Healthcare policies, funding initiatives, and public health legislation are designed to improve lives, but how do organizations successfully transform those policies into real-world outcomes for patients and families?
In this episode of GURU Gab: Healthcare Excellence Through Partnership, Kavitha Premanand sits down with Karen Kasinger, MBA, MSN, APN, CPNP, an accomplished healthcare leader with more than 23 years of experience in public health, healthcare administration, maternal-child health, and clinical practice. Karen has led transformative initiatives including COVID Surge Staffing, Pediatric Palliative Care, Vaccines for Children (VFC), and statewide perinatal programs. Today, she serves as Perinatal Network Administrator at Cook County Health/Stroger Hospital, leading a collaborative network that supports high-quality maternal and neonatal care across multiple healthcare organizations.
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Why healthcare programs often struggle between policy design and implementation
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Lessons learned from leading both crisis-response and long-term care initiatives
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Building resilient healthcare systems that serve vulnerable populations
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The role of communication in improving health equity and patient outcomes
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How clinicians can become leaders, advocates, and stewards of healthcare systems
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Best practices for coordinated maternal and perinatal care networks
Karen Kasinger, MBA, MSN, APN, CPNP
Perinatal Network Administrator, Cook County Health/Stroger Hospital
Healthcare Leader | Clinical Educator | Public Health AdvocateĀ
GURU Gab is a podcast series from Munis Healthcare Management Solutions featuring healthcare executives, clinicians, innovators, and operational leaders who are shaping the future of healthcare through collaboration, innovation, and partnership.
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