We have compiled a playlist from all our shows and podcasts on our network that discuss the current COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 Episode Playlist

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We’re back for season 5 of The Handoff with a very special guest, Dr. Sheldon D. Fields. Dr. Fields is the inaugural Associate Dean for Equity and Inclusion at Penn State University, where he is also a research professor in the College of Nursing. 

Dr. Fields was the first-ever male Registered Nurse selected for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health Policy Fellowship, in which he served as a policy adviser to Senator Barbara Mikulski on the Senate HELP committee during the passage of the Affordable Care Act. Dr. Fields is a fellow of the American Academy of Nursing, the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, and the National Academies of Practice. 

After more than 30 years in the healthcare industry, Dr. Fields has said that it is his personal mission to do everything he can to help nursing move forward with a plan to diversify the profession. Today he and I talk about what that plan looks like, what nurse educators need to do to help combat racism in the field, how we can recruit more diverse students into nursing and how we can teach nurses and nursing students to be anti-racist.

The Handoff

The Handoff: How do we teach nurses to be anti-racist?

S2E4: Host Dr. Anders interviews Mari Savickis, vice president of Public Policy for CHIME. Savickis is a long-time advocate for leveraging technology in healthcare and champions policies that improve the clinical experience for patients and providers, plus promotes innovation and competition. Dr. Anders and Savickis discuss some of the challenges of constantly changing regulations and policies, plus initiatives begun by Patient ID Now, a coalition of healthcare organizations representing a wide range of healthcare stakeholders committed to advancing through legislation and regulations a nationwide strategy to address patient identification.

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Tell Me Where IT Hurts

Tell Me Where IT Hurts: Mari Savickis, VP Public Policy for CHIME

Hosts Gil Bashe and Gregg Masters, MPH welcome Ramita Tandon, the Chief Clinical Trials Officer at Walgreens responsible for leading and driving growth for the company’s new clinical trials division. Ramita works across the healthcare and life sciences industries to enable next-generation clinical trials so that effective breakthrough treatments reach patients faster. They discuss unlocking value and improving access, awareness and trust by efficiently matching diverse patient populations to trials, reducing trial operational complexities and patient burdens, as well as capitalizing on Walgreens’ deep patient insights and leveraging real-world data from owned and partner assets.
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Health UnaBASHEd

Health UnaBASHEd: Ramita Tandon Chief Clinical Trials Officer Walgreens

Host Dr. Nick van Terheyden aka Dr. Nick, discusses Don’t Believe the Hype with Alex Jahangir, MD, Vice-chair of Orthopedic Surgery at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Their discussion includes a journey through the pandemic as the head of the Metro Nashville Board of Health, being head of the city’s COVID-19 task force, the challenge of dealing with a lack of information, things we should learn from the pandemic, handling the anti-science criticism and dealing with multiple personal attacks, and key learning especially not believing the hype and focusing on science and facts.

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The Incrementalist

The Incrementalist: Don’t Believe the Hype with Alex Jahangir, MD

Paxlovid is an oral antiviral pill to treat COVID; data show it reduces serious illness, hospitalization and cases of Long COVID.

That’s why Michael Osterholm, Ph.D. wants more doctors to prescribe it. He serves as a White House advisor and is director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota.

He says, “People have died unnecessarily because they were unable to get Paxlovid when they could have and should have.”

This compelling conversation with hosts Mark Masselli and Margaret Flinter is available now.

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Conversations On Healthcare

Conversations on HC: Biden COVID Advisor Urges Greater Paxlovid Use

Yale University researcher Akiko Iwasaki, Ph.D., says immune profiling shows how Long COVID patients have distinct features not found in control groups. These patients, who also exhibit elevated levels of exhausted T-cells, cause her to express surprise at skeptics.

Iwasaki joins Fiona Lowenstein, editor of “The Long COVID Survival Guide,” to discuss patients who say they’re suffering from Long COVID for as much as two years after their acute phase of the disease.

Iwasaki also explains why her lab’s effort to move forward with a COVID nasal spray faces financial hurdles.

Listen in to this important conversation with hosts Mark Masselli and Margaret Flinter.

