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More Health, Less HealthcareHow Economic Inequality and Social Policy Shape Pandemic Outcomes with Troy TassierWe’ve got a truly special episode out today on the Promote Profit Publish channel! This time, Peter Boland sits down with economist and author Troy Tassier, whose book The Rich Flee and the Poor Take the Bus has everyone talking—about pandemic fallout, social policy, and our collective future.Whether you love big ideas about economics or just want to understand what REALLY happened during COVID, this episode is for you.Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode:How social networks shape health outcomes – Troy Tassier ex...
2026-02-1833 min
More Health, Less HealthcareLeading Health Equity and Community Impact: Meritus Health’s Transformative Journey with Dr. Mualik JosieWe’ve just dropped a brand-new episode featuring an inspiring conversation with Dr. Mualik Josie, CEO of Meritus Health, hosted by Peter Boland. Trust us—you won’t want to miss this behind-the-scenes look at the real work driving health equity and building healthier communities. Whether you’re in healthcare or just curious about innovative leadership, this episode is packed with wisdom!Here’s what you’ll take away from this conversation:Turning Vision Into Reality: Discover how Dr. Mualik Josie helped launch Maryland’s first new medical school in over 130 years—and why he believes...
2026-02-1128 min
More Health, Less HealthcareFrom Data to Dollars: Houston Methodist’s Strategy for ACO Growth and Quality CareWe’re so excited to announce our latest episode on Promote Profit Publish! This time, Peter Boland sits down with the amazing Julie Andrini—an inspiring leader with not just one, but multiple hats at Houston Methodist. If you’re interested in what’s working on the frontlines of healthcare transformation, especially around physician leadership and population health, you’ll love this insightful conversation.Here are 5 keys you’ll learn in this episode:1. The Power of Physician Buy-In Julie Andrini shares exactly how involving primary care physicians from the very beginning—and giving them a voice—can sp...
2026-02-0431 min
More Health, Less HealthcareDelivery Systems: Lessons Learned and Key Takeaways - Part 3We’re excited to announce that Part 3 of our podcast series is now live! In this episode, Peter Boland brings us a whirlwind tour of best practices, lessons, and case studies from some of the most forward-thinking healthcare organizations across the country.Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode:1. Mission & Values Matter: Discover why having strong mission and value statements is essential for driving strategy, guiding investments, and sustaining long-term commitment. Peter Bolland dives into the importance of figuring out: are you all in, or just testing the waters?2. Collaboration Is Non-Ne...
2026-01-2828 min
More Health, Less HealthcareDelivery Systems: Lessons Learned and Key Takeaways - Part 2We’ve just dropped Part 2 of our latest video on Promote Profit Publish, hosted by Peter Boland—and trust us, this one’s packed with inspiring takeaways from some of the most innovative healthcare organizations across the country!Whether you’re a healthcare professional, advocate, or just love learning about powerful systems change, this episode is a must-watch. Here’s what you’ll learn:5 Keys You’ll Discover in This Episode:Community-Centric Change: Find out how Presbyterian Health in Albuquerque flips the traditional model by making local councils THE trusted conveners, and how bottom-up collaboration...
2026-01-2123 min
More Health, Less HealthcareDelivery Systems: Lessons Learned and Key Takeaways - Part 1In Part One, Peter Boland unpacks the high points from the first third of the book, focusing on healthcare delivery systems, and spotlights innovative, purpose-driven organizations aiming to generate more health—not just treat sickness.Here are 5 keys you’ll learn in this episode:Why Our System is Stuck (and How to Get Unstuck)Discover the root causes behind America's sickness-focused healthcare spending—and the insanity of pouring 97% into treatment and only 3% into prevention.How Boston Medical Center Transformed Patient CareLearn the inside story of their pioneering food pantry, rooftop gardens, and true “patient first” philosophy (hint: they...
2026-01-1428 min
More Health, Less HealthcareBeyond Clinical Data: The Power of Social Determinants in Healthcare Decision-MakingGet ready for a thought-provoking conversation in this week’s Promote Profit Publish episode: “More Health, Less Healthcare” featuring Brenner Williams and host Peter Boland.In this episode, Brenner pulls back the curtain on how social determinants of health (SDOH)—factors like food access, transportation, and financial stability—shape wellness outcomes far beyond the doctor’s office. Together, Brenner and Peter break down how proactive, data-driven strategies can empower employers, health plans, and entire communities to create real change.What you’ll learn in this episode:Why quantifying social risk unlocks smarter resource allocation and cost savings.How an ...
