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Nov 1, 2026

Ofrana ReidGUEST
2:21
Now we have integrated behavior health up there.
Ofrana ReidGUEST
2:23
We have population health up there.
Ofrana ReidGUEST
2:25
We have transition of care up there.
Ofrana ReidGUEST
2:26
We also have, um, a new clinic, internal infant program we just started.
Ofrana ReidGUEST
4:43
And you're exactly right.
Ofrana ReidGUEST
4:44
We really screen patients that have primary care providers.
Ofrana ReidGUEST
4:47
And what we do, our population health department, which is right upstairs, we normally see them in quick care and get them a provider right upstairs to be seen, followed for the remainder of their health care.
George KilpatrickHOST
4:57
When you moved to 930, did you anticipate, like I assumed that you were going to like vacate the building, but you kept services over there like quick care and things of that nature.
Ofrana ReidGUEST
2:21
Now we have integrated behavior health up there.
Ofrana ReidGUEST
2:23
We have population health up there.
Ofrana ReidGUEST
2:25
We have transition of care up there.
Ofrana ReidGUEST
2:26
We also have, um, a new clinic, internal infant program we just started.
Ofrana ReidGUEST
4:43
And you're exactly right.
Ofrana ReidGUEST
4:44
We really screen patients that have primary care providers.
Ofrana ReidGUEST
4:47
And what we do, our population health department, which is right upstairs, we normally see them in quick care and get them a provider right upstairs to be seen, followed for the remainder of their health care.
George KilpatrickHOST
4:57
When you moved to 930, did you anticipate, like I assumed that you were going to like vacate the building, but you kept services over there like quick care and things of that nature.
Alan SardanaHOST
38:45
So Scott, actually, I wanted to shift gears a little bit.
Alan SardanaHOST
38:48
I noticed that population health has been a major part of your work over the years.
Alan SardanaHOST
38:53
And I'm curious, how should digital health change? So more broadly than just AI, but digital health, when it comes to interacting with patients, oftentimes there are patients who...
Alan SardanaHOST
39:03
Maybe most need your help and support, but they are difficult to reach through certain digital means.
Scott MacDonaldGUEST
40:07
It's not reimbursed.
Scott MacDonaldGUEST
40:07
We don't, financial models don't allow enough time to assess those things.
Scott MacDonaldGUEST
40:12
So, you know, a lot of our population health efforts do have a little bit of capacity for that sort of thing.
Scott MacDonaldGUEST
40:20
So using, getting back to our kind of our predictive AI models, you know, that's one of our efforts is around preventing ER visits and hospital admissions, especially amongst patients who have a history of a lot of admissions.
Ingrid HipkissHOST
1:59
Now MedSafe has warned many of the unapproved peptides are illegal, untested and potentially dangerous.
Ingrid HipkissHOST
2:05
Bronwyn Petrie is Health New Zealand's Group Manager of Population Health and is part of the Needle Exchange Program.
Ingrid HipkissHOST
2:11
She joins us now.
Ingrid HipkissHOST
2:13
Kia ora, good morning.
Bronwyn PetrieGUEST
7:09
We've just released a peptide podcast, Health New Zealand has, and we're also working closely with others thinking about how to respond to this really.
Ingrid HipkissHOST
7:21
Okay, yeah, it's an issue we will keep across.
Ingrid HipkissHOST
7:24
Thank you very much Bronwyn Petrie there, Health New Zealand's Group Manager of Population Health.
John CampbellHOST
7:32
We turn now to the OCR, which did not go up yesterday.
Ingrid HipkissHOST
0:18
Now Medsafe has warned many of the unapproved peptides are illegal, untested and potentially dangerous.
Ingrid HipkissHOST
0:25
Bronwyn Petrie is Health New Zealand's Group Manager of Population Health and is part of the Needle Exchange Programme.
Ingrid HipkissHOST
0:31
She joins us now.
Ingrid HipkissHOST
0:32
Kia ora, good morning.

