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08/17/2026

There are leaders who speak in frameworks—and then there are leaders whose thinking has been genuinely tested, shaped by years of navigating organizations that resist change, ambiguity that demands clarity, and moments that require more than a playbook.

Joseph Oddo is the latter.

With more than two decades spent leading enterprise technology, advising healthcare organizations, and driving transformation across some of the most complex environments imaginable, Joe occupies a rare space: he understands both the vision and the work required to realize it. Our conversation on The Missing Piece was one I returned to long after it ended.

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08/10/2026

In healthcare, technology rarely takes center stage—until it falters. Yet behind every reliable system, protected network, and responsive support function is a group of individuals ensuring that the foundation of care delivery holds steady.

In a recent episode of The Missing Piece, April Reed speaks with Steve Howard, Director of Information Technology at Mercy Community Healthcare, about what it really takes to lead in environments defined by technical complexity—without losing sight of the people who make it all work.

Their conversation underscores a central truth: exceptional technology leadership is not just about expertise—it’s about humanity.

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08/03/2026

In this episode of The Missing Piece Podcast (https://hubs.li/Q04lbpQT0), host April Reed speaks with Dr. David Feldman, Associate Director at The Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute, about his journey in orthopedic surgery and his commitment to treating rare and complex musculoskeletal conditions. (https://hubs.li/Q04lbpQT0)

With decades of experience in pediatric orthopedics, Dr. Feldman has built a career centered on helping patients with conditions that many physicians rarely encounter. His work focuses on restoring mobility, improving quality of life, and providing specialized care to families navigating challenging diagnoses.

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07/27/2026

Healthcare transformation is often framed around technology and policy. Yet some of the most meaningful shifts begin with a simpler question: What truly matters to the patient?

On an episode of The Missing Piece podcast, host April Reed speaks with Teresa Harbour, Chief Operating Officer at Community Health Accreditation Partner (CHAP). Their conversation explores leadership in home health, the importance of individualized care, and the evolving role of technology in supporting clinicians.

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07/20/2026

Healthcare systems are under constant pressure to expand — more patients, tighter margins, faster throughout. Efficiency is expected. Growth is measured. Performance is monitored.

Yet one question rarely receives equal attention:

What happens to care when scale becomes the priority?

That question framed my recent conversation with Joshua Todd — a clinician-turned-operator whose career spans ICU nursing, nurse anesthesia, and executive leadership. What emerged was not a discussion about growth strategy alone, but about responsibility: how leaders design systems that protect the integrity of care as organizations expand.

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07/13/2026

Modern conversations about mental health often center on access, burnout, technology, and workforce strain. Yet beneath these systemic pressures sits something more fundamental: how clinicians find their path, how organizations scale without losing culture, and how care remains human in environments increasingly shaped by efficiency.

These themes anchored my recent conversation with Dr. Qays Munir, psychiatrist and Medical Director at Boston Neurobehavioral Associates.

What emerged was not simply a career story, but a reflection on persistence, alignment, and the realities of leading within behavioral health.

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07/06/2026

Digital transformation in healthcare is often framed as a story of platforms, features, and upgrades. Yet the true impact of technology is felt elsewhere — in how clinicians move through their day, how decisions are made, and how care is ultimately experienced by patients.

During a recent episode of The Missing Piece Podcast (https://hubs.li/Q04l5SDq0), I had the opportunity to speak with Patrick Palma, National Director of Clinical Informatics at Covenant Living Communities and Services. Our discussion centered on a reality that has become increasingly clear: nursing informatics is no longer optional — it is integral to modern care delivery.

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07/04/2026

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06/29/2026

There are moments in conversation when complexity doesn’t feel overwhelming—when it’s held calmly, with intention. Not because the subject is easy, but because the person speaking has done the work to understand it fully. That was my experience sitting down with Jason Stradley, a five-time Chief Information Security Officer and one of the most quietly assured leaders I’ve welcomed onto The Missing Piece.

Jason currently serves as CISO for the Gift of Hope Organ and Tissue Donor Network. Cybersecurity in healthcare is already fraught with consequence; cybersecurity in organ donation carries an entirely different gravity. Yet what lingered with me after our discussion wasn’t the magnitude of his role. It was the steadiness with which he approaches it—measured, deliberate, and deeply human.

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06/22/2026

Some conversations stay with you long after the recording ends. This was one of them.

On a recent episode of The Missing Piece, I spoke with Dr. Chantal Gil—licensed psychologist, assistant professor, and Clinical Director of the Duke Center for Eating Disorders. What stood out immediately wasn’t her résumé, but her orientation toward people. Not diagnoses. Not cases. People. That lens shaped everything she shared.

- Work That Aligns -
Dr. Gil works inside a system that rarely pauses. Her role spans patient evaluations, referrals, waitlist support, clinical care, doctoral supervision, and counseling work with college students. On paper, it sounds unsustainable. In practice, she described it as energizing—not because it’s easy, but because it’s aligned. The work demands a lot, but it reflects who she is and what she values...

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