A Discussion with Dr. Stephen Klasko, Executive in Residence at General Catalyst

How can we reconstruct American healthcare by bridging traditional academic centers with entrepreneurs and innovators? Join Drs. Stephen Klasko, a former university president, dean, CEO, and an obstetrician, and now an executive in residence at General Catalyst – and lifelong DJ, and Joe Kvedar to explore how healthcare executives can imagine and build a more accessible, high-quality and equitable healthcare system. Dr. Klasko is also author of the new book, Feelin’ Alright: How the Message in the Music Can Make Healthcare Healthier, which examines the problems in today’s healthcare model and the tangible steps to make a more consumer-centered healthcare experience.

This episode made possible by Fabric Health

A Discussion with Bonnie Clipper, DNP, MA, MBA, RN, CENP, FACHE, FAAN, CEO and Founder, Innovation Advantage

What is the future of nursing and what are the emerging innovations impacting nursing practice and patient care? Join Drs. Bonnie Clipper, CEO and Founder, Innovation Advantage, and Joe Kvedar for an in-depth look at the impact of virtual nursing in changing the care model. Listen in as they discuss insights on virtual nursing and how it is transforming the way hospital-based nursing care will be delivered. As a member of the ATA’s Clinician Council and a headliner at the ATA Nexus Annual Conference, Bonnie also shares her insights and vision for the future of nursing.

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A Discussion with Dr. Darshak Sanghavi, Program Lead, ARPA-H HEROES

How can we better align financial incentives to facilitate the acceleration and adoption of health technologies, particularly in underserved communities and specific patient populations? Join Drs. Darshak Sanghavi and Joe Kvedar for an in-depth look at why preventative care has not been working and how HEROES aims to create a market for prevention by bringing together the right incentives with the right technology, engagement and clinical interventions to achieve population-level accountability.

This episode was made possible by the ATA’s Advisory Group on Using Telehealth to Eliminate Healthcare Disparities and Inequities.