Podcasts about Beaumont Health

In this week's episode of MedNews Week's Oncology Unplugged, host Chandler Park, MD, a medical oncologist at Norton Cancer Institute in Louisville, Kentucky, was rejoined by Paul Hanona, MD, to give advice to up-and-coming oncology content creators. Dr Hanona is the chief Hematology Oncology Fellow at Beaumont Health in Royal Oak, Michigan. He is also is content creator under the handle @doctordiscover. In part 2 of a 3-part series, Drs Park and Hanona discussed effective social media strategies for sharing oncology information. Dr Hanona emphasized the importance of watch time, using a strong hook, captions, and consistent posting. He also talked through the simple recording equipment he uses and noted that different social media platforms favor different content styles. The conversation focused on the importance of finding one's voice and defining the brand's focus, as well as the need to tailor content to the specific audience of each platform. 

In this week's episode of MedNews Week's Oncology Unplugged, host Chandler Park, MD, a medical oncologist at Norton Cancer Institute in Louisville, Kentucky, sat down with Paul Hanona, MD, to talk about their shared passion for using social media to share accessible information with oncologists and patients alike. Dr Hanona is the chief Hematology Oncology Fellow at Beaumont Health in Royal Oak, Michigan. He is also is content creator under the handle @doctordiscover. Drs Park and Hanona discussed the broad influence of Dr Hanona's social media posts and videos, which have reached millions of viewers. They also emphasized the role of social media in educating patients and health care professionals about new oncology treatments and screening methods. Additionally, they explained how Dr Hanona's social media content affects patient care and the challenges of predicting patient outcomes due to rapid advancements in oncology treatments.

When the dust settled from one of the largest health system integrations in Michigan history, Jason Joseph, Chief Digital and Information Officer at Corewell Health, found himself facing a new frontier: AI. As Corewell brought together Spectrum Health, Beaumont Health, Lakeland Health, and health plan Priority Health under one umbrella—with 21 hospitals, 65,000 employees, and […] Source: Corwell's Joseph Says IT Leaders Can Spur Innovation by Empowering Users to Address Unsolvable Problems with Novel Solutions   on healthsystemcio.com - healthsystemCIO.com is the sole online-only publication dedicated to exclusively and comprehensively serving the information needs of healthcare CIOs.

SummaryHans Keil shares his leadership journey, starting from growing up on a farm and joining the Coast Guard to his career in various industries and his current role as a co-founder of Nurture Genomics. He emphasizes the importance of work ethic, authenticity, and building a strong team. Hans also discusses the challenges and opportunities in healthcare, particularly in creating a customer-centric culture and leveraging AI for better patient experiences. He encourages leaders to go with the flow, trust their teams, and stay focused on the customer.TakeawaysDeveloping a strong work ethic early in life can shape one's leadership journey.Authenticity is key to effective leadership.Building a strong team that complements your strengths and fills your gaps is crucial.Creating a customer-centric culture in healthcare requires understanding the needs of patients and engaging with them.AI has the potential to enhance patient experiences and improve healthcare outcomes.Leaders should go with the flow, trust their teams, and stay focused on the customer.Sound Bites"I think, as I reflect, probably go back to growing up on a farm... when you live on a farm, you start working at a very early age.""If you're not willing to roll up your sleeves and go out there and see them in their environment and understand that, you're not going to succeed.""Start with the team, start with what the nurses have to navigate, what their challenges are. Because they are the frontline."Chapters00:00 The Beginnings of a Leadership Journey05:38 From Farm to Coast Guard08:39 Building a Customer-Centric Culture in Healthcare18:08 Transitioning to a Startup: The Story Behind Nurture Genomics26:41 Balancing Family and Career29:09 Developing Leadership Skills: Authenticity and Trust33:36 The Role of AI in Healthcare and Leadership

On most days in cyber, it can seem like there are a million things to do. For Jim Kuiphof and his team, that was probably the case in 2022 when Spectrum Health and Beaumont Health merged to become 22-hospital strong Corewell Health. Of course, there was much foundational work to be done, but Kuiphof notes […] Source: Q&A with Corewell Health Deputy CISO Jim Kuiphof: “Proper Prioritization a Key to Cyber Success” on healthsystemcio.com - healthsystemCIO.com is the sole online-only publication dedicated to exclusively and comprehensively serving the information needs of healthcare CIOs.

In this Leveling Up episode of the PRS Global Open Deep Cuts Podcast, Dr. Kongkrit Chaiyasate discusses his unique practice model of adult and pediatric craniofacial surgery combined with microsurgery, how to approach difficult cases with high complication rates, increasing efficiency in surgery when you don't have a lot of assistance in the OR, why efficiency increases surgeon longevity, how he has arranged his practice logistics to handle his incredible surgical volume, what differentiates a great surgeon from a good surgeon, his international charitable efforts, how he builds trust with his trainees in the operating room, and why calculated risks lead to greater success. Read a recent classic PRS Global Open article by Dr. Chaiyasate and co-authors, “Utilization of a Chimeric Medial Femoral Condyle Free Flap for Mandibular Osteoradionecrosis”: https://bit.ly/GOXDC_Chaiyasate   Dr. Kongkrit Chaiyasate is an Associate Professor in the Division of Plastic Surgery at the Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine in Royal Oak, Michigan. He graduated from medical school in Thailand, and then general surgery residency in Providence Hospital and Medical Center, and plastic surgery residency at Wayne State University in Detroit. He then completed two fellowships - craniofacial and pediatric plastic surgery at Washington University in St Louis, followed by microsurgery at the Ohio State University. He then joined the faculty at Beaumont Health where he has been pushing the boundaries of reconstructive surgery ever since. He instituted the integrated craniomaxillofacial and reconstructive microsurgery fellowship there in 2017, and serves as the Program Director. He has won multiple awards at the American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery including two Best Case awards and three Best Save awards. His practice is broad and head to toe, focus on reconstructive microsurgery of the head and neck, breast, and extremity, as well as pediatric and adult craniofacial surgery. Your host, Dr. Puru Nagarkar, is a board-certified plastic and hand surgeon, and Assistant Professor of Surgery at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. #PRSGlobalOpen #DeepCutsPodcast #PlasticSurgery #LevelingUp

