The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey

#129 What it takes to confidently work across multiple organisations. In this episode I wanted to talk you through and share some advice on what it takes to confidently work across multiple organisations.  Back in episode 26, I talked you through the role of the clinical lead that is spearheading a service, a project or healthcare network. - click here to listen to this episode. I also wrote a blo...

#128 – Grace Gimson – You don't start a business and hope for the best. Grace Gimson is the Co Founder of Holly health which is a digital health App.    Grace joins me on the podcast today to talk about Holly Health, how it all started, what she wants to achieve and how she met her Co Founder and it's a fantastic working relationship.  "I like many people kind of focused fully in on work and forgo...

In this episode I will be sharing with you how to carry out a Communications Audit.  I feel whether you've been working with your team for years and years, or you are newly formed team, effective communication needs to remain high on your priorities.  Topics to listen out for;  Identifying Stakeholders & frequency of communication  Technical tools  The quality of your Relationships with your team ...

  Jennifer Neff is the Co Founder of Elemental Software - A social prescribing platform.    Jennifer joins me on the podcast today to talk about Elemental's journey, how it all started, Feeling underestimated and how she deals with getting distracted.    " When you win a category, like the Enterprise Software category, you're thinking, wow, we're actually a real software company!  I remember peopl...

Joshua Sprigg is the Founder and CEO of Enferm Medical who specialise in Medical Recruitment.  Joshua joins me on the podcast today to talk about Enferm Medical, how it all started, his addictive personality, Cancel Culture and how he supports his staff.  "So one of the thoughts that we had in here, which is currently up for debate is instead of finding the skill sets and the level of experience t...

  #124 - How to prepare for busy periods at work  In this episode I will be sharing with you how I prepare for busy periods at work.  Topics to listen out for;  My 90 Day Plan.  How is my time shared out between Work, Family and Self Care.  Adapting our priorities.  New routines.  To listen to one of our previous solo podcast episodes #80 Planning & Patience –  please click here    Work with me  ...

  #123 – Stephen Critchlow - Don't let tactics drive your strategy  Stephen Critchlow is the Founder, CEO and Chair of the Wellbeing Team at Evergreen-Life which is a platform where you can build a fully accurate, up to date personal health record along with access to your GP services in the palm of your hand.    Stephen joins me on the podcast today to talk about Evergreen-Life, how it all starte...

#122 – Saran Muthiah Using Frustrations to create solutions  Saran Muthiah is the Co Founder of EnrichMyCare  with is a technology platform which links parent, carers, multiple agencies and healthcare providers to support the need of children living with disabilities. Saran also is an Extended Scope Paediatric Physiotherapist.  Saran joins me on the podcast today to talk about EnrichMyCare and how...

  #121: Productivity Tips   In this episode I will be sharing behind the scenes of what I do to set myself up for a productive day and what a good productive day looks like to me. Thank you Chris Rogers for asking the question.  Topics to listen out for;  Understanding your energy.  How to minimise distractions.  Planners.  To listen to my previous podcast episode with Chris Rogers – Private Pract...

#120 – Dr James Somauroo  Dr James Somauroo is the founder of somX which is a healthcare agency.  He also the host of the Health Tech Podcast, a writer for Forbes and started his career as a Doctor.  James joins me on the podcast today to talk about his journey, starting as a Doctor, imposter syndrome and how he is creating a business that truly makes him happy.  "I do think what I'm building with...

  #119: Anticipating Barriers to Change   In my last podcast, I talked to you guys about Letting Go If you are yet to listen to that episode,  have a listen here.   Today I wanted to talk to you about Anticipating Barriers to Change – What systems and procedures can you adapt to make it easier for other people to apply?  Topics to listen out for;  Fear & Anxiety.  Lack of understanding.  Keep it S...

  #118 – How serious are you? with Carol Read Pt 2  Carol Read is a registered nurse, an Innovation Consultant, Executive Coach and Mentor. She has been voted by the Health Service Journal as a top 50 innovator within the NHS. Carol has helped launch and lead 9 innovations in the NHS, helping to commercialise a product which can be found in supermarkets today.  Carol joins me on the podcast today...

