Episode 58: Forget Business as Usual — a Hospital Adapts to COVID-19

Episode 58: Forget Business as Usual — a Hospital Adapts to COVID-19

In this special supplemental episode, Matthew Troup, president and CEO of Conway (Arkansas) Regional Health System joins host Dr. Bob Kaiser and co-host . They discuss how CRHS has prepared for special emergencies, what he and his staff are learning day by day as they adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic and how these hard-earned lessons will benefit the hospital’s future.

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