Healthcare Executive Podcast

Liz Kwo, MD, shares the unique skills clinicians bring to healthcare leadership. Plus, learn more from her about digital health innovations and how to combat clinician burnout.

Warner Thomas, FACHE, president and CEO of Sutter Health, is a seasoned health system leader focused on strategy and digital transformation. He discusses purpose-driven priorities for patients and staff. He covers AI practical uses, digital care and virtual monitoring. He talks workforce alignment, accessibility and affordability, plus training physicians and crisis communication.

Xingchu Liu, Chief Data and Analytics Officer at Genentech, applies AI and data to speed medicine discovery and improve patient access. He discusses embedding AI across R&D to care, using AI to empower patients and clinicians, personalizing timing and content, shifting toward prevention, upskilling the workforce, and scaling AI with product-focused models.

In this episode, our guests will share how healthcare leaders can benefit their careers through professional development and shared experiences.

Amy Webb, futurist and CEO of Future Today Strategy Group, outlines how decentralized care and at-home sensors move care out of clinics. She explores embedded AI and care orchestration, workforce gaps and robotics, and the need for long-range scenario planning tied to capital cycles. Short-term tech fixes and re-perception as a strategic mindset are also discussed.

Katherine Meese, a thought leader on workforce behavior, and Dan Collard, a practical leadership expert, dive into the concept of 'genfluence' in today's healthcare settings. They explore the urgent need for generational collaboration post-pandemic and how effective mentorship can bridge gaps. The duo busts generational stereotypes with data, emphasizing curiosity and encouragement in leadership. They also discuss the mental health challenges facing Gen Z and the future implications for Gen Alpha, while offering practical tools for leaders to engage their teams.

Thomas Grenier joins the ACHE podcast to discuss the respiratory virus landscape in the US. Thomas will speak about how HCP organizations can partner with vaccine manufacturers like Sanofi to engage health systems and patients to protect public health and help reduce hospitalizations from vaccine preventable diseases during respiratory season.

Artificial intelligence in healthcare often makes headlines for clinical breakthroughs, but the real opportunities may lie in everyday operations. In this ACHE podcast, Dr. Boykin Robinson, CEO of Core Clinical Partners, goes beyond the hype to explore how AI is reshaping hospital and physician group management. From behind-the-scenes automations that save time and money to strategies for building trust, protecting culture, and finding quick wins, Boykin shares a pragmatic roadmap for healthcare leaders looking to use AI as a tool for performance, not just a buzzword.

Leadership strategist and bestselling author Anne Morriss shares practical approaches to enhancing leadership effectiveness and fostering impactful workplace culture.

Technology alone doesn’t change outcomes — people do. This podcast will emphasize the leadership traits that bring humanity and the human element to advancing early detection for cancer.