Welcome to the MGMA Week in Review podcast, hosted by Daniel Williams, senior editor at MGMA, and Colleen Luckett, editor and writer at MGMA. In this episode, we cover the eventful Senate confirmation hearing for Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the increasing representation of women in medical schools, the advancements in generative AI and precision medicine, a heartwarming community support program at Cleveland Clinic, and the critical role of workplace happiness in employee retention and engagement.
Articles Covered:
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Senate Confirmation Hearing
More Women Entering Medical School Than Men for Sixth Straight Year: [Link to article]
Generative AI and Precision Medicine Set to Transform Healthcare in 2025
Cleveland Clinic Launches "Discharge with Dignity" Program
Workplace Happiness: The Key to Retention, Engagement, and Productivity
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