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Voices From American Medicine

These 15-minute conversations, produced in cooperation with the state medical societies and associations of America, highlight today"s practicing physicians" unique accomplishments, perspectives, triumphs, and challenges— as well as the strategies they use in their practice that listeners will find informative and empowering.

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Is a One-Size-Fits-All Healthcare Plan the Right...

Voices From American Medicine ·

2020/03/19

Host: Matt Birnholz, MD Guest: Asim A. Shah, MD Healthcare reform has become a leading debate in the media, with supporters of single payer systems touting projections of quality improvements and cost savings alongside other benefits. But what are some of the drawbacks of a one-size-fits-all? That’s the question psychiatrist Dr. Asim Shah addressed in a recent op-ed article from the Houston Chronicle he co-authored.

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Defining & Differentiating Single-Payer Proposals

Voices From American Medicine ·

2020/03/11

Host: Mario R. Nacinovich, Jr., MSc Guest: Jodi L. Liu Terms like single-payer, universal coverage, and Medicare for All often land at the center of political discussions andat times, get used interchangeably. But as Dr. Jodi Liu, Professor and Associate Policy Researcher at the Pardee RAND Graduate School, explains, these terms can carry different meanings, expectations, and projected impacts on healthcare systems.

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Perspectives on Single-Payer Models from a National...

Voices From American Medicine ·

2020/03/11

Host: Matt Birnholz, MD Guest: David Himmelstein, MD The subject of single-payer healthcare is at the forefront of practically every political discussion and debate. Providing unique perspectives on its strengths and setbacks is nationally-renowned advocate Dr. David Himmelstein.

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Comparing Single-Payer Systems at the State vs....

Voices From American Medicine ·

2020/03/11

Host: Mario R. Nacinovich, Jr., MSc Guest: Michael Sparer, JD, PhD How do we define single-payer healthcare at the national and state levels, respectively, and is either model even realistic for large scale implementation? Dr. Maichael Sparer, Professor and Chair in the Department of Health Policy and Management at the Mailman School of Public Health, joins Mario Nacinovich to shed light on this topic.

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Current Trends in Public Opinions on Single-Payer...

Voices From American Medicine ·

2020/03/11

Host: Mario R. Nacinovich, Jr., MSc Guest: Liz Hamel How has public opinion on the idea of a national single-payer healthcare model changed since the late 1990s? Liz Hamel, Vice President and Director of Public Opinion and Survey Research at the Kaiser Family Foundation is here to answer that exact question, as well as reveal the factors, like political party identification and word choice, that affect outlooks toward this type of healthcare model.

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Navigating the Road Toward Healthcare Reform:...

Voices From American Medicine ·

2020/02/12

Host: Matt Birnholz, MD Guest: Kenneth Thorpe, PhD In today’s polarized political climate, the road toward greater healthcare access, delivery, and cost coverage is still highly uncertain. So to help shed light on some of the merits and challenges of a single-payer model, Dr. Matt Birnholz sits down with Dr. Kenneth Thorpe, the Robert W. Woodruff Professor and Chair of the Department of Health Policy and Management in the Rollins School of Public Health of Emory University.

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Medicine After the American Health Care Act: Where Do...

Voices From American Medicine ·

2017/04/17

Host: Matt Birnholz, MD Guest: James Capretta On this episode of Voices From American Medicine, Dr. Matt Birnholz speaks with James Capretta, a Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, studying health care, entitlement, and US budgetary policy, as well as global trends in aging, health, and retirement programs. They discuss the future for American health care policy, and where health care professionals and the general public alike will go from here.

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The Affordable Care Act in Practice: Successes,...

Voices From American Medicine ·

2016/09/06

Host: Matt Birnholz, MD The Affordable Care Act was passed in 2010 to provide more Americans access to affordable quality health insurance and to reduce health care spending. But have these goals actually been met, and if not, what will it take to get there? On this episode of Voices From American Medicine, Dr. Matt Birnholz speaks with James Capretta, a Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, studying health care, entitlement, and US budgetary policy, as well as global

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Controversies in Drug Pricing: How Will Capitol Hill...

Voices From American Medicine ·

2016/02/22

Host: Frank Russomano Interest in health policies related to drug pricing has spiked in recent times. While remarkable research discoveries have positively escalated the pharmaceutical industry with release of more novel drugs, the question on how drugs should be priced is continually resurfacing. How are high drug costs justified when they become financially inaccessible to many patients, and what measures are being put in place to address these access gaps? Host Frank Russomano

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All Things Educational: A Panel Discusses Independent...

Voices From American Medicine ·

2016/02/08

Host: Frank Russomano There has been ongoing dialogue about the guidance needed to provide clarity on the reporting of indepedent medical education payments and the Sunshine Act. In this discussion, expert panelists analyze the definition of indirect payments and their exclusion as applied to CME-related payments and transfers of value. Additionally, they examine when payments to medical associations, physician speakers/lecturers, and related entities may or may not be reportable.