John Chuback, M.D., Monika Gloviczki, and M.D., Emily Iker, M.D. On today's Episode #35, Dr. Chuback, Dr. Iker, and Dr. Gloviczki welcomed DR. BARRY A FRANKLIN.. In episode 35 of Lymphcast, we're joined by the esteemed Dr. Barry A. Franklin, PhD, who currently leads the Preventive Cardiology and Cardiac Rehabilitation department at Beaumont Health, Royal Oak, Michigan. Dr. Franklin, also a Professor of Internal Medicine, shares vital insights on the latest advancements in exercise and preventive strategies for heart health. Beyond that, our discussion explores the transformative potential of these methods for patients grappling with lymphedema, lipedema, obesity, and various venous disorders. Learn how these approaches not only enhance your quality of life but can significantly reduce mortality rates, offering a comprehensive perspective on the essential connection between heart health and overall well-being. Tune in for a wealth of knowledge and inspiration to embrace a healthier, heartier life.

Today's episode is with Tina Freese Decker, the President and CEO of Corewell Health, with 60,000+ employees and based in New York. Corewell Health was formerly known as Beaumont Health. Today, Tina shares the importance of vulnerability in leadership. She believes that being authentic and vulnerable are not choices but necessities for effective leadership. Tina also emphasizes the significance of knowing oneself, one's values, and one's purpose to build confidence, which in turn enables vulnerability and authenticity. Tina shares several instances from her career where she had to display vulnerability, such as reconsidering a board decision based on new information and openly discussing the possibility of making the COVID-19 vaccine mandatory for her organization. She also highlights the importance of balancing sharing personal information with the purpose of the conversation and the need to maintain psychological safety, respect, trust, and dignity. She also discusses the impact of vulnerability on her team. She believes that being authentic and vulnerable helps engage the team more effectively, fostering a sense of togetherness and grit that drives success. She asserts that vulnerability is a key aspect of creating real followership and connection to the organization's purpose. __________________ Start your day with the world's top leaders by joining thousands of others at Great Leadership on Substack. Just enter your email: https://greatleadership.substack.com/

June 10, 2023 ~ Tom McGannon of Corewell Health Foundation talks to Paul W. about Beaumont Health's transition to Corewell.

Darryl Elmouchi, MD, MBA, is the President of Corewell Health West, where he leads 11 hospitals and a medical group of over 2000 providers. Corewell Health was formerly Beaumont Health and Spectrum Health. A cardiac electrophysiologist by training, he has served in a number of roles within Spectrum Health, including the Chair of the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine, and currently serves as a clinical professor of medicine at Michigan State University. He's been noted as an influential healthcare physician executive with numerous accolades. "This is the classic US vs. THEM. I was speaking in front of a large group of physicians, and I remember saying, 'I was always one of ‘US'. And I was always frustrated with ‘THEM'. Until one day I realized, I am now ‘THEM'." Join us for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Darryl Elmouchi, a cardiac electrophysiologist and President of Corewell Health West, one of the largest health systems in Michigan. Tune in as we take a deep dive into leadership in medicine, specifically why the best physicians have the potential of becoming the best leaders and what we can start doing today to unleash that potential. Pearls of Wisdom:   1. We should hone three skills: Kindness, discipline, and the ability to deconstruct complex problems into simpler instances. 2. We think of leadership as something that starts when your hair starts to gray. Leadership is not acting when you have a title. Leadership is simply about finding solutions to problems. 3. The moment we all start to take the time to understand the why behind what the THEM or US are doing, that "why" leads to the WE. 4. The ability to poke fun at ourselves or other things in the middle of our serious jobs really brings the team together and makes us human.

