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Brad Dennison
Director of Editorial & Policy Affairs
Brad Dennison is an accomplished editorial, communications, and operations leader known for his expertise in building multimedia businesses and strategic market analysis, brand building, and financial leadership.
With a background in B.S. Journalism & Media from Indiana University Bloomington, Brad has experience in leading employee bases exceeding 1,000 and has worked in various sectors including startups, turnarounds, private equity ownership, and nonprofits.
His professional journey includes significant roles such as Director of Editorial & Policy Affairs at Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA), Chief Executive Officer at American Hometown Publishing, Inc., and Vice President-Large Daily Division at Gannett | USA TODAY NETWORK, among others.
Brad has also served as President Of The Board Of Directors at Associated Press Media Editors, Senior Vice President at Gannett | USA TODAY NETWORK, Vice President-News & Interactive Division at Gannett | USA TODAY NETWORK, Vice President of News at Community Newspaper Holdings Inc., and as a Creative Director at Chicago Sun-Times.
Highlights
Should healthcare industry reporters write opinion columns in major newspapers or share their personal views on the speaking circuit? In the latest episode of the "Healthcare Blame Game" podcast, I sit down with The University of Memphis professor and former editorial page editor of the The Commercial Appeal, Otis Sanford, to explore these questions.
We go deep into the journalistic codes and ethics that traditionally kept reporter biases in check, and examine how the line between journalism and advocacy is increasingly blurred today. Whether you're a healthcare stakeholder or a journalist, this episode offers insights that might surprise you. Plus, do you really know what "op-ed" stands for? I'm looking at you Erika Grotto :)
Also in this episode, Erika and I discuss The New York Times story about a man who threw a party after meeting his healthcare deductible and we share a special song he wrote for the occasion.
Listen at the link below or iTunes, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.
https://lnkd.in/dyCQBqtt
Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA)
#Healthcare #Journalism #Ethics #Podcast
When UChicago Medicine set out to assess its progress in AI adoption, the health system's leaders expected the worst. In fact, one executive described progress as "painfully slow." But after a review of its AI efforts, it turns out UChicago is actually ahead of the pack. In August #hfm magazine, get a close look at AI success and tips on how to accelerate your organization's AI adoption. Reporting by Jennifer Williams. Read the full story here:
https://lnkd.in/gZ_shjy4
Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) #healthcare #healthcarefinance #ai #innovation