5 MINS LATER

Ingrid HipkissHOST
5:41
Okay.
Ingrid HipkissHOST
5:41
Yeah, it's an issue we will keep across.
Ingrid HipkissHOST
5:43
Thank you very much, Bronwyn Petrie there, Health New Zealand's Group Manager of Population Health.
Sara ShantiHOST
0:28
I'm Sara Shanti, a partner in Shepard's Healthcare Group named Law360's Healthcare Practice of the Year.
Sara ShantiHOST
0:36
It is my pleasure to be joined by Shoshanah Brown, the Chief Population Health Officer at Popeye.
Sara ShantiHOST
0:42
Popeye is a health AI platform that turns everyday patient conversations into deep patient context.
Sara ShantiHOST
0:50
Assisting care teams catch rising risk early, personalize engagement, and improve quality of care.

5 MINS LATER

Shoshanah BrownGUEST
6:06
And that is really about analyzing millions of conversations at scale so that we can help care delivery organizations or any organization operating care management at scale.
Shoshanah BrownGUEST
6:18
to identify patterns and to intervene and prioritize patients and at the right time to drive the next best action because we're able to see, reveal, share the patterns around medication adherence or no-shows or any of these pain points that every care management organization suffers.
Shoshanah BrownGUEST
6:39
So that's really what we think of as population health on steroids, as our CEO likes to say.
Shoshanah BrownGUEST
6:46
But when you think about those three pillars together, coach is the one we talked about previously, reach is the third one.
Krishna MadalaHOST
9:37
But yet, however, despite all the money that we spend, as a nation, we still lag when it comes to key health co-out-outcomes compared to other developed countries.
Krishna MadalaHOST
9:46
What structural changes do you believe would have the greatest impact on improving population health?
Kevin StevensonGUEST
9:53
Well, there are, there are a few issues, Krishna, that, that really percolate to the top.
Kevin StevensonGUEST
9:57
The, the first one is that, you know, we call it a healthcare system, but frankly, it's a sick care system.
Jay TamsiHOST
6:24
Through your work in Dignity Health Common Spirit, you help connect an organization with the community.
Jay TamsiHOST
6:30
What have you learned about building trust and meaningful relationships? And explain what you actually do as you are a part of marketing and communication for the population health.
Adriana ColemanGUEST
6:39
Yes.
Adriana ColemanGUEST
6:40
So really big question.
Adriana ColemanGUEST
6:42
So I do marketing and communications.
Adriana ColemanGUEST
6:45
And for Dignity Health, Common Spirit is our parent company.
Adriana ColemanGUEST
6:48
And what I do is we work for a segment called Population Health.
Adriana ColemanGUEST
6:51
And Population Health, what we strive to do is to keep our population healthy, right? So just like it says in the name, through various value-based agreements, we have many clinically integrated networks.
Chris TrimbleHOST
14:44
How exactly does that translate into health policy or the organization of healthcare professionals? In fact, in Don's experience...
Don BerwickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:53
You tell hospitals that they're now responsible for po- population health, it's like it could be crickets.
Don BerwickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:58
They say, "What do you mean?"
Chris TrimbleHOST
15:01
What we can do, however, is look at other countries that have gone down this path.
Joshua EyerHOST
1:02
In today's episode, Christine and I talk to Dr. Kristi White and Dr. Apple about climate change and ways that health psychology can mobilize its expertise to respond to this serious and rising challenge.
Joshua EyerHOST
1:14
We continue our population health interviews with Dr. Amanda Venta.
Joshua EyerHOST
1:19
Christine asks her about her commentary, "Ties That Bind: How Interpersonal Connections Shape Latinx Immigrant Health," followed by another Member Making Waves segment with doctoral intern Jodi Brown and society headlines for October.
Joshua EyerHOST
1:33
Stay with us to hear more on Health Psych Currents.

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Joshua EyerHOST
38:43
The team at Health Psych Currents hopes this conversation will inspire both thought and action in our field.
Joshua EyerHOST
38:49
Thank you for joining us.
Joshua EyerHOST
38:50
Now stay tuned for our special segment on population health, the member making waves for this month, society headlines, and our guest credit reader, followed by that bonus conversation.
Christine GuardinoHOST
39:01
[upbeat music] Hi, I'm Christine Guardino.

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