The importance of recognition and diagnosis of cardiac amyloidosis is at an all-time high due to its high prevalence and improved therapeutic strategies. Here we discuss what CardioNerds need to know about the manifestations, diagnosis, and management of transthyretin (ATTR) and light chain (AL) cardiac amyloidosis. Join Dr. Dan Ambinder (CardioNerds Cofounder), Dr. Dinu-Valentin Balanescu (Series Cochair, Chief Resident at Beaumont Health, and soon FIT at Mayo Clinic), and Dr. Dan Davies (Episode FIT Lead and FIT at Mayo Clinic) as they discuss cardiac amyloidosis with Dr. Omar Siddiqi, cardiologist at the Boston University Amyloidosis Center and program director for the general cardiovascular fellowship program at Boston University, a CardioNerds Healy Honor Roll Program. Episode notes were drafted by Dr. Dan Davies. Audio editing by CardioNerds Academy Intern, student doctor Chelsea Amo Tweneboah. Access the CardioNerds Cardiac Amyloidosis Series for a deep dive into this important topic. This episode is supported by a grant from Pfizer Inc. This CardioNerds Cardio-Oncology series is a multi-institutional collaboration made possible by contributions of stellar fellow leads and expert faculty from several programs, led by series co-chairs, Dr. Giselle Suero Abreu, Dr. Dinu Balanescu, and Dr. Teodora Donisan.  Pearls • Notes • References • Production Team CardioNerds Cardio-Oncology PageCardioNerds Episode PageCardioNerds AcademyCardionerds Healy Honor Roll CardioNerds Journal ClubSubscribe to The Heartbeat Newsletter!Check out CardioNerds SWAG!Become a CardioNerds Patron! Pearls and Quotes Cardiac amyloidosis is no longer considered a rare disease, especially transthyretin amyloidosis in older male patients with HFpEF and aortic stenosis. Echocardiogram is the “gate keeper” of cardiac imaging and provides initial evidence of amyloid infiltration, while cardiac MRI can help refine the presence of an infiltrative cardiomyopathy versus other causes of increased wall thickness. The most clinically important types of amyloid heart disease are transthyretin (ATTR) and light chain (AL) amyloidosis. The workup to differentiate these disorders includes a gammopathy panel to screen for the presence of potentially amyloidogenic light chains (serum and urine electrophoresis WITH immunofixation and serum free light chains), and cardiac scintigraphy with Technetium-99m-labeled bone-seeking tracers (PYP, DPD, etc.) to identify cardiac aTTR infiltration if the gammopathy panel is unrevealing. There is still a role for endomyocardial biopsy in the diagnosis of cardiac amyloidosis! All patients in whom there is concern for cardiac amyloidosis and gammopathy panel indicates the presence of monoclonal light chains should have a biopsy to obtain a tissue diagnosis of likely AL amyloidosis. Alternatively, an endocardial biopsy may prove valuable in patients who have confusing phenotypic features between amyloid types, such as a patient with abnormal monoclonal protein and positive PYP imaging. Be suspicious of heart failure patients that do not tolerate typical medications that lower heart rate. In the restrictive cardiomyopathy of cardiac amyloidosis, patients are reliant on higher heart rates to compensate for the inability to augment stroke volume. Be suspicious of amyloidosis in patients with recurrent left atrial thrombi despite anticoagulation. Show notes CardioNerds Cardiac Amyloid, updated 1.20.21 1. What is cardiac amyloidosis and how common is it? Cardiac amyloidosis is adisorder caused by misfolding of proteins into insoluble forms which are deposited into extracellular spaces of the heart, commonly causing a stiff and thick heart with progressive diastolic dysfunction with restrictive hemodynamics and ensuing heart failure. The two most common types of amyloid protein that affect the heart are transthyretin (ATTR) and light chain (AL).

What do Lloyd Dean, Bernard Tyson, and Gene Woods have in common? First, they all share unique talents and abilities delivered for their organizations in innovative ways as top CEOs.My next guest Stonish Pierce also possesses unique skill sets that connect his mission, vision, and values for innovation through patients, physicians, and employees. His primary brand was crafted through key stretch assignments to make critical administrative decisions that get results that matter. The forethought of utilizing resources innovatively by looking at the data to t gain. Non-traditional operational wins are his hallmark. Pierce says to research what is possible. Through Continuous learning paths in reading industry news and non-industry publications. As problems emerge, you want to leverage your network to solve critical business issues. Get your skills up to date in many areas of healthcare delivery and stay on the pulse of the industry.” Stonish has a people-centered approach and collaborative leadership style in improving healthcare delivery. Pierce is a board-certified healthcare executive with diverse clinical and leadership experiences in acute and ambulatory operations from not-for-profit, public, private, government, academic/teaching, and faith-based hospitals to integrated delivery systems and for-profit physical therapy sectors.Before joining Holy Cross Health, Pierce was System Vice President, Specialty Services for Beaumont Health, Michigan's most extensive health system based on inpatient admissions and net patient revenue. During his tenure there, he recruited more than 150 physicians, co-led the transition of the physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R) residency to internal oversight, transitioned the employed hospitalist program to a value-based model, facilitated top decile divisional employee engagement and transitioned more than 700 physicians to telehealth amid COVID-19.Regular speaker for ACHE, Becker's Healthcare, HFMA, World Healthcare Congress, and World Research Group. Industry perspectives have been featured by Modern Healthcare, Becker's, ACHE, Creighton University, and the Positivity Academy and heavily invested in professional development, professionally trained with practical experience applying the Malcolm Baldrige criteria, service as a statewide examiner, and leading system-wide category committees for organizational performance excellence. In 2021, I was named by Modern Healthcare as one of the Top 25 Emerging Leaders (formerly Up and Comers) in Healthcare.A three-time recertified Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives, Pierce is also a recipient of ACHE's regional Early Career Healthcare Executive Award and Distinguished Service Awards. He was also recognized by his alma mater, the University of Southern California (USC), with the Price School's 90 Pioneers of 90 Years Award. Pierce earned a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and a Master of Health Administration degree with a graduate certificate in management, all from USC.Let us welcome Stonish Pierce to the Follow The Brand Podcast, Where We are Building a 5 STAR Brand That You Can Follow!

APIC Communication Committee members discuss the new direction of the podcast and talk about being an IP in a post-COVID world. Hosted by: Marie Wilson, MSN, RN, CIC About our Guests: Jay Liggins, MS, CIC Jay graduated from Michigan State University with a Masters degree in Epidemiology. Go Green! He has been an Infection Preventionist for almost 5 years and has taken a passionate interest in C. diff and CAUTI prevention. Cindy Prins, PhD, MPH, CIC, CPH Cindy is the assistant dean for educational affairs and a clinical associate professor of Epidemiology in the University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions. During the current COVID-19 pandemic she served as the campus Infection Preventionist with the UF Screen, Test and Protect program. She worked in Infection Prevention and Control at UF Health Shands Hospital before becoming a faculty member in Epidemiology at UF in 2010. Beth Wallace, MPH, CIC, FAPIC Beth is currently the Senior Director of System Infection Prevention & Epidemiology at Beaumont Health in southeast Michigan. She has over sixteen years of infection prevention experience in both community and academic hospital settings. She is currently Chair of APIC's Communications Committee.

