Becker’s Healthcare Podcast

In this episode, Hayley Park, PharmD, Chief Pharmacy Officer at Blue Shield of California, discusses Pharmacy Care Reimagined, biosimilar adoption and strategies to lower prescription drug costs. She also explores pharmacy industry trends, California policy changes and the importance of aligning financial incentives with better patient outcomes.

In this episode, Dr. James Keller, Chief Medical Officer at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital, discusses the importance of intentional retirement planning, leadership succession and mentorship. He shares how health systems can retain experienced talent, develop emerging leaders and help physician executives transition into their next chapter while maintaining clinical relevance.

In this episode, Jon Tanner, Vice President, Experience Management Portfolio, NRC Health, and Dr. William England, Strategic Advisor of Research, NRC Health, discuss how healthcare organizations can move beyond measuring patient experience to actively managing it. They share findings on how high-performing organizations use feedback, establish local accountability, break down silos, and continuously improve experiences for patients, employees, and communities. This episode is sponsored by NRC H

In thie episode, Mandy Richards, DNP, RN, APRN, ACNS-BC, NEA-BC, Chief Nursing Executive and President, Children's Health, Intermountain Health, discusses how Intermountain is transforming nursing workflows, incorporating frontline nurse feedback, and using technology to reduce administrative burdens.

In this episode, Sahar Hashmi, MD-PhD, CEO of Magna GenAI Consulting LLC, Global Award-Winning AI Expert, Harvard Faculty and Forbes Contributor on AI Business & Healthcare, discusses AI adoption, workflow automation, and responsible governance. She also explores how physicians can work with AI empowered patients, protect patient data, and build trust as AI becomes more integrated into clinical care.

In this episode, Sylvain Trepanier, DNP, RN, CENP, FAONL, FAAN, Chief Nurse Executive, Providence, discusses Providence’s shift toward team based care models that allow nurses to practice at the top of their license while reducing costs and improving patient care.