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The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey

Tara Humphrey looks behind the scenes at the business side of healthcare by talking to NHS and private healthcare leaders. Throughout this podcast, she also shares her own leadership insights. Tara has an MBA in Healthcare Leadership and Management and is the Founder and CEO of THC Primary Care, a leading healthcare consultancy.

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#80: Planning and Patience

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/10/27

Making goals for your work and home life can help give you direction of where you want to go. I’ve always made 12 month goals, but recently I’ve been able to plan further ahead and see the vision of my business for the next 3 years. Today I’m sharing why it’s important to make goals, but also why it’s important to remind yourself of your goals as you go, and to go back and review what you have achieved. I talk about how sometimes when you put the hard work in, you won’t see the fruits of your labour

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#79: Understand the Problem before Offering Solutions...

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/10/22

The Business of Healthcare Podcast in Partnership with Lantum Lantum is a workforce management software where you can schedule your workforce, find extra staff near you and shrink your admin load - all in one place. Used by 3063 practices and clinics across the country, Lantum is the tool that gives you transparency over your staffing and more efficiency in the way you manage it. This week on The Business of Healthcare: I had the amazing pleasure of talking to Dr Ishani Patel, Katerina Pascoulis and

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#78: How to Protect your Learning Time

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/10/20

I’m a big believer in making time for professional development. Continually learning and growing will help you be the best you can. It can be hard to find the time when the day job is so busy, which is why I wanted to share the ways I put time aside to read, listen and learn. Today I’m sharing how I am an audio learner and love to listen to build my knowledge. I talk about the areas I read about – both healthcare industry insights and the principles of how to build a business. I talk about how I

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#77: When Saying Nothing is Worse than Getting it...

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/10/15

Karen Middleton is the CEO of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. She was Chief Professions Officer at NHS England and Department of Health between 2007 and 2014. She then joined the CSP in 2014 and has been a regular commentator on health policy. I wanted to ask Karen on the podcast because of her honesty. She issued an apology to the organisation for a slow response to Black Lives Matter. Karen joins me today to talk about the impact of saying nothing and the impact of the fear of getting it

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#76: Imposter Syndrome and Climbing Everest

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/10/13

Today I’m sharing my experiences of when Imposter Syndrome rears its ugly head – because it happens to me too. I share the times where it has been at it’s worst for me: when I launched the Business of Healthcare Scholarship, when I meet people who inspire me and sometimes just when I’m walking on my own. But there are many things that I do to keep those voices at bay that I share with you today. I also share the very exciting news that in March 2021, I am planning on climbing Everest basecamp. It’s

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#75: Surpassing Lucky with Nicholas Kelly – Part 2

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/10/08

Nicholas Kelly is the Chairman and Co-founder of Axela – a company that combines healthcare technology and social care. At the time of recording, it is worth £5.1 million and has 1200 employees. Nick is a former RAF pilot and has worked for Apple and LinkedIn. Nick joins me for part two where we have pooled all of the business side of what Nick does. We talk about what goes into making a successful strategic partnership, lessons learnt, and the importance of getting back up and trying again. We also

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#74: Axela with Nicholas Kelly – Part 1

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/10/06

Nicholas Kelly is the Chairman and Co-founder of Axela – a company that combines healthcare technology and social care. At the time of recording, it is worth £5.1 million and has 1200 employees. Nick is a former RAF pilot and has worked for Apple and LinkedIn. Nick joins me today to share what Axela are working on today and the new developments they have in the pipeline. He co-founded the company with his Mum and shares the relationship and partnership that has built between them. Nick shares how he

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#73: Going Against the Grain with Dr Haidar Al-Hakim

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/10/01

Dr Haidar Al-Hakim is former Chief Medical Officer (CMO), a Psychoanalyst, Ophthalmologist, Author and Podcast host. Haidar describes himself as an intuitive that has a passion for science, soul and spirit within people to help them. This is a very interesting and slightly different episode for you today. Haidar joins me to talk about people – how he works with them to discover what makes them tick and helps to stop them suffering. He talks about the importance of sleep and how dreams help to

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#72: How to Start Your Consulting Career

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/09/29

When building a business or even establishing a new project or initiative, there are some things that you can do to help you have the best start. These are my insights and advice from the lessons I’ve learnt from building my own business. In this episode I share the importance of understanding the problem you are trying to solve and who you are trying to help. I talk about why you need to know who your ideal client is and what your ideal projects look like. I share the importance of using your

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#71: Lifted – Transforming Care at Home with Rachael...