Enjoy the recording of Beaumont Health Royal Oak presentation from the 2022 PM&R Scholars Virtual Residency Fair! Check out more information about PM&R Scholars and the Virtual Residency Fair at pmrscholars.org! Check out our 2022 sponsors: PMRrecap.com and ultrasoundguidance.com

September 1, 2022 ~ The Director of Infectious Disease Research at Beaumont Health talks to Chris and Sean about the new COVID-19 vaccines designed to combat the latest variants and he recommends that people get the vaccines.

 We are a proud collaborator for Tameka's global film viewing and discussion of My Girl Story happening on Wednesday, August 31, 2022, in commemoration of the United Nations International Day for People of African Descent. Please see below Tameka's bio and how you can join our international event on August 31st!Register to watch the film hereRegistration link for the event, including the panel discussion is hereLinks to watch on Facebook and Youtube: HTTPS://WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/MYGIRLSTORYDOCUMENTARYHTTPS://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/WATCH?V=UGGTTTKUKGKTameka Citchen-Spruce has a strong passion for disability advocacy and media. It started at 21 years old, as Ms. Wheelchair MI 2006. As Ms. Wheelchair MI, she spoke out about supporting women with disabilities who are being abused. Two years later she formed Women Empower Inc, its mission was to empower women with disabilities to live their best lives. Later she studied Broadcast Television and graduated with a bachelor's degree in Journalism from Oakland University.  Tameka has been advocating for over 15 years for access to affordable and accessible housing, fighting against voting oppression towards people with disabilities, racial and gender injustices, and health equity.  Because of the combination of her journalism knowledge, and activism she learned the importance of telling a person's story. Her short film, Justifiable Homicide, has been nominated and won an award and her My Girl Story documentary has been selected for film festivals.   Besides film, she's a community organizer for Warriors on Wheels of Metro Detroit and a facilitator for the Michigan Disability Rights Coalition. She is also a Program Assistant and Chairperson of the Inclusive Health Committee for Beaumont Health, Healthy Dearborn.  She has been selected for numerous fellowships including AmeriCorps, Public Allies of Metro Detroit, Michigan Disability Rights Coalition's LEAD program and Detroit Equity Action Lab at Judge Damon Keith's Wayne State University Law Center. She is a proud member of the National Black Disability Coalition.  Another important role of Tameka's life is being a wife and mother of two young children. 

 We are a proud collaborator for Tameka's global film viewing and discussion of My Girl Story happening on Wednesday, August 31, 2022, in commemoration of the United Nations International Day for People of African Descent. Please see below Tameka's bio and how you can join our international event on August 31st!Register to watch the film hereRegistration link for the event, including the panel discussion is hereLinks to watch on Facebook and Youtube: HTTPS://WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/MYGIRLSTORYDOCUMENTARYHTTPS://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/WATCH?V=UGGTTTKUKGKTameka Citchen-Spruce has a strong passion for disability advocacy and media. It started at 21 years old, as Ms. Wheelchair MI 2006. As Ms. Wheelchair MI, she spoke out about supporting women with disabilities who are being abused. Two years later she formed Women Empower Inc, its mission was to empower women with disabilities to live their best lives. Later she studied Broadcast Television and graduated with a bachelor's degree in Journalism from Oakland University.  Tameka has been advocating for over 15 years for access to affordable and accessible housing, fighting against voting oppression towards people with disabilities, racial and gender injustices, and health equity.  Because of the combination of her journalism knowledge, and activism she learned the importance of telling a person's story. Her short film, Justifiable Homicide, has been nominated and won an award and her My Girl Story documentary has been selected for film festivals.   Besides film, she's a community organizer for Warriors on Wheels of Metro Detroit and a facilitator for the Michigan Disability Rights Coalition. She is also a Program Assistant and Chairperson of the Inclusive Health Committee for Beaumont Health, Healthy Dearborn.  She has been selected for numerous fellowships including AmeriCorps, Public Allies of Metro Detroit, Michigan Disability Rights Coalition's LEAD program and Detroit Equity Action Lab at Judge Damon Keith's Wayne State University Law Center. She is a proud member of the National Black Disability Coalition.  Another important role of Tameka's life is being a wife and mother of two young children. 

In today's episode, we have Nada Kinaya – Beaumont Health Nada works for palliative care at Beaumont Hospital. Palliative care is a service in the hospital that provides care for patients with chronic diseases. Part of what we do is talk about advance care planning. Which is preparing the patient for what can happen in an emergency. It's a legal document that is only used if a patient is not able to speak for themselves. Advance care is a document that states a patient's medical wishes and Names they surrogate health decision makers. I am the chair of Advance care planning committee at Beaumont Troy. #keepingupwiththechaldeans #chaldeanDetroitMichigan #kuwtc Keeping Up With The Chaldeans is a weekly Podcast show based on Chaldean Entrepreneurs. We showcase your work in hopes that we can share the business amongst the community. Strength in numbers. That is our goal with the show! To learn more about "The Chaldean Community in Detroit" please visit:

“Do not judge me by my success, judge me by how many times I fell down and got back up again.” What does it mean to be resilient? Can it be learned? Does adversity play a role in resiliency? Dr. Darren Jones, Beaumont Health's chief of behavioral health, joins the podcast to answer these questions and more.

Infectious disease expert Dr. Paul Kilgore of Wayne State University joins the show to discuss the latest variants of COVID-19 and what we should do to combat spread over the summer. Then Dr. Nick Gilpin from Beaumont Health discusses the pandemic's continued impact on hospitals and why vaccines are so important for children.

