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Business Intelligence Report | Coexisting with COVID-19: The Road Ahead for Health Innovation
With another year of pandemic experience behind them, hospitals and health systems are innovating as never before. The demonstrated ability of care providers to consider new ideas, try new methods and remain nimble bodes well for the near and long term as business models continue to undergo rapid change. At the same time, the field continues to suffer financially — from rising costs, workforce fatigue and turnover.
Understanding the AHA & Its Strategic Priorities
The first module of the series reviews the AHA, its structure, and its strategic priorities.
The Health Care Landscape: COVID-19 Pandemic Recovery
The second module examines the health care landscape, particularly how hospitals and health systems are planning for recovery post-pandemic.
The Hospital Landscape
The third module of the series reviews the current hospital landscape, including the profiles of four major types of hospitals in the U.S.
AHA Associate Podcast Series, Ep. 94 | Tegria
In this episode, Kathleen Wessel, vice president of business management and operations at the American Hospital Association, is joined by Meg Johnson, director, care operations at Tegria and Robbie Bullough, senior director of consulting at KLAS Research. Join them as they discuss why structured change management is essential for turning tech investments into real transformation. Learn how aligning people, processes, and leadership from day one drives adoption, protects ROI and improves patient outcomes.
Associate Podcast Series - Ep. 93 | Unite Us
In this episode, Kathleen Wessel, vice president of business management and operations at the American Hospital Association, is joined by Katie Keating, vice president of solutions engineering at Unite Us. Join us as we explore how hospitals are addressing drivers of health such as housing, food, and transportation by embedding community referrals into EHRs and care systems. This enables care teams to respond to non-medical needs within clinical workflows using scalable, privacy-conscious integrations like SMART on FHIR and APIs.
Associate Podcast Series - Ep. 92 | CorroHealth
In this episode, Kathleen Wessel, vice president of business management and operations at the American Hospital Association is joined by Jerilyn Morrissey, chief medical officer at CorroHealth. Together, they’ll break down the growing complexity of denial management into clear, actionable strategies—revealing how it’s more than a billing issue, and how it can unlock clinical, financial, and operational alignment for you and your team.
Associate Podcast Series - Ep. 91 | Unitek Learning
In this episode, Kathleen Wessel, vice president of business management and operations at the American Hospital Association, is joined by Tom McNamara, chief transformation officer at Unitek Learning. Together they'll explore how hospitals and health systems can take a data-driven approach to workforce sustainability. In addition, Tom shares actionable strategies for retaining nursing students, measuring the ROI of training programs, and leveraging key workforce metrics in collaboration with HR teams.
Associate Podcast Series - Ep. 90 | Neuroflow
In this episode, Rebecca Chickey, Senior Director Behavioral Health at the American Hospital Association, is joined by Michael Lipp, CMO at NeuroFlow. Together they'll explore a "winning formula" for integrating behavioral and physical health. You’ll hear insights on how to balance clinical priorities, navigate administrative hurdles, and align with business goals — all while driving meaningful outcomes.
Associate Podcast Series - Ep. 89 | Evolv Technology
In this episode, Scott Gee, deputy national advisor for cybersecurity and risk at the American Hospital Association is joined by Jason J. Grellner, vice president and head of healthcare at Evolv Technology. With backgrounds in law enforcement, they provide insights into how to protect health care workers against workplace violence. They share strategies hospitals can employ to train their workforce in recognizing hidden threats to health care safety.