  #117: Letting Go   In my last podcast, I talked to you guys and shared some advice on the work that no one sees, If you are yet to listen to that episode,  have a listen here.   Today I wanted to talk to you about Letting Go.  Topics to listen out for;  Share with your team your anxieties.  Ask your team for their help.  Make clear guidelines.  It's ok to feel nervous/scared/excited.  Work with...

#116 – Spark, Pivot and Sprint with Carol Read Pt 1  Carol Read is a registered nurse, an Innovation Consultant, Executive Coach and Mentor. She has been voted by the Health Service Journal as a top 50 innovator within the NHS. Carol has helped launch and lead 9 innovations in the NHS, helping to commercialise a product which can be found in supermarkets today.  Carol joins me on the podcast today...

#115: The work that no one sees   In my last podcast, I talked to you guys and shared some advice on where I am today, If you are yet to listen to that episode,  have a listen here.   Today I wanted to talk to you about the work that no one sees.  Topics to listen out for;  When I have my thinking time.  Effort versus impact.  If you want to grow, you have to let go.  It's the same principle, whet...

#114: Relationships, Covid and my Entrepreneurial Issue – Sam Alsop Hall Sam Alsop Hall is a Managing Director and Co-Founder of a company called Mprove who specialise in unscheduled care, system flow and discharge planning amongst many other things. Sam joins me on the podcast today to talk about relationships and the impact of running a business, family, his personal Covid experience and the vis...

#113: Where I Am Today – Tara Humphrey   I wanted to talk to you about how I am where I am today,  Topics to listen out for;   Permission to do things  What inspired me to do the Podcast  Changing my mind  Building a business that works for me  Professional Persona    I really do believe it's easier to be yourself with no filter. It's more fun, and for me, I am very driven. I want to do the best j...

    #112: The Role of a Non Executive Director – Professor Tony Warne    In this episode, I interview Professor Tony Warne who works at The University of Salford. He's also a Non-Executive Director. He used to be an Associate Pro Vice Chancellor and has got a background in Mental Health Care Services.  Tony joins me on the podcast today to talk about the role of a Non-Executive Director, writing h...

  #111: How to work with people that get under your skin   In my last podcast, I talked to you guys and shared some advice on how to create a simple business plan, If you are yet to listen to that episode,  have a listen here.   Today I wanted to talk to you about positive mindset and managing conflict.  Topics to listen out for;  Vocalising my gratitude  Know your core values  Strength Deployment...

  #110: five and a half million patients and how he does it all with Dr Dan Bunstone – Push Doctor   Dr Dan Bunstone is the Chief Medical Officer at Push Doctor and also a GP Partner.  Dan joins me on the podcast today to talk about the importance of delivering digital GP consultations.  "I don't think it's about replacing face to face, but it is definitely about us working together, combining tha...

#109: How to create a simple Business Plan   In my last podcast, I talked to you guys and shared some advice on what to expect being hired in a pandemic, If you are yet to listen to that episode,  have a listen here.   Today I wanted to take you behind the scenes and talk you through our company Dashboard which is like a business plan.  Topics to listen out for;  Talking through our Dashboard, how...

Chris Rogers is the Co-Founder at Private Practice Surgery. His company is newly developing and provides marketing for Consultant Physicians and Surgeons. With an extensive background in healthcare marketing, Chris wants to provide a membership website where he'll teach, advise and help Consultants market their practice more effectively to get more patients. Chris joins me on the podcast today to...

#107: Hired in a Pandemic |What to expect with no induction plan   In my last podcast, I talked to you guys and shared some advice on how to embed a new role whilst working virtually, If you are yet to listen to that episode,  have a listen here .  Today I wanted to provide some advice to you if you are in a new role and you are working virtually.    If you are that new recruit;   What should you...

Preeti Minhas is Head of Diabetes, Cardiovascular and Respiratory and has a background being a Pharmacist. Preeti joins me today to talk about the importance of having values and how they have guided her throughout her life and career. She shares how it's valuable to work alongside people with different values to yours and how it can shape your understanding of others. She talks about the importan...

#105: How to embed a new role when working Virtually  In this episode I wanted to talk you through and share some advice on how to successfully embed a new role when you are working virtually, even though many of us are months and months into this pandemic and are used to working virtually it is a challenge introducing clinical roles when we don't have that face-to-face interaction with the team a...