Tonight we chat with Kathy Forgrave, a Master Level Reiki Practitioner & a Director of Teacher Training and Teacher Development at a Michigan based yoga studio.   Kathy shares with us about a major health crisis she went through as a wife and young mom, that changed the trajectory of her career and really entire life!  This is the point where found her breath through meditation,  yoga,  and discovering mindfulness that took her down a new path, where her  healing began.  Then later, Kathy, started sharing her healing with others through yoga, meditation, mindfulness and reiki to help them start their healing journeys.   Join us for an inspiriting conversation tonight and be sure to share this episode with one friend!  When you share, we organically grow!  Cheers to 100 more episodes and Season 3 soon!   Guest Info: Kathy Forgrave, C-IAYT, E-RYT 200, RCYT, RPYT, Master Level Reiki Practitioner - is a registered yoga teacher with Yoga Alliance and a member of the International Association of Yoga Therapists and began teaching in 2001.  She has extensive experience in corporate and clinical settings presenting workshops on stress management techniques including Mindfulness, Meditation, Breathing Techniques and Yoga.  Kathy is the Director of Teacher Training and Teacher Development with Bold Flow Yoga, a metro Detroit based studio with 4 locations. She previously worked for Beaumont Health for 15 years teaching and helped to open the Beaumont School of Yoga Therapy, where created and taught the RYT 200 program for 5 years.  She has worked extensively with children in clinical environments as a Yoga Therapist as well as in area schools, teaching mindfulness - based yoga.  Kathy also sees private clients. Follow the Chaos - https://www.keepingupwithchaos.net/Dead Time Podcast - Katherien Ludin is a Clairvoyant Medium from Alberta, Canada who tunes int vibrational energy & is able to see, sense images, colors, people, animals and more. Listen to Dead Time podcast which is a podcast about Beginnings, Endings, Spiritual Connection, UFOs, Spiritual Phenomenon, Paranormal and much more! Listen - https://deadtime.buzzsprout.com/ Support the show

Our guest in episode 52 almost needs no introduction. Dr. Barry Franklin is one the most prolific exercise physiologists of our time. He is a past president of the American College of Sports Medicine, and has his bio below attests, he is one of the most acclaimed professionals in our field. This conversation is not about exercise physiology, however. The depth and breadth of Dr. Franklin's knowledge extend far beyond exercise testing and prescription. This is a conversation about how to maximize your personal and professional development to lead the most fulfilling and impactful career possible as a fitness professional. In his early 30's, Dr. Franklin intuitively embraced Peter Drucker's recommendation that “everyone should find at least one interest outside his/her primary area, and make that secondary pursuit into more than just a hobby.” For him, that secondary pursuit, the study of highly successful people in all walks of life, became a passion. To learn more, he read countless books on the topic and carefully studied the behaviors of highly successful people using the methodologies of a research scientist (his academic training). He simultaneously conducted a sobering experiment on himself. When he started applying these behavioral skills and strategies to his own life, he began attracting good luck and related professional opportunities, but in an exponential manner. He then took what he had learned and developed a college course titled “GPS for Success,” which he taught at Central Michigan University (2012−2017). Since the mid-1990s, he's participated in an escalating number of media (e.g., YouTube TV) and speaking invitations on this topic, and has given success-related commencement addresses at major universities.This hobby, turned passion, turned college course, culminated in his latest book, GPS for Success. This conversation will unpack in great detail the tangible framework Dr. Franklin presents in his book for becoming a super-achiever in any professional endeavor. Make no mistake about it, these are time-tested and well-studied lessons of how to become a super-achiever from someone who has walked the walked, becoming a super-achiever in his own right, in our field. Get your notebook ready, many actionable insights to come in this conversation. Show Notes Page: https://www.wellnessparadoxpod.com/podcast/episode/52Our Guest: Dr. Barry Franklin, PhDBarry A. Franklin, PhD, is Director of Preventive Cardiology and Cardiac Rehabilitation at Beaumont Health, Royal Oak, Michigan. He holds faculty appointments as Professor of Physiology at Wayne State University School of Medicine and Professor of Internal Medicine, Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine. Pursuing his interest in combining exercise physiology with cardiology, Barry and his associates have studied the physiologic and clinical responses to numerous occupational and leisure-time activities in people with and without heart disease. Other research interests include the prevention of heart disease; cardiovascular risk reduction; obesity and metabolism; exercise testing and prescription; and lifestyle medicine.Dr. Franklin has written or edited nearly 700 publications, including 547 papers, 100 book chapters, and 26 books. He has also narrated 42 educational videos.  In 2015, he was named by Thomson Reuters among the World's Most Influential Scientific Minds (Clinical Medicine). More recently (2020), he was listed by Expertscape as a “World Expert” in Exercise (ranked 9th in the world among scholars writing about exercise/physical activity over the past decade).  Since 1976, he has given over 1,000 invited presentations to state, national and international, medical and lay audiences.

May 10, 2022 ~ Full Show. Governor Whitmer wants to put up signs in construction zones to tell how projects were paid for. Campaign accused of paying petition gatherers to not obtain signatures. Jase Bolger, Former State Speaker of the House discusses a ballot proposal to alter term limits. Senior News Analyst Lloyd Jackson reports on an investigation into voting machine access. Economist Patrick Anderson reacts to President Biden's address on inflation. Senior News Analyst Marie Osborne talks to Dr. Matthew Sims of Beaumont Health about why some people don't seem to catch CVOID. Paul Eisenstein, Publisher and Editor in Chief of the Detroit Bureau is our guest for Mobility Makers and Lori Bourgeau, Oxford Village Council Member and Oxford High School parent with the latest on the shooting investigation.

April 19, 2022 ~ Full Show. Fox News Correspondent and WJR Contributor Jonathan Serrie discusses the CDC's new Center for Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics for COVID-19. Dr. Matthew Sims from Beaumont Health on the repeal of the mask mandate. Senior News Analyst Marie Osborne reports on a $8 million training grant going to a staunch Whitmer union ally. Senior News Analyst Chris Renwick recaps today's pre-trial hearing for James and Jennifer Crumbley along with Attorney General Dana Nessel's meeting with Oxford High School parents. Q Johnson Founder and President of Plug Zen joins us for Mobility Makers. Senior News Analyst Marie Osborne is back to discuss Patrick Lyoya's autopsy results and Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard discusses the shooting and the protocol for releasing the name of police officers involved in shootings to the public.