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Conversations On HC: Long COVID: Skeptics Are Wrong, Researchers Say

Host Dr. Nick van Terheyden aka Dr. Nick, discusses How COVID-19 Crashed the System with David Nash, MD, Founding Dean Emeritus, Professor of Health Policy at Jefferson College of Population Health. Their discussion includes opportunities to fix what’s broken, failures in pandemic response, the disproportionate impact on poor people of color, positives included mRNA vaccine development and acceleration of science, the need to focus on improving health rather than just healthcare delivery, addressing burnout in the medical profession through a shift toward humanism and communication.

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The Incrementalist: How COVID-19 Crashed the System with David Nash, MD

Philip Zelikow, co-author of the new book "Lessons from the COVID War,” has an important finding as the U.S. still grapples with the tough questions from the pandemic:

“We point out in the report that community health workers can play this extraordinary role…where we had them [during the pandemic], they were really effective and that’s like a huge innovation that should punch out to us as a lesson from this war and can have a dramatic effect in America,” says Zelikow.

He also explains to Mark Masselli and Margaret Flinter that “to this day, most patients who get COVID are not being properly treated with available medications.” Zelikow concludes a lack of preparedness is one of the main reasons the country performed so badly during the past three years.

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Conversations on HC: COVID Investigator Praises Community Health Workers: “Huge Innovation”

Four Healthcare Worker Burnout Buttons to Push

David Johnson and Julie Murchinson discuss four workplace dynamics that can reduce healthcare worker burnout, according to the CDC, on the new episode of the 4sight Health Roundup podcast moderated by David Burda.

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4sight Roundup

4sight Roundup: News on 11-03-2023 - Four Healthcare Worker Burnout Buttons to Push

Host Matt Fisher is joined by Sanjula Jain, Ph.D., Chief Research Officer and Senior Vice President of Market Strategy at Trilliant Health. They discuss how the health economy defies general logic of economics; factors driving cost and outcomes in healthcare; evaluating performance of value based care; rethinking approach to value based care.

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Healthcare de Jure

Healthcare de Jure: Sanjula Jain, Ph.D. from Trilliant Health

The Evolution of Revenue Integrity

Learn how each stage of the revenue cycle impacts reimbursement, and strategies for refining processes to ensure that charges are both clinically sound and supported by robust documentation. 

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Revenue Cycle Optimized

Revenue Cycle Optimized: The Evolution of Revenue Integrity

S2E16: What's Trending NOW are the innovations and strategies transforming digital health and Medicaid’s role in advancing health equity. Host Shahid Shah is joined by Gary Jessee, Senior Vice President of National Consulting at Sellers Dorsey, a company delivering a broad set of services and innovative solutions that improve equity, access, and quality in the Medicaid program. Gary shares insights on mental health services, telehealth for rural communities, community-based care, substance abuse initiatives, and the critical impact of social determinants of health.

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Trending NOW

Trending NOW: Gary Jessee, SVP, Sellers Dorsey

Host Dr. Lawrence Kosinski is joined by Dr. Soujanya (Chinni) Pulluru, who shares her journey through healthcare innovation and leadership, from her work at Walmart advancing employer-driven healthcare solutions to her role as Co-Chair of PTAC, where she advocates for holistic, patient-centered care. She also introduces her entrepreneurial venture, My Precious Genes, which aims to make genetic counseling more accessible and actionable, emphasizing the transformative role of genetics in GI care, from biologic treatment selection to early disease detection. Tune in to explore how collaboration and innovation are shaping the future of healthcare!

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The Scope with Dr. K 

The Scope with Dr. K: Employer-Led Innovation, Holistic Care, and Genetic Breakthroughs

Host Dr. Nick van Terheyden aka Dr. Nick's guest is Sandra Humbles, VP Global Education for Johnson & Johnson. They discuss educational tools and solutions for clinicians that are using technology to augment and accelerate learning virtual reality.  Other topics include training surgeons, supporting innovation on gamification, and their COVID19 Resource Center to provide resources for training.

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The Incrementalist: Sandra Humbles, VP Global Education for Johnson & Johnson

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The Incrementalist: Sandra Humbles, VP Global Education for Johnson & Johnson

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