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Life-Centered Health Care Shift Forward Health
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A lot of health leaders and innovators talk about “disrupting” health care, but what does that really mean? What does it actually look like in the field, and how does one actually do it? Join host Ann Somers Hogg, Senior Research Fellow at the Clayton Christensen Institute, as she discusses the application of disruptive innovation in health care and covers late Harvard professor Clayton Christensen’s other theories, and their potential to transform our health care ecosystem.
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One Systemic Solution For Two Systemic Crises: Mental Health & Child Care
Acute stressors aren't what makes us sick; it's the constant, modern-day "lions" that are creating chronic stress, and thus the short-term and long-term health issues that stress creates.
Join Dr. Molly Dickens and host Ann Somers Hogg as they discuss how child care in the U.S. is a big modern-day "lion" for parents — especially mothers — and how fixing the child care crisis will help diminish the mental health crisis.
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How To Establish Trust Criteria for AI In Health Care
In health care, trust is paramount because patients seek care in some of their most vulnerable moments. So can AI ever be as trustworthy as a provider with whom a patient has a relationship? Join innovation executive Todd Dunn and host Ann Somers Hogg as they discuss challenges and opportunities for generative AI in health care. Topics include the disconnect between the money makers and clinical decision makers, the role of Jobs to Be Done in addressing issues surrounding AI, the process for establishing trust criteria at the service line level, and more.
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What If Women Had a Well-Being Coach?
Despite recent progress in women’s health and wellness services, significant gaps still exist between what women are seeking and available solutions.
Join Roma Van der Walt, CEO and Co-founder of Vitelle, and host Ann Somers Hogg as they explore how to address the struggling moments of new life phases such as postpartum, perimenopause, and menopause. They discuss how lessons from coaching athletes can be applied to women's wellness, and how better outcomes are achieved through personalization, adaptation, empowerment, and fulfillment.
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Developing Leaders Through Schools of Experience, Pt. 2
Jhaymee Tynan, Principal, Healthcare Services at Korn Ferry, and Founder of 100x2030, shares how the Schools of Experience throughout her life and career have positioned her to lead as a founder, principal, author, and more. Join Jhaymee and host Ann Somers Hogg as they discuss how sponsorship is more than mentorship, why leadership is about connecting with people, and the importance of creating your own community and investing in your personal wellness.
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Developing Leaders Through Schools of Experience, Pt. 1
The theory of Schools of Experience highlights that one is not born a leader, but rather a leader’s abilities are developed through their work and life experiences. Join Dr. Jean Wright and host Ann Somers Hogg as they discuss lessons from Jean’s Schools of Experience, including her current role as CEO of the COPD Foundation and her prior role as Chief Innovation Officer at Atrium Health (now Advocate Health), and how these “courses” have taught her the need for speed, the importance of analogous learning, and the reason to go broad, not just deep.
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Assembling a Village to Achieve Whole Health
For a whole health approach to take root in the US, an ecosystem must support its existence. Join Walter Harris, President and CEO of Whole Health Institute, and host Ann Somers Hogg, as they discuss the partnership ecosystem and new types of training required to improve health outcomes and lower the total cost of care.
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Customer Reviews
Creating hope for healthcare
Ann Somers has become a must listen for me, both because of her own keen insights into opportunities for change in healthcare, and how she frames the conversation around well-known theories emanating from the work of the late Clay Christensen and his many collaborators. Her ability to attract leading thinkers in the field provides a window into thoughtful conversations that we would otherwise never witness.