In honor of International Women's Day, AHLA's Women's Leadership Council is pleased to present this three-part series highlighting the career journeys of female leaders in health law. In the third episode, Jennifer Cottrell, COO/CFO, Pinnacle Healthcare Consulting, speaks with Lisa Vandecaveye, General Counsel for The Joint Commission, a nonprofit organization that accredits thousands of U.S. health care organizations and programs. Lisa previously served as Senior Vice President and Chief Corporate Responsibility Officer for Beaumont Health. She served on AHLA's Board of Directors from 2006-2012 and is currently the Chair of AHLA's Fellows Coordinating Council. Sponsored by Pinnacle.

Dr. Atef Abdel Gawad discussed an important topic "why more women than men from the Middle East are running for the US Congress and what are the odds for their victory?" with guest experts congressional candidate Huwaida Arraf of Michigan, Zienab Fahs the Director of Safe Spaces at the Council on American Islamic Relations, Michigan chapter (CAIR-MI) and Adel Mozip a lead instructor at Genesis10, a managing director of SpanHead LLC, and a former senior software developer for Beaumont Health. The episode was broadcast: 4/2/2022 US Arab Radio can be heard on wnzk 690 AM, WDMV 700 AM, and WPAT 930 AM. Please visit: www.facebook.com/USArabRadio/ Web site : arabradio.us/ Online Radio: www.radio.net/s/usarabradio Twitter : twitter.com/USArabRadio Instagram : www.instagram.com/usarabradio/ Youtube : US Arab Radio

Pfizer and BioNTech are asking the Food and Drug Administration for emergency use authorization of their two-dose covid vaccine for kids under 5-years-old. Michigan health systems Beaumont Health and Spectrum Health are moving forward with their planned merger. Multiple states ask CMS for more flexibility in enforcing the COVID vaccine mandate for healthcare workers.  

February 1, 2022 ~ Full Show. Sharon Dolente, Senior Advisor for Promote the Vote announcing new ballot initiative to expand voting accessibility. Dustin Walsh, Senior reporter on Health Care for Crain's Detroit Business breaks down the merger between Beaumont Health and Spectrum Health. Craig Mauger from the Detroit News reports on what Governor Whitmer is doing with her excess donations, former speaker Lee Chatfield paying out over $900,000 in campaign funds to family members and Kevin Rinke has biggest campaign war chest among GOP candidates. WDIV Meteorologist Paul Gross lays out the timeline for this week's big winter storm. Senior News Analyst Marie Osborne spoke with local road crews about how they are preparing. Senior News Analyst Lloyd Jackson on how you should prepare your home for the blizzard and Stefan Tongur, Vice President of Business Development for ElectReon joins us for Mobility Makers.

February 1, 2022 ~ Dustin Walsh, Senior Reporter on Health Care for Crain's Detroit Business, talks with Guy Gordon about the merger between Beaumont Health and Spectrum Health.

During The Breast of Everything podcast, Justin Riutta, MD, director of Breast Cancer Rehabilitation and Lymphedema for Beaumont Health in Royal Oak, Michigan, sets the record straight on lymphedema, dispelling the many myths and misinformation patients are hearing and reading. For example, here are a few facts:Fewer than 10 percent of breast cancer patients will develop lymphedema.Exercise is recommended for patients with lymphedema.Don't reach into a hot oven if you have lymphedema.Thanks to improvements in surgical and radiation therapy techniques over the past decade, the incidence of lymphedema has decreased significantly. In fact, recent data shows the chance of breast cancer patients getting lymphedema has decreased from 20 percent to 10 percent over the past decade. To learn more about lymphedema and how to manage it, listen to The Breast of Everything podcast, hosted by Comprehensive Breast Surgeons Eric Brown, MD, FACS; and Linsey Gold, DO, FACS, FACOS. 

October 19, 2021 ~ Full Show. Chris Renwick in for Guy. Local business leaders come together to challenge Biden's vaccine mandate. Senior News Analyst Marie Osborne reports on Michigan county health officials quitting over politicization of public health. Candice Miller, Macomb County Public Works Commissioner Candice Miller discusses the county's findings from an investigation into flood water pump stations. Senior News Analyst Lloyd Jackson with a report that shows COVID lotteries do not increase vaccine rates. Guy's conversation with Jason Coffman from Deloitte for Mobility Makers and Dr. Matthew Sims from Beaumont Health gives his thoughts on mix and match vaccines.

In this episode, HealthTrust's Vicki Alberto, VP, Clinical Resources Management and Brett Whitbread, Sr. Director, Value Analysis and Implementation, HealthTrust imbedded resource at Beaumont Health, talk to Dr. Bruce McIntosh, General Surgeon Specialist at Beaumont Health.  Brett led and facilitated Beaumont Health's hernia mesh standardization process and Dr. McIntosh chaired and championed this initiative among his peers and Beaumont's general surgeons. This is an episode about Hernia Mesh Standardization, the lessons learned, and strategies applied. 

Joining us on this episode is Gianna Ferrarotti, Vice President, Talent Management & Organizational Effectiveness, Beaumont Health, and a member of the Inforum Board of Directors.Support the show (https://inforummichigan.org/about/)

July 29, 2021 ~ Aaron Gillingham, Chief Human Resources Officer at Beaumont Health, talks with Chris Renwick about their vaccine mandate for all employees, volunteers, and providers.

