The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey

  #154 – Do not assume the NHS is one buying organisation with Jaivir Pall  Today I have the pleasure of speaking to Jaivir Pall who is the Co - Founder and CFO of Harbr - The Venture Experts.  We have a great discussion on a variety of Business topics, the skeletons in the closet, starting small and talking about scale, inquisitive mindset, there is just so much content here.  " The thing that I...

In this short episode 153 I will be sharing with you both my thoughts and Stephen Critchlow's thoughts who is the CEO and Founder of Evergreen on how to stay on course with your long term strategy.   Topics to listen out for;  Making an honest offer  Thinking about the long term  Having your eyes wide open  Scenario planning  Connect with Stephen Critchlow / Evergreen Life   Evergreen Life Website...

152 Quality is Key with Phin Robinson Pure Physiotherapy  Today I have the pleasure of speaking to Phin Robinson who is the Founder and Director of Pure Physiotherapy Ltd. We discuss Phin's journey starting in Physiotherapy and how he is running his own successful business.  Scaling and investment, Fitness / Family & Work and how to balance it all.  It's a Business of Healthcare Masterclass, get y...

151 – Reframing Conflicts of Interest with Dr Dan Bunstone  In this short episode I will be sharing with you both my thoughts and Dr Dan Bunstone's thoughts and feelings on conflicts of interest within healthcare and the NHS and how it can be a potential positive.  Topics to listen out for;  Respecting your position  Linking up the moving parts  Acting with integrity  Value Proposition  To listen...

#150 – It's kind to be clear with Sarah Everest  Welcome back to The Business of Healthcare Podcast with me Tara Humphrey, today I and going to be talking to my wonderful guest Sarah Everest from OneMedical Group.  We cover a lot in this episode, take a look at the bullet points below. It will be inspiring where ever you are in your career, just starting out on your path or at a more senior level,...

#149 How to deal with tricky Situations In this episode I discuss how I've had a few experiences where I've had to practice resilience. I wanted to share this with you and talk about the importance of practising resilience because as leaders this is something we will have to manage time and time again. Today I'm talking about how hard it can be when conflict arises unexpectedly and ways you can ke...

#148 – What is the Power & Importance of Lifestyle Medicine with Dr Angela Goyal  Dr Angela Goyal is a GP Director and the Founder of Inspired Medics and a clinical lead in Dermatology at OneMedical Group. Advisory board member for the UK health coaches association and Regional Director for the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine.  We discuss lifestyle medicine of which I am a big believer in, A...

BH147 – Stop trying to do Everything Yourself  Welcome back to The Business of Healthcare Podcast with me Tara Humphrey, today I and going to be discussing how and why we need to stop trying to do everything ourselves.  This episode will be particularly helpful to you if you are a Clinical Director working in a PCN. This episode will give you some tangible ways to use administrative support.  I am...

#146 - Supporting Isolated Members of the Community - The Bee Tree Community  I have had the pleasure of speaking to both Debbie & Clare from The Bee Tree Community, they have created an online community centre supporting those living in social isolation and I want to share this with you,  "We do not realise how many people do not leave their own homes, lockdown highlighted what needed to happen,...

#145 Leadership Lessons we can all Apply with Tony Warne   In today's episode we revisit a previous podcast with my wonderful guest Tony Warne.  Tony's philosophy – The three A's  Holding the executive directors to account  If you are a leader, Tony's principles will help you, so take a listen to this short episode and if you enjoy, click below to listen to episode #112 in full.    Connect with To...

#144 – Face to face will never go away - Krista Burslam   Krista Burslam is the Clinical Director for Urgent & Emergency Care at eConsult which enables NHS based GP practices to offer online consultations to their patients. This allows patients to submit their symptoms or requests to their own GP electronically and offers around the clock NHS self-help information, signposting to services, and a s...

#143 – When Partnerships do not go as Planned – Nicholas Kelly  This episode is a slightly different one today, I have gone back into my extensive back catalogue of episodes and pulled some key snippets to share with you and to help you learn from somebody who has potentially been in a similar situation to you.   Strategic Partnerships  Rushing into partnerships  Don't second guess yourself  If it...

