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A Rural CNO on Healthcare Innovation That Actually Helps Nurses
The CereCore Podcast
From the bedside to the boardroom, Holly Davis has spent nearly three decades advocating for nurses and patients in rural healthcare. In this episode of The CereCore Podcast, Holly, Chief Nursing Officer at Bingham Memorial Hospital, joins host Phil Sobol to share a practical, people-first view on nursing leadership, technology adoption, and sustaining nursing careers.
Holly discusses the realities of leading nursing teams across hospital and clinic settings, the cognitive and emotional burden nurses carry, and why innovation only works when it reduces effort instead of adding complexity. She also shares how Bingham Memorial Hospital is using tools like mobile point-of-care documentation, virtual nursing, and AI-assisted clinical notes to support nurses without losing the human connection at the heart of care delivery.
In this episode
What a day in the life of a rural CNO really looks like
The physical, emotional, and cognitive realities of nursing today
Practical approaches to nurse resilience and retention
Using technology to reduce burden, not increase it
Mobile documentation and virtual nursing in a rural setting
Early lessons from AI-assisted clinical documentation
Why leaders must stay close to frontline workflows
Connect with show host Phil Sobol, Chief Commercial Officer of CereCore
Connect with Holly Davis, Chief Nursing Officer at Bingham Memorial Hospital
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