July 29, 2021 ~ Full Show. Guest Host Chris Renwick talks with Chief Human Resources Officer at Beaumont Health Aaron Gillingham on Beaumont Health announcing it will require all employees, volunteers & providers to receive the COVID-19 vaccine within six weeks of full FDA approval. WJR Senior New Analyst Marie Osborne reports that Henry Ford Health System held a press conference to bust the most common myths circulating on social media and the internet about the COVID-19 vaccine. WJR Senior News Analyst Lloyd Jackson reports that Radioactive material headed to Michigan from an Ohio company never made it to its destination, according to a filing by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Congressman of Michigan's 7th District Tim Walberg talks about the Senate voting on Wednesday to take up a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill. Pistons beat writer for the Detroit News Rod Beard reports that Pistons will take Oklahoma State guard Cade Cunningham with 1st pick of the NBA Draft tonight … Detroit also has Picks 37, 42 & 52 in the 2nd round

Host Joel Graves is joined by guest Kristy Brown who is Beaumont Health's manager of Children Miracle Network. Part of her responsibilities include overseeing Extra Life Detroit, which raises funds by teaming with gamers. On this episode find out how the organization started and has grown into an international event. You can find out more by signing up to participate or to donate by visiting https://www.extra-life.org/Gamers Unlimited is presented by Lawrence Tech Esports. "Recruit Yourself" to LTU's inaugural varsity team by visiting https://ltuathletics.com/Forms/Recruit_Your_Self The show is sponsored by Hungry Howie's Pizza. Order from the home of the original flavored crust pizza at hungryhowies.com.

July 27, 2021 ~ Full Show. Guy is joined by State government and political reporter for the Detroit News Craig Mauger to discuss how Governor Gretchen Whitmer is setting fundraising records, and ignoring donation limits because she's facing a recall campaign. Pat McGinnis, Grand Haven City Manager and WJR Senior News Analyst Lloyd Jackson discusses how some lawmakers are talking millages to pay for search & rescues … just as some people push back against efforts to ticket surfers/swimmers who ignore red flag warnings on MI beaches. Beaumont Health director of infectious disease research Dr. Matthew Sims joins us to discuss that the CDC will recommend that vaccinated people wear masks indoors under certain circumstances. WJR Senior News Analyst Marie Osborne joins Guy to talk about the settlement between Detroit schools and teachers to return to the classroom in the fall to include hazard pay and smaller class sizes. Guy talks with Clay Maranville, Technical Leader for Ford Research & Advanced Engineering about how Ford's Refresh95 Air Filter removes particles 30x smaller than a single human hair. John Bursch who is senior counsel for the Alliance Defending Freedom & representing the owner of Country Mill Farms in Charlotte talks with Guy about how the city kicked Steve Tennes out of its farmers market in retaliation for a Facebook post he had written, expressing why his family would not host same-sex weddings on their farm. Senior News Analyst Chris Renwick comes on to talk about playing Inverness Golf Club in Toledo, OH today, the site of the 2021 Solheim Cup from August 31-September 6.

July 27, 2021 ~ Dr. Matthew Sims, Beaumont Health director of infectious disease research, talks with Guy Gordon about the CDC's recommendation that vaccinated people wear masks indoors again.

July 9, 2021 ~ Dr. Matthew Sims, Beaumont Health director of infectious disease research, talks with Chris Renwick about Pfizer proposing a third shot of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Jon talks with Julie Greenfield, Managing Principal of Stella Group, about personal and business adaptability during a pandemic. Julie Greenfield, LEED AP, Managing Principal, Stella Group Julie Greenfield is the Managing Principal of Stella Group, an independent manufacturer's representative firm, covering the state of Michigan. Stella Group represents 11 different manufacturers; marketing their products to Architecture and Design Firms, as well as end users, such as Hospital systems and Universities. Julie has worked in all aspects of the Interior Design Industry: Interior Design, Facilities Management, Construction, and Manufacturing. Prior to joining Stella Group, she managed the design and furniture program for Beaumont Health's Troy Campus and Ambulatory Care Division.   Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon's Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big!   Connect with Julie Greenfield: Website: https://www.stellagroupinc.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julie-greenfield-leed-ap-24029952/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/juliegreenfield28/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/stellagroup/

In this hour, a look at the latest defense of the Affordable Care Act by the U.S. Supreme Court, which has now turned away GOP challenges to the Obama-era reform three times. Julie Rovner of Kaiser Health News on what this latest ruling means, and what lies ahead for the law. Then Dustin Walsh of Crain's Detroit Business on the big merger announced in Southeast Michigan, as Beaumont Health prepares to merge with Grand-Rapids-based Spectrum Health.

The Affordable Care Act has survived its latest legal Supreme Court challenge. Michigan's Beaumont Health is hoping a third merger attempt is a charm. And vaccinated immunocompromised patients may get more benefit from a third dose.

Mike Langlois is a Supply Chain expert, working his way up from the bottom to become Senior VP of Supply Chain for two large and widely recognized Integrated Delivery Networks (IDNs), Ascension Healthcare and Beaumont Health. He helped develop the strategies and tactics for the groups and introduced some truly innovative programs. In this episode Mike takes us inside the world of supply chain in an IDN and helps us understand their challenges and opportunities, and how medical device companies fit in. Some of the things covered were the best way to introduce a product, how to build an effective relationship, what you should be asking your customers, if your customers are talking to each other, and what happens in the middle of a contract when things change.Links from this episode:Mike Langlois LinkedInAscension HealthcareBeaumont HealthMastering Medical Device:WebsitePat Kothe LinkedIn

Berkley Local is a podcast profiling amazing businesses in Berkley Michigan. In episode 25, we feature Dr. Caira Boggs from Beaumont Health. Produced by the Berkley Chamber and sponsored by the Berkley Downtown Development Authority. Learn about more local Berkley businesses by subscribing to “Berkley Local”. Available wherever you listen to podcasts.

