COVID-19 has moved telehealth and the care team model to the front and center of attention as high value options in planning and designing patient access models says Terri McDonald. In this blog she explains how lessons learned through necessity will enhance our understanding of the importance for creating a culture of access.

Creating a culture of adaptability emanates from leadership embracing change over the status quo says Joel Sauer. Read this full blog as he explains the importance of effective governance and leadership for healthcare organizations and high-functioning cardiovascular programs. 

The impact of clinician burnout was high even before COVID hit, then you add a significant economic impact to the list and stress levels climb. In this blog Ginger Biesbrock shares what questions you should ask about your program to recognize burnout and start developing solutions now that will pay dividends in the future.

“It has been nothing short of amazing to watch the MedAxiom Community respond and react to the coronavirus pandemic.” stated Joel Sauer, EVP, MedAxiom Consulting. Hear why he feels we must continue to be adaptable once the current level of crisis is over. 

As the role of the Advanced Practice Provider (APP) evolves to assume a more pivotal place on the CV care team, members are asking us how to best utilize these professionals in their practice or program, especially in light of expanding access for busy clinics.

More than 400 cardiologists, advanced practice providers (APPs), CV administrators and more gathered in Washington, DC, Feb. 6-8, to learn, share and unite during the American College of Cardiology’s 2020 Cardiovascular Summit.