Hospital Matters from the Minnesota Hospital Association
Non-emergency medical transportation is the system that helps people get to hospitals and clinics for routine care, and get home or to a post-acute setting when they no longer need to be in the hospital. But northeastern Minnesota is facing a growing shortage of this transportation. New research from the University of Minnesota Duluth shows how this shortage is affecting patient access to care and hospital discharge planning. Host: Tim Nelson, Minnesota Hospital Association [https://www.mnhospitals.org/] Guests: * Anna Solem, system manager, acute care coordination of the Minnesota region, Aspirus Health [https://www.aspirus.org/] * David Beard, professor of rhetoric, University of Minnesota Duluth [https://d.umn.edu/?_gl=1*wd1l4e*_gcl_aw*R0NMLjE3ODAwNjMwNTEuQ2p3S0NBanc4dVRRQmhBZEVpd0FWdnRKeWxqbERxZWNWYm5oU3Rta3NsT2ZOVTVUUVRrMnFTR3AxR1RaQXRucUZWQUdqaUk5eGVrd1dSb0NheHdRQXZEX0J3RQ..*_gcl_au*OTE5NzAxMTQ1LjE3Nzc5MDc1Njc.] * Gavin Bukovich, senior planner, Arrowhead Regional Development Commission [https://www.ardc.org/]
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