PAC's All Access Pass Podcast

This podcast focuses on patient access within healthcare systems, featuring interviews with senior leaders and experts. It's an excellent platform for PR professionals to pitch clients who are innovators in healthcare operations, data analytics, patient experience technology, or leadership development within the ambulatory care space. Guests typically hold significant leadership roles and discuss strategic initiatives, data-driven improvements, and operational challenges, making it ideal for showcasing solutions that enhance efficiency and patient care.

34 episodes, Monthly, 5.0 rating

<1k, Neutral, USA

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Elizabeth Woodcock, Chris Profeta

Medicine, Health & Fitness, Business, Management, Marketing, Society & Culture

Senior leadership titles (VP, Director, Chief Officer) within healthcare organizations, often with advanced degrees (MBA, MHA, MPH, MS, MD, DrPH) and specific certifications or extensive experience in patient access, operations, or data management.

Leadership roles in major academic health systems or healthcare organizations, Development and implementation of innovative access strategies, Expertise in data analytics and operational efficiency, Authorship of research or publications in healthcare access, Presentations at industry conferences, Experience in digital transformation within healthcare

Josiah Thomasson - Program Development, Capacity Management, Data Innovation, Access Transformation, Nick Woodbury - Program Development, Capacity Management, Data Innovation, Access Transformation, Kelsey Thomas - Program Development, Capacity Management, Data Innovation, Access Transformation, Ann Blanchard - Leadership, Operational Strategies, Digital Transformation, Access Delta Initiative, Digital Redesign, Lag Time, Self-scheduling, Jamie Kern - Leadership, Operational Strategies, Digital Transformation, Scalability, Behavior Change, Rigor

patient access, healthcare operations, data analytics, leadership, ambulatory care, healthcare innovation, clinician burnout, healthcare management, patient experience, healthcare strategy