Trisha Swift's guest appearances

Trisha Swift

Becker’s Healthcare Podcast

CMIO Podcast

The Balanced Being Podcast with Gunny Sodhi

Joe Dispenza

Tony Robbins

Jessica Peatross

Elena Brower

Eric Topol

Virender Sodhi

David Butler

Taylor Davis

Rosie Acosta

Mark Toups

Ian Lopatin

Lisa Tamati

David Richards

Guy Macpherson

Acharya Shunya

OwlTail

Today my guest is Trisha Swift. She is a whole person care expert, and she has an interesting perspective on integrative medicine that I want to share with you. She is a passionate  healthcare executive with a mission to transform healthcare into a data driven,  high value, safe, and cost-effective delivery system. Trisha began her career as a bedside care nurse and continued her education to the Doctorate level, where she got to experience a lot of the sick care side of things and about a decade ago she transitioned into the quality and safety realm. She began working to improve things and prevent infections, prevent harm and reduce errors. Upon analyzing the data and performance of the healthcare system, she realized that things were not getting better. Seeing that we are still in disease management; symptom management modality in healthcare led Trisha into the preventative side of the healthcare industry but she still wanted to help, improve and transform so she started looking at the root of the problems - what is making us sick in the first place? Trisha shares following with us:  Her experience working on the quality and safety side of healthcare  How her training has led her to a more holistic approach to healthcare  The “Whole Person Care” model  How the pandemic is affecting our health?   Trisha has a passion for using data and technology to drive improvement, organizational transformation, cost  savings, and informed decision making. She strives to create a person centered and holistic care delivery infrastructure in order to positively impact health and  wellbeing across populations.

Today my guest is Trisha Swift. She is a whole person care expert, and she has an interesting perspective on integrative medicine that I want to share with you. She is a passionate  healthcare executive with a mission to transform healthcare into a data driven,  high value, safe, and cost-effective delivery system. Trisha began her career as a bedside care nurse and continued her education to the Doctorate level, where she got to experience a lot of the sick care side of things and about a decade ago she transitioned into the quality and safety realm. She began working to improve things and prevent infections, prevent harm and reduce errors. Upon analyzing the data and performance of the healthcare system, she realized that things were not getting better. Seeing that we are still in disease management; symptom management modality in healthcare led Trisha into the preventative side of the healthcare industry but she still wanted to help, improve and transform so she started looking at the root of the problems - what is making us sick in the first place? Trisha shares following with us: <ul> <li>Her experience working on the quality and safety side of healthcare </li> <li>How her training has led her to a more holistic approach to healthcare </li> <li>The “Whole Person Care” model </li> <li>How the pandemic is affecting our health? </li> </ul> Trisha has a passion for using data and technology to drive improvement, organizational transformation, cost  savings, and informed decision making. She strives to create a person centered and holistic care delivery infrastructure in order to positively impact health and  wellbeing across populations.

Integrative Care to Positively Impact Health - Trisha Swift

Trisha is an amazing informaticist who is now applying her clinical skills outside of the traditional hospital setting.  Ever wonder what it is like to survive as an informaticist in a software company?  Hear Trisha's insights on what it is like and how to excel.  My favorite quote from the episode:  " Social capital is a currency you can spend anywhere".  Love that line from Trisha.

Interview with Trisha Swift