Success in Chaos

Success in Chaos features conversations with healthcare leaders, operators, and influencers driving success in the face of rapid and sometimes unforeseen change. Join our hosts, Angela Adams, RN, CEO of Inflo Health, and Kandice Garcia, RN, Quality Director for the ACR Learning Network, as they explore what it takes to make healthcare work for patients, clinicians, and our communities. These conversations transcend the healthcare industry and speak to resiliency, adaptability, and compassion in the face of uncertainty. About our hosts Angela, CEO of Inflo Health, has been a hospital change agent and now propels AI and clinical innovation. Kandice, Quality Director at the ACR Learning Network, has guided system-wide changes and improved quality across more than 20 health systems.

Success in Chaos is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 28 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Success in Chaos, a business show with 28 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  Red Is Good: Daniel Hudson, MSN, RN, on Shaping Chaos Instead of Removing It

  Oct 6, 202646 minS2

  What if chaos isn't the problem to be solved? Daniel Hudson, MSN, RN, SVP of Nursing Operations at Jefferson Health, built one of healthcare's most talked-about workforce innovations on a premise borrowed from quantum physics: chaos must be present for any system to evolve. He untangles VUCA — vision, understanding, clarity, agility — the nursing team deployed like a special operations unit, and why "red is good." Discover why 95% of your problems aren't your people. Episode Chapters: 02:53 Daniel Hudson's Leadership Journey and Systems Thinking 07:58 Understanding VUCA and Chaos Theory in Healthcare 12:35 Applying VUCA: Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity 20:35 Building Adaptive and Flexible Healthcare Systems 27:37 The Role of Red Data in System Improvement 32:45 Leadership Culture: Red Is Good and Change Realization 39:33 Leadership Style: Curiosity, Courage, and System Ownership 43:23 Future Skills for Healthcare Leaders: Curiosity and Courage

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  Episode #8

  The Cardiologist Who Coded: A Cardiologist-Engineer's Take on Fixing Healthcare Access

  Aug 5, 202639 minS2

  <p>What happens when innovation outpaces implementation — and patients can't wait for Q3?</p><p>Dr. Clifton Watt is a practicing cardiologist, Executive Medical Director at UCSF, and former software engineer who has spent his career living at the intersection of those two worlds. In this episode, he shares where cardiology is ripe for disruption, why access to care is the real bottleneck technology needs to solve, and how wearables, remote monitoring, and pharmacist-led care teams could fundamentally redesign who delivers care, where, and when. Plus: why patients showing up with AI-generated diagnoses is making every clinical visit more complex.<br...

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  Episode #8

  The Cardiologist Who Coded: A Cardiologist-Engineer's Take on Fixing Healthcare Access

  Aug 5, 202639 minS2

  What happens when innovation outpaces implementation — and patients can't wait for Q3? Dr. Clifton Watt is a practicing cardiologist, Executive Medical Director at UCSF, and former software engineer who has spent his career living at the intersection of those two worlds. In this episode, he shares where cardiology is ripe for disruption, why access to care is the real bottleneck technology needs to solve, and how wearables, remote monitoring, and pharmacist-led care teams could fundamentally redesign who delivers care, where, and when. Plus: why patients showing up with AI-generated diagnoses is making every clinical visit more complex. Episode Chapter Guide: 00:40 The Intersection of Healthcare and Technology 09:35 Innovation vs. Quality in Healthcare 12:58 Disruption in Cardiology 19:20 Transforming Patient Care with Technology 25:45 The Role of Pharmacists in Patient Management 29:20 Navigating Patient Expectations in the Age of AI 35:03 Inspirations for Healthcare Reform

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  Episode #7

  AI Will Not Replace Radiologists. It Will Redefine Radiology: Dr. Shlomit Stein on Governing AI

  Jul 8, 202630 minS2

  <p>AI is not going to replace radiologists. But it is going to transform how they work — and most health systems have no idea how to govern that transformation responsibly.</p><p>Dr. Shlomit Stein, Professor of Radiology at Hofstra Northwell and Director of AI for Enterprise Imaging at Northwell Health, has built the governance model that actually works. In this episode, she explains why she replaced "AI governance" with "AI management and coordination," how agile working groups make faster and better decisions than top-down committees, and why withholding AI from radiology residents is the wrong call. A must-listen for an...

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  Episode #7

  AI Will Not Replace Radiologists. It Will Redefine Radiology: Dr. Shlomit Stein on Governing AI

  Jul 8, 202630 minS2

  AI is not going to replace radiologists. But it is going to transform how they work — and most health systems have no idea how to govern that transformation responsibly. Dr. Shlomit Stein, Professor of Radiology at Hofstra Northwell and Director of AI for Enterprise Imaging at Northwell Health, has built the governance model that actually works. In this episode, she explains why she replaced "AI governance" with "AI management and coordination," how agile working groups make faster and better decisions than top-down committees, and why withholding AI from radiology residents is the wrong call. A must-listen for any leader navigating AI at scale. Episode Chapter Guide 02:11 Leadership Journey in Healthcare AI 05:00 Governance in AI Implementation 12:18 Radiology as a Leader in A 14:57 AI's Role in Supporting Radiology Workflows 19:59 Training the Next Generation of Radiologists 26:52 Recommended Resources for Understanding AI

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