vpregnon
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Hello colleagues,
I'm Verna Pregnon, MSHI, CPC, a Doctor of Health Administration candidate at Capella University and an AAPC member since 2002. I'm looking for revenue cycle leaders to take part in my doctoral study: Strategies to Address Staff Resistance to Artificial Intelligence Adoption in Outpatient Hospital Revenue Cycle Operations.
You may qualify if you:
What's involved:
If you're interested or have questions, please email me at vpregnon@capellauniversity.edu.
If you know a revenue cycle leader who fits, I'd be grateful if you shared this post with them.
Approved by the Capella University Institutional Review Board, Protocol #2026-914. Participation is voluntary, and you may withdraw at any time.
Thank you,
Verna Pregnon

I'm Verna Pregnon, MSHI, CPC, a Doctor of Health Administration candidate at Capella University and an AAPC member since 2002. I'm looking for revenue cycle leaders to take part in my doctoral study: Strategies to Address Staff Resistance to Artificial Intelligence Adoption in Outpatient Hospital Revenue Cycle Operations.
You may qualify if you:
- Hold a Director or Senior Director role in revenue cycle, HIM, billing, coding, or denial management
- Work at a U.S. hospital or health system
- Have direct operational responsibility for billing and coding workflows
- Have experience implementing, evaluating, planning, or integrating AI tools
What's involved:
- One confidential Zoom interview, 45 to 60 minutes (audio recorded)
- A 15 to 20 minute review of your de-identified transcript
- Your name and organization are never reported; pseudonyms are used
- A $50 thank-you for each completed interview
If you're interested or have questions, please email me at vpregnon@capellauniversity.edu.
If you know a revenue cycle leader who fits, I'd be grateful if you shared this post with them.
Approved by the Capella University Institutional Review Board, Protocol #2026-914. Participation is voluntary, and you may withdraw at any time.
Thank you,
Verna Pregnon
