Jan 27 2025 41 mins 1
The COVID-19 pandemic forced cardiology practices to rapidly evolve - but which changes are here to stay?
Join Dr Ankur Kalra in conversation with Dr Edward Fry, former President of the American College of Cardiology, as they explore how the pandemic catalyzed lasting changes in cardiovascular care delivery. From the rapid adoption of telehealth and remote monitoring to the repurposing of CT scan technology, discover how cardiology practices are innovating in response to unprecedented challenges. Dr Fry shares crucial perspectives on pressing issues including the growing workforce shortage amid an aging specialty, the complexities of private equity investment in comprehensive cardiology practices, and the critical need for value-based care solutions in an evolving reimbursement landscape.
This episode offers vital insights into rebuilding patient trust through collaborative decision-making and physician advocacy. Dr Fry draws from his leadership experience during this challenging period to outline how cardiologists can actively shape healthcare's future through education, research, and policy engagement - providing an essential roadmap for healthcare leaders navigating the post-pandemic landscape.
Join Dr Ankur Kalra in conversation with Dr Edward Fry, former President of the American College of Cardiology, as they explore how the pandemic catalyzed lasting changes in cardiovascular care delivery. From the rapid adoption of telehealth and remote monitoring to the repurposing of CT scan technology, discover how cardiology practices are innovating in response to unprecedented challenges. Dr Fry shares crucial perspectives on pressing issues including the growing workforce shortage amid an aging specialty, the complexities of private equity investment in comprehensive cardiology practices, and the critical need for value-based care solutions in an evolving reimbursement landscape.
This episode offers vital insights into rebuilding patient trust through collaborative decision-making and physician advocacy. Dr Fry draws from his leadership experience during this challenging period to outline how cardiologists can actively shape healthcare's future through education, research, and policy engagement - providing an essential roadmap for healthcare leaders navigating the post-pandemic landscape.
