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Podcast: Physician Burnout Misconceptions and Tech's Role (Part One)
Janae Sharp and Dalton Ruer join Data Book for part one of a three-part podcast on physician burnout to discuss tech implementation issues and data collection.
Physician burnout is an epidemic that appears to keep getting worse. The addition of technology to a provider’s workflow has unintentionally created additional burden. But technology can also be used to make healthcare delivery more efficient—if implemented properly.
Janae Sharp, founder of Sharp Index, a nonprofit dedicated to reducing physician suicide and burnout, and Dalton Ruer, a data scientist storyteller, join Data Book for a special three-part series about physician burnout.
In part one, we discuss the factors contributing to burnout, common misconceptions, and tech’s role in helping the problem.
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Healthy Bottom Line: The Critical Need for Better Communication, Price Transparency in Healthcare
November 30th 2021Mark Spinner, CEO of AccessOne, discusses some of the financing concerns that patients expressed in a recent AccessOne survey as well as some solutions that hospitals and health systems can implement to improve communication and price transparency.