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/09/24

Rachael Crook is the Co-Founder and CEO of Lifted – who is a care provider that makes finding, organising, and managing care for your loved ones easier than ever, with industry leading technology. When Rachael’s mum was diagnosed with dementia aged 56, she quit her job as a consultant to use her experiences of care and the power of technology to help others and make life better for families like hers. Rachael joins me this week to share her experiences of starting a health-tech company in social

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#70: Hiring Admin and Management Support

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/09/22

This episode will be particularly helpful to you if you are a Clinical Director working in a PCN. This episode will give you some tangible ways to use administrative support. Having hired in the past and recently recruited a new PA, I am sharing ways I use the support including financial support, creating project action logs and personal tasks. I also share how I work with my PA and how I treat it as a two-way relationship. I also touch on how important it is to define the role and job description

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#69: Award Winning Pharmacist Chima Olugh

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/09/17

Chima Olugh is an award-winning pharmacist, Primary Care Commissioning Manager, Author, Speaker and Community Leader. Chima was also voted as one of the most outstanding Nigerian healthcare professionals in the UK in 2019. Chima joins me today to talk about the importance of relationships – what does a good relationship look like and how do you practically build and nurture them? We talk about how he goes about increasing cultural competency with his colleagues and the importance of not quitting

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#68: How to Develop Strategic Partnerships

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/09/15

I often get approached by people because they would like to work with me, they have an opportunity for me or they are looking for some sort of partnership. And I find there are good ways and not so good ways those people go about asking me to work with them. In this episode, I share the best ways to approach others if you have a great opportunity for them. I share some commonly made mistakes. And I share some of things I do when searching out partnerships, that have worked for me in the past. “The

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#67: Glucose Revival with Kris Maynard

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/09/10

Kris Maynard is the Founder, President and CEO of Glucose Revival, who are a medical technology company that make medical alert necklaces for people with type 1 diabetes. Kris is actually a Fire-fighter in his day job and is building his business in his own time for the love and the mission. Kris joins me today to share why he started Glucose Revival and how he is growing his business to help others. It is obvious there is nothing he wouldn’t do to help those with diabetes, from giving advice to

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#66: Behind the scenes of our podcast

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/09/08

This episode I give you a glimpse into life behind the scenes of The Business of Healthcare Podcast. I’ve been asked a couple of times how I edit it and how I decided on topics to cover so I thought why not create a podcast on how I create the podcast. I share the process I use for editing, recording and promoting the podcast, how I find guests to interview and how I decide on the topic for my solo episodes. I also share the all important question of why I started the podcast, and you’ll be

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#65: Social Prescribing with Dr Mohan Sekeram

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/09/03

Dr Mohan Sekeram is the Regional Clinical Lead for Person-Centred Care for the RCGP. He is a London Deanery Trainer; is the Locality Lead for East Merton CCG and he is a GP Partner. Mohan’s work has set the gold standard for social prescribing and introducing Link Workers to primary care. Mohan joins me today to talk about social prescribing. He shares what the difference is between social prescribing and link workers, what social prescribing is and the evidence of the effectiveness of social

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#64: Turning Hope into Solid Plans

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/09/01

Working with clients this week I realised they were using the word ‘hope’ a lot. In this podcast episode I share how we can take action instead of ‘hoping’. I share how it’s important to make concrete plans, put actions in place, make sure communications are in place in order to mitigate the things we don’t want to happen. This week I also talk about the importance of language, especially when we talk about ourselves. Being positive and using positive language without putting ourselves down saying

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#63: Dispensing General Practice – Dying Breed or...

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/08/27

Jane Vance is a Pharmacy Technician and a Trainer for Dispex. Jane has a wealth of knowledge about dispensing practices and has come on the podcast to share with me exactly how dispensing practices work. Jane joins me to share how dispensing practices are like running a business within a business. She talks about the nurse-led culture of her practice, the impact Covid-19 has had on her practice and dispensing and the ‘new normal’ now her practice doors are closed but the practice is open. “It’s a

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#62: It’s OK to Say No

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/08/25

Sharing my best bits of my week and the lessons I’ve learnt – in this episode I talk about a great book to help you get to know your strengths and weaknesses. I share how important it is to sometimes say ‘no’ and it’s also ok if someone says ‘no’ to you. And I also talk about the importance of friends and making sure we make time for them. “Sometimes people are going to say no to you, it’s ok. You don’t have to doubt yourself or beat yourself up about it because they don’t have the budget. They

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#61: Student Doctor and Mental Health Advocate Tash...

The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey ·

2020/08/20

Tash the Medic is a Student Doctor and Mental Health Advocate with a huge social media following. At the start of lockdown she set up her social media accounts to document a day in the life of a student doctor and to talk about and breakdown the stigma around mental health. She now has over 6000 followers on Instagram. Tash joins me this week to share her experiences of using social media to help others. How she has used it to share tips to get into a career in medicine, study tips and her

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