Podcasts at Becker HealthCare

Paul Generale is a graduate of Baylor University and the MBA program at the University of Houston. He currently serves as the executive vice president of Christus Health in the Dallas, Texas, region. Recently, Paul Generale was featured on an episode of Becker’s Healthcare Podcast, where he discussed health care strategies and industry competition.

Becker’s Healthcare Podcast is one of 10 podcasts produced by Becker’s Healthcare, a leading resource and content producer in the health care industry. The organization attracts nearly 3 million visitors a month to its websites and creates content that ranges from newsletters and webinars to conferences, whitepapers, and multimedia offerings.

Becker’s HealthCare content helps decision makers and industry leaders engage in conversations and exchange ideas and innovations. In addition to the HealthCare Podcast, which focuses on interviews with health care industry leaders, Becker’s Healthcare publishes the Women’s Leadership Podcast, which addresses topics related to women’s advancement, and the Spine and Orthopedic Podcast, which features experts in the orthopedic space. Other podcasts focus on topics such as ambulatory surgery centers, dental work, payer issues, pediatric leadership, cardiology, and clinical leadership.

For additional information or to subscribe to Becker’s Healthcare podcasts, visit www.beckershospitalreview.com/podcasts.html.

Christus Health Partnership Helps Texas

An Irving, Dallas resident, Paul Generale graduated from the University of Houston and holds a master of business administration. Paul Generale currently serves as the executive vice president of Christus Health in Dallas, Texas.

Christus Health is a non-profit Catholic organization that consists of more than 600 centers and more than 60 hospitals. Christus Health has helped many hospitals throughout Texas fight and resist the covid19 global pandemic. In September 2017, it started a partnership with LHC Group, a national provider of healthcare services, which has proved vital in the fight against coronavirus. In this way, Christus Health enhanced its quality of patient care and enabled house monitoring for patients dealing with the condition.

By treating and monitoring patients with less acute symptoms and variants of the virus, Christus Health has managed to free space and increase its capacity for more life-threatening cases of the virus. In 2020, more than 50 percent of the hospitals in Texas functioned at over 98 percent capacity with many of them even functioning with full capacity in the ICUs. The partnership has enabled Christus Health to maximize the efficiency of the space without having to decrease the quality of patient care as when it was clinically appropriate, people would get sent home and recover from the virus without any complications under the virtual supervision of healthcare professionals.