In a compelling series of conversations led by Dave Self, Megaphone is the platform where experts and fascinating individuals share their in-depth insights and unique perspectives on the ever-evolving world of healthcare. You won’t want to miss these engaging discussions that explore the latest trends, breakthroughs, and challenges shaping the industry today.
Missed follow-ups can cost lives, yet many systems still rely on manual processes. In this episode of Megaphone, Angela Adams, CEO of Inflo Health, explains how her team is helping health systems automate follow-up workflows to close care gaps, improve safety, and reduce liability—without adding staff. Drawing on her background in critical care, legal medicine, and startups, she shares why scalable systems matter and what sets Inflo apart. With a goal of reaching 2.8 million lives in five years, Angela offers a clear vision of what it takes to protect patients at scale. (29min)
Integrated care is reshaping healthcare, yet many systems remain fragmented. In this episode of Megaphone, Dr. Edward McEachern, Chief Medical Officer at St. Luke’s Health System, examines how better coordination between providers, improved data-sharing, and aligned incentives can drive efficiency and enhance patient outcomes. He breaks down the key barriers to integration, from siloed electronic health records to outdated payment models, and explores solutions that make care more connected. With deep experience in health system leadership, Dr. McEachern shares insights on what it takes to build a seamless, patient-centered healthcare ecosystem. (36 min)
Fertility treatment has transformed countless lives, but access remains a challenge. In this episode of Megaphone, Dr. David Adamson, reproductive endocrinologist, surgeon, and CEO of ARC Fertility, unpacks the science, policies, and societal shifts shaping fertility medicine. He discusses the barriers that keep treatments out of reach, the role of employers in expanding coverage, and how advancements like IVF have changed reproductive healthcare. With decades of experience and a global perspective, Dr. Adamson explores what’s needed to make fertility care more accessible and effective. (43min)
Each session brings together leaders from different sectors within the healthcare industry. In these 40-minute interviews, speakers delve into their stories, motivations, and challenges. Recorded with a live audience of Medvalistas, the Lyceums are followed by a confidential discussion on the presented theme.
(March 13, 2025 – 50min)
Andrea Rishmawi, co-founder and CEO of One Eighty Collective, explores best practices for attracting and retaining top talent in this Medvale Lyceum. This session dives into why traditional hiring approaches fall short and offers practical strategies for leadership teams to achieve clarity, alignment, and consistency in their recruiting efforts. From redefining roles based on real business needs to designing focused, purpose-driven interview processes, Rishmawi provides actionable insights to help healthcare executives build high-performing teams.
(February 13, 2025 – 40min)
Craig Solid, PhD, founder of Solid Research Group, unpacks the complexities of measuring value in healthcare in this Medvale Lyceum session. This discussion explores how healthcare leaders can define, assess, and communicate value effectively. From understanding the role of perspective in value measurement to leveraging behavioral psychology in decision-making, this conversation provides essential insights for those navigating value-based care. Whether you’re a provider, a healthcare executive, or an innovator, this episode offers a fresh approach to making informed, impact-driven decisions.
(January 9, 2025 – 39min)
Jim Souza, MD, and Katie Schneider, MD, share how St. Luke’s Health System has tackled physician burnout through strategic leadership and innovative approaches. Moderated by Paul DeChant, MD, this session highlights the power of aligning organizational priorities with physician well-being. From reducing burnout rates and turnover to fostering a culture of wellness-centered leadership, this discussion offers actionable insights for healthcare organizations striving to improve outcomes for both caregivers and patients.
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