MGMA Week in Review: Overcoming Impostor Syndrome, Cybersecurity Threats, and Geriatric Care Training

In this episode of the MGMA Podcast Network's Week in Review, hosts Daniel Williams and Colleen Luckett discuss a range of healthcare industry news and insights. They cover strategies for overcoming impostor syndrome in leaders, the impact of the Supreme Court's Chevron deference decision on healthcare policy, cybersecurity threats targeting the healthcare sector, and the Biden administration's investment in geriatric care training programs.Sources and Resources Mentioned:- Axios article: "Courts become the new health policy arena"- Becker's Hospital Review article: "Executives' playbook: Beating imposter syndrome"- Health IT Security article: "FBI and HHS released joint cybersecurity advisory on social engineering threats affecting healthcare sector"- Harvard Business Review article: "How to Talk to an Employee Who Isn't Meeting Expectations"- Fierce Healthcare article: "Biden administration awards $206 million to geriatrics clinician training programs"MGMA Resources:MGMA StatAsk an AdvisorMGMA MembershipMGMA ConsultingWe Want to Hear From You:Let us know if there's a topic you want us to cover, an expert you would like us to interview, or if you'd like to appear on an MGMA podcast. Email us at:Daniel Williams: [email protected] Reaves: [email protected] Luckett: [email protected] you for tuning in to the MGMA Podcast Network. Please subscribe and leave us a review. See you next time! This episode is sponsored by ModMed. Every denied claim costs time and money to rework — for care you’ve already delivered. While payers sharpen their own AI tools, ModMed RCM Services pairs seasoned billing specialists with AI designed to help flag claims at risk before they go out the door, so your team can fix issues upfront instead of appealing after the fact. Learn more here.