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Collaborative Projects and Future Directions for the...

Voices From American Medicine ·

2015/12/28

Host: Frank Russomano Host Frank Russomano welcomes Rhondell Domilici, Regional Director for the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation, to discuss the organization's humble origins in 1967 as a small physician-patient collaborative, its rapid growth on a national scale, and the enduring mission that connects all past and present members.

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Collaborative Projects and Future Directions for the...

Voices From American Medicine ·

2015/12/28

Host: Frank Russomano Host Frank Russomano welcomes Rhondell Domilici, Regional Director for the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation, to discuss the organization's humble origins in 1967 as a small physician-patient collaborative, its rapid growth on a national scale, and the enduring mission that connects all past and present members.

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DocBookMD: A Physician's Journey Toward Improving...

Voices From American Medicine ·

2015/07/20

Host: Frank Russomano Host Frank Russomano welcomes Dr. Tracey Haas, Chief Medical Officer of DocbookMD, an innovative communication platform for health care providers. Dr. Haas shares her story of how she and her husband, Dr. Tim Gueramy, discovered DocBookMD, the challenges of being a physician entreprenuer, and how she has integrated technology into everyday practice to improve patient care.

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The Politics of CME: Perspectives from Andrew...

Voices From American Medicine ·

2015/06/29

Host: Frank Russomano The role of continuing medical education (CME) within government is an important and ever-changing area of high interest and scrutiny among many stakeholders. The CME Coalition is an advocacy group working directly with government officials, lobbyist and other healthcare interest groups to help define and refine what CME is, and the role supporters have in medical education. Host Frank Russomano, reporting from the floor of the Alliance for Continuing Education in

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Relocating a World Class Trauma Center: Perspectives...

Voices From American Medicine ·

2015/03/16

Host: Frank Russomano Trauma care is one of the most complex health system infrastructures in the US. Depending on the type of injury sustained, a patient may require multidisciplinary intervention from any and/or every medical and surgical specialty, as well as all branches of allied health professionals, at a moment's notice. Given these requirements, the notion to physically move an entire trauma care center, from its staff and patient populations to its equipment, records, and

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"Overcoming Obamacare:" Health Policy Perspectives...

Voices From American Medicine ·

2015/01/26

Host: Frank Russomano “One cannot understand policy without appreciating the philosophy that is driving it.” That’s a passage taken from author Philip Klein's book, Overcoming Obamacare: Three Approaches to Reversing the Government Takeover of Health Care. Mr. Klein is commentary editor of the Washington Examiner, where he writes about domestic politics and policy, and runs the opinion section. He joins host Frank Russomano to discuss strengths and limitations of the Affordable Health

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From Electrical Engineer to Nutrisystem CEO: The...

Voices From American Medicine ·

2014/07/08

Host: Frank Russomano Host Frank Russomano welcomes Nutrisystem, Inc CEO and President, Dawn Zier. Ms. Zier discusses her successful career path from an electrical engineering scholarship to publishing at Reader's Digest to her current executive role at Nutrisystem, Inc. Ms. Zier focuses on ways in which she has navigated these academic, publishing, and health & wellness sectors, and the importance of adopting innovative work cultures throughout to inspire positive changes

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A Pharmacist's Role in the Relief Efforts in Haiti

Voices From American Medicine ·

2014/06/16

Host: Frank Russomano What are the continuing rehabilitation efforts in Haiti? And, how can you assist in the continual medical needs of this country? Host Frank Russomano welcomes pharmacist Ro Brual to discuss his special volunteer work in Haiti before, during and after the Haiti earthquake of 2010. Mr. Brual is a pharmacist and Associate Consultant of Medical Education at Eli Lilly & Company.

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A Pharmacist's Role in the Relief Efforts in Haiti

Voices From American Medicine ·

2014/06/16

Host: Frank Russomano What are the continuing rehabilitation efforts in Haiti? And, how can you assist in the continual medical needs of this country? Host Frank Russomano welcomes pharmacist Ro Brual to discuss his special volunteer work in Haiti before, during and after the Haiti earthquake of 2010. Mr. Brual is a pharmacist and Associate Consultant of Medical Education at Eli Lilly & Company.

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From Louisiana - Planning For Medical Emergencies

Voices From American Medicine ·

2011/05/17

Guest: Anthony Blalock, MD Host: Gary Epstein After hurricanes Katrina and Rita, nephrologist Dr. Anthony "Andy" Blalock helped his home state of Louisiana, establish Emergency Medical Units to help community physicians plan and prepare for their role after a disaster—now a model for other states. Dr. Blalock discusses best practices with host Gary Epstein, as well as his involvement in physician advocacy groups and why his participation has positively affected patient care

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