare innovation. They explore the relationship between best ideas and innovation, and the meaning of winning in healthcare. They also discuss the potential for losing in healthcare and the importance of staying in the game and fulfilling the mission.
Overall, the hosts emphasize the need for collaboration, culture change, and a focus on patient outcomes and satisfaction. The conversation explores the importance of aspirational statements and fulfilling missions in healthcare. It delves into the concept of failure and losing in healthcare, considering the impact of external factors and the need for outside support.
The discussion also highlights the difference between finite games and infinite games, emphasizing the importance of staying in the game and pursuing aspirational missions. The conversation touches on the value the podcast aims to provide to healthcare decision makers, including new ways of thinking and insights from industry leaders. It concludes by discussing the structure and themes of the podcast, with a focus on deep dives into specific topics.
Topics
Introduction and Getting to Know the Co-Hosts Defining Healthcare Innovation Relationship Between Best Ideas and Innovation The Meaning of Winning in Healthcare Different Perspectives on Winning The Potential for Losing in Healthcare The Importance of Aspirational Statements Exploring Failure and Losing in Healthcare Finite Games vs. Infinite Games Minimizing Failures in Healthcare  
Takeaways
Collaboration and culture change are essential for healthcare innovation. Winning in healthcare means achieving outstanding patient outcomes, financial rewards, and reducing clinician burnout. Losing in healthcare can result from sticking with the status quo, lack of intentional decision-making processes, and becoming obsolete. The best ideas are not always synonymous with innovation, and execution is crucial for success. A broader perspective on winning in healthcare includes fulfilling the mission and staying in the game.