142 Learning from and honouring our struggle - Grace Marshall   Grace joins me on the podcast today to talk about Struggle, being a Productivity Ninja, and having the tools and the chance to reflect.  " I didn't want to write a huge book on Struggle and I didn't want the book on Struggle to be a Struggle to pick up"". Grace Marshall - Author   This week on The Business of Healthcare:   The cost of...

#141: In Conversation with my Health Coach Dr Helen Lawal   I had a fabulous time talking with my guest today Dr Helen Lawal who is also my Health Coach. We discuss a variety of topics and shed some light and helpful advice towards the benefits of investing in yourself.  This is a great episode to listen to if you are thinking about investing in a Coach, have already used a Coach or want to see a...

#140: Supporting Social Care to become best in class – Liam Palmer   Liam Palmer is a registered Care Home Manager, Author, Podcast Host and Tech Advocate and he is such a nice guy! Listen out to the funny story!  We cover a lot in this episode which is detailed below – we laugh, we discuss serious topics and we reflect.   This week on The Business of Healthcare:   Who is Liam Palmer  Five Layers...

139. - How to create effective meetings  In this episode I wanted to talk you through and share with you some back to basics tips on how to create effective meetings. A lot of time and effort goes into this and I wanted to share this with you guys.  This podcast is honestly applicable to any management role.   It doesn't really matter where you are, it's the skills and how you apply them to your a...

#138: Content, Connection & Control – Jack Jacob   Jack Jacob is the Managing Director of a company called PNE-UK which is a learning and networking hub for leaders in public sector innovation.  Jack joins me on the podcast today to talk about his niche, setting up his events company and how he has coped with the changes over the last year.  Jack and I connected though a previous guest on the Podc...

BH137 – Do you need a written Vision & Mission?    In this weeks solo episode, I wanted to talk to you about whether it's important for your Primary Care Network or Organisation to have a written Vision & Mission?  Topics to listen out for;  Infinite Purpose  Team members Interpretation  Proactively supporting patients  Common Language  Our jobs as leaders   Work with me   If this podcast resonate...

Lara Otunla is a pharmacist and owns her own Pharmacy, she is the founder and CEO of the London House of Wellbeing which is a screen service that allows us to have access to specific health related tests. Lara shares with us her journey from Pharmacist to serial entrepreneur with so much in between. Thank you Lara for sharing all that you have with our listeners.   Topics to listen out for today; ...

BH135 – How to network virtually in the NHS  In this weeks solo episode, I wanted to talk you through networking in the NHS and I wanted to share with you some of my top tips and some of my top turn offs when developing strategic partnerships and wanting to build new connections.  Topics to listen out for;  Do not try and rush the partnership  Networking on social media  What you can bring to the...

Dr Amanj Hamad – The first medicine you give a patient is you    Dr Amanj Ahmad works as a Consultant Geriatrician and Physician at Ipswich Hospital which is part of the East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust, and he has the nicest, sunniest outlook on life. We discuss the things that do not get taught in medical school, the importance of well being and Amanj shares his background of be...

#133 Lessons learnt from letting people go  In this solo episode, I am going to be talking with you and sharing with you, my experience and lessons learned of letting people go from the business.  The reason why I'm sharing this with you is that in the six years to date that I've been in business, I have let people go due to redundancy and in preparing for these really difficult conversations, I w...

#132 Florence Wilcock - A Clinicians Perspective of Management   Today on the podcast I have the pleasure of speaking to Florence Wilcock who works within the NHS as a Consultant Obstetrician at Kingston Hospital, she is also the chair of the London maternity voices working group and hosts the Obs Pod Podcast.  I was listening to one of Florences' episodes called "The Dark Side" which was around t...

#131: Gratitude & affirmations as a business strategy   This podcast is a little different! Today I am going to share with you an interview where I was the guest and it's called The BizChix Podcast hosted by Natalie Eckdahl.  To find out more about about BizChix  click here  to head over to their website.  I talk about Gratitude and how I use Affirmations as a business strategy, how using a journa...

130 Rachel Dunscombe – Finding great ideas a home.  Today I am speaking with Rachel Dunscombe who is the CEO at NHS Digital Academy and Principal at a company called Tektology. Rachel is also a member of the UK Artificial Intelligence Council.  We discuss selling into the NHS and what elements need to be aligned, confidence, boundaries and managing expectations.  "  I can't let people down, that's...