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On this edition of Inside the 1581, we discover how strategic partnerships between high schools and hospitals can foster the next generation of healthcare professionals. James Sharp, Director of Nursing at INTEGRIS Miami Hospital and INTEGRIS Grove Hospital, and Leslie Sexson, a counselor from Grove High School, join us to dive into their transformative partnership aimed at preparing high school students for careers in healthcare.

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On this edition of Inside the 1581, Byron Yount, chief data and AI officer, Mercy, joins us to continue our exploration of the innovative work at the intersection of artificial intelligence and healthcare. We revisit topics ranging from breakthroughs in diagnostic algorithms to the critical ethical considerations surrounding AI integration in medical environments. Stay tuned as we discover how Mercy is leading the charge toward a more efficient and ethically sound healthcare landscape.

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On this edition of Inside the 1581, Brenton Hill, Head of Operations and General Counsel of the Coalition for Health AI, joins us to discuss the innovative work being done at the intersection of artificial intelligence and healthcare. From breakthroughs in diagnostic algorithms to the ethical considerations of AI implementation in medical settings, Brenton Hill offers a deep dive into the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of healthcare technology. Stay tuned as we explore how the Coalition for Health AI is paving the way for a more efficient and ethical healthcare landscape.

On this edition of Inside the 1581, Gene Rainbolt, BancFirst founder and philanthropist, joins us to discuss his inspiring journey to becoming such an impactful figure in the state of Oklahoma. Rainbolt shares his visionary approach to economic development, and his commitment to improving education, healthcare, and more.

On this edition of Inside the 1581, we dive deep into the critical topic of human trafficking and the pivotal role hospitals play in its detection and prevention. Sarah Gadd, human trafficking program manager at Ascension St. John, sheds light on the strategies and methods they’re taking to train healthcare workers to recognize subtle signs of trafficking. Sarah Samples, victim witness coordinator at the Oklahoma Office of the Attorney General, then joins us to discuss the support services provided by the Oklahoma Office of the Attorney General and the impact House Bill 4210 has had to enhance prevention, prosecution and protection measures related to human trafficking.

Visit these websites for resources on human trafficking

https://www.oag.ok.gov/victim-services

https://humantraffickinghotline.org/en

On this edition of Inside the 1581, we talk with experts from the National Weather Service and SSM Health St. Anthony –Shawnee to understand their proactive measures in protecting communities during tornados and other severe weather events. 

Meteorologist Nolan Meister from the National Weather Service sheds light on the organization’s initiatives aimed at enhancing weather awareness among Oklahomans.

Greg Fasching, senior environmental safety specialist at SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital –Shawnee, provides insight into the hospital’s strategies to ensure patient safety during storms. Additionally, Steven Vasquez, integrated health technology manager at SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital, joins the conversation to discuss the critical role of technology in weather emergencies. 

Lastly, Emily Coppock, vice president of clinical excellence at the Oklahoma Hospital Association shares her experiences at INTEGRIS Southwest Medical Center during the devastating May 20, 2013, tornado. Tune in as we explore the intersection of meteorology, healthcare, and community safety on this episode of Inside the 1581.

On this edition of Inside the 1581, we talk with Feed the Children and DRH Health in Duncan to address the ongoing fight against food insecurity in Oklahoma. Join us as we speak with Julie Davis, senior vice president of strategic partnerships & individual giving at Feed the Children about the efforts her organization is taking to fight against food insecurity in Oklahoma. Greg Marshment, health improvement specialist for the Foundation for a Healthy Oklahoma then joins us to share what OHA and the Foundation are doing to help hospitals tackle food insecurity in Oklahoma. We also speak with Cyndi Crook, executive director of DRH Community Relations & DRH Health Foundation, about the efforts her hospitals are taking to address food insecurity among their patients.

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From the heart of America, welcome to Inside the 1581, a podcast presented by the Oklahoma Hospital Association. Join us as we embark on a captivating journey through the sweeping plains, rolling hills, and vibrant culture of the great state of Oklahoma. Hosted by Rich Rasmussen, President and CEO of the Oklahoma Hospital Association, each episode invites you to explore the rich history and diverse tapestry of a state whose spirit echoes through every corner. We delve into compelling conversations with political leaders, healthcare pioneers, and the voices that mold Oklahoma's future.

On this episode of Inside the 1581, we explore the vital economic role hospitals play in our communities. Join us as Mark Snead, Ph.D., president, and economist at RegionTrack, unpacks the latest economic impact report commissioned by the OHA. Discover how hospitals influence job creation, local businesses, and overall economic health.

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