2026-01-0733 min
More Health, Less HealthcareThe Power of Empathy and Advocacy in Healthcare NavigationThis episode of More Health, Less Healthcare explores how University Hospital in Kansas City is breaking barriers to health equity through innovative, on-the-ground programs that truly meet patients where they are.LinkedIn-Newsletter.docxHosted by Peter Boland, with guests Gabriella Gardner, Director of Language Assistance, and Deborah Sisco, Manager of Patient Advocacy and Engagement, the conversation spotlights a powerful new hybrid role: cultural health navigators who go far beyond language interpretation to guide immigrant, refugee, and limited English proficiency patients through every step of their care. You’ll hear real stories about how understanding social determinants of heal...
2025-12-3135 min
More Health, Less HealthcareOvercoming the Innovator’s Dilemma: Insights on Healthcare LeadershipThis episode of the “More Health, Less Healthcare” podcast features host Peter Boland in conversation with Ann Somers Hogg, Director of Health Research at the Christensen Institute, for a lively, practical look at what real innovation in healthcare takes—and why even good leaders often struggle to make it happen.Listeners will hear how the Christensen Institute applies Clay Christensen’s innovation theories to healthcare, the core components of business model theory, and why the “Innovator’s Dilemma” keeps successful organizations from disrupting themselves when it matters most. Summers walks through a six-question test to assess whet...
2025-12-2426 min
More Health, Less HealthcareHow Community Voice is Shaping Presbyterian Healthcare Services' Approach to Behavioral Health and Social Needs in New MexicoDiscover how Presbyterian Health in New Mexico is putting community priorities at the center of its health equity work. In this episode, Leigh Caswell shares practical insights on scaling programs, leveraging partnerships, and tracking real community impact.The unique “incubator” approach to developing and scaling community health initiativesHow behavioral health became a cornerstone priority based on community dataDefining and measuring “community health” across diverse populations and countiesFunding strategies, sustainability challenges, and lessons learned on managing grantsLooking ahead: plans for scaling, sustaining programs, and deepening community engagementTune in for real-world examples and actionable strategies to drive healthier communit...
2025-12-1728 min
More Health, Less HealthcareWhy Healthcare Costs Hold Back the American Dream and What Employers Can DoToday's episode feature Peter Boland and Dave Chase, CEO of Health Rosetta. This is a truly eye-opening conversation that dives deep into the crisis of healthcare costs, innovative solutions, and what organizations can actually do to create real change.5 Keys You’ll Learn in This Episode:Why Healthcare Has “Killed the American Dream”Dave Chase makes a bold claim about the impact of rising health costs on the middle class—and backs it up with surprising data and insights.The Health Rosetta Dividend—What Is It and How Big Can It Get?Discover how some companies are saving...
2025-12-1039 min
More Health, Less HealthcareWhole Person Care in Action: Inside Nationwide Children’s Healthy Neighborhoods, Healthy Families InitiativeWe’re back with an inspiring episode you won’t want to miss! This week, Peter Boland sits down with Nick Jones, Vice President of Community Wellness at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, for a deep dive into how housing and health are more connected than you think.5 Keys You’ll Learn in This Episode:Why Housing is Healthcare: Discover why affordable housing is truly a foundational strategy for improving population health—right from the experts making it happen.The 5-Pronged Approach: Get the inside scoop on Nationwide Children’s “Healthy Neighborhoods, Healthy Famili...
2025-12-0331 min
More Health, Less HealthcareUnlocking Community Power: The Role of Pathways Community HUBs and Community Health Workers in Holistic CareToday's Guest is Jan Ruma, Senior Advisor at the Pathways Community HUB Institute, is a leader in community health innovation and experienced at facilitating and resourcing outcome-oriented community partnerships to measurably improve health status. Jan has firsthand experience implementing and sustaining community care hubs and contracting with payers utilizing the Pathways Community HUB Institute® Model (PCHI® Model). Jan provides guidance on all aspects of developing, implementing, and sustaining a community care hub, including partnership, fund, and community resource development; governance; payer contracting; addressing health related social needs; defining populations of focus; operations; and the value proposition.
2025-11-2630 min
More Health, Less HealthcareWhy We Need to Invest More in Health and Less in HealthcareDiscover the latest episode of More Health, Less Healthcare with Peter Boland—a thought-provoking journey into the urgent distinction between health and healthcare. In this episode, Peter challenges long-held assumptions by spotlighting the disproportionate investment in sickness care versus health promotion, urging a cultural shift toward prevention and wellness.Key highlights include:A candid look at the cultural and financial realities driving our healthcare “sickness industry.”Critical examination of why the U.S. lags behind other developed nations in social health outcomes.Real-world case studies and health equity initiatives that prove investing in preventive health saves lives...
2025-11-1818 min