April 28, 2021 ~ Full Show. Dr. Matthew Sims from Beaumont Health, Dr. Matthew Denenberg from Spectum Health and Dr. Jonathon Zaidan Owner of Women's Excellence take questions on COVID-19 and the vaccine for Guy Gordon's "Your Voice Matters" and Senator Gary Peters discusses the push for tougher auto safety laws.

New guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says fully vaccinated Americans don't need to wear masks outdoors anymore unless they are in a big crowd of strangers.  WWJ's Brooke Allen talked with Dr. Matt Sims, director, Infectious Diseases Research at Beaumont Health about the new information  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

April 21, 2021 ~ Dr. Gary Trock, Neurologist and Sleep Specialist for Beaumont Health, talks with Guy Gordon about a study that connects lack of sleep and dementia.

This week we're joined by Mike Britt, MD. Dr. Britt is a joint arthroplasty surgeon at UTMB in Galveston, TX. Why leave a lucrative private practice for academia? What drives efficiency in an orthopedic practice? What happens when physicians attempt to unionize? Why are implant contracts legal? What would a cash-only orthopedic practice look like? What is your biggest frustration with your practice? How would you fix healthcare? Like, subscribe, comment on the video. We're also on iTunes, Spotify, and any other podcast platform. Links to all of our episodes as well as our platforms can be found at www.orthotalkpod.com References from this episode: Implant restrictions at Beaumont Health https://www.deadlinedetroit.com/articles/25876/starkman_beaumont_s_orthopedic_surgeons_outraged_over_forced_use_of_medical_implant_devices

Additional workers are now eligible for COVID-19 vaccines in Michigan, Beaumont Health cancels nearly 2,000 vaccine appointments due to an ‘unexpected' vaccine shortage and University of Michigan leaders optimistic for a ‘more normal' fall semester. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In April 2020, Beaumont Health, Michigan's largest healthcare system, made the decision to terminate its established anesthesia group in favor of Texas-based NorthStar Anesthesia, a private equity firm that promised the health system lower staffing costs.  According to reports, more than a dozen physicians and surgeons resigned from the hospital system due to concerns over NorthStar's reputation.NorthStar's contract began on January 1 of this year, and on January 25, Eric Starkman, a reporter at Deadline Detroit, reported the death of a patient due to an anesthesia-related complication during one of the most routine medical procedures: a colonoscopy. Did the replacement of Beaumont's anesthesia team by a private equity firm contribute to the death of this patient?  Not only is Beaumont not talking, but according to reports, staff members are being threatened and intimidated into silence.To help us we will discuss how private equity takeovers in medicine may be harming patients, and what you can do to protect yourself, we are joined by Karen Sibert MD, Clinical Professor in the Dept of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine at UCLA, and a past president of the California Society of Anesthesiologists.Dr. Sibert's advice to all patients undergoing anesthesia: "Ask, 'who is my anesthesiologist?' And if the answer is, 'there isn't one,' they should leave."  Further, "if there isn't a physician overseeing your anesthesia care, I can't reassure you that's going to be a safe situation. I think that every patient has a right to know who is taking care of them. There should be complete transparency, and I think physician-led care is the safest care."Get the book!  https://www.amazon.com/Patients-Risk-Practitioner-Physician-Healthcare/dp/1627343164/Dr. Karen Sibert's blogs:  https://apennedpoint.com/how-could-a-patient-die-from-anesthesia-for-a-colonoscopy/ https://www.kevinmd.com/blog/post-author/karen-s-sibertOne of our personal favorites, which we cite in our book: https://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2011/11/unsupervised-anesthesia-care-nurse-anesthetist-threat-patient-safety.html

The Food and Drug Administration will meet later this month to consider Johnson & Johnson's request for approval of the world's first single-dose COVID-19 vaccine.  WWJ's Brooke Allen talked with Dr. Matthew Sims, Director of Infectious Diseases Research at Beaumont Health.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WWJ's Pat Vitale and Greg Bowman have your Monday morning news briefs including Beaumont Health cancelling 2,700 vaccination appointments set up by someone who hacked into their system.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Jeffrey Fischgrund, chief of Clinical Services at Beaumont Health, got sick after receiving the second dose of the coronavirus vaccine.  He talked with WWJ's Brooke Allen about that and the distribution plan for the vaccine. .   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Healthy Grosse Pointe and Harper Woods is a community well-being initiative that focuses on social, emotional, physical and spiritual health for residents of all ages. In this episode, Dr. Asha Shajahan, the medical director of community health at Grosse Pointe Beaumont Hospital, and Suzy Berschback, the Healthy Communities Manager for Grosse Pointe and Harper Woods at Beaumont Health, discuss how Beaumont's Healthy Grosse Pointe and Harper Woods' program bring healthy living, physical exercise and nutrition to the these communities. Sen. Adam Hollier (D–Detroit) represents citizens of the 2nd District in Wayne County that includes the cities of Detroit, Grosse Pointe, Grosse Pointe Farms, Grosse Pointe Park, Grosse Pointe Woods, Hamtramck, Harper Woods and Highland Park, and the Village of Grosse Pointe Shores. He is an avid problem solver and is leading Michigan to do better.

Beaumont Health, Michigan's largest hospital system, gets COVID-19 vaccine, Tonya Allen leaves the Skillman Foundation for the McKnight Foundation, 2021 Mustang Mach-E electric SUV is everything most of us could ask for, and an update on football in the state of Michigan.

This episode is presented by the American Case Management Association and underwritten by The Pfizer Foundation. Join our host, Deb McElroy, along with featured guest Diane DiFiore, Director of Care Management, Development, and Education at Beaumont Health. Their conversation highlights training for case management staff during the COVID-19 pandemic, how staff was educated about ongoing changes in legislation and processes, challenges faced, and more. Please visit acmaweb.org/podcast for more information, or contact us directly at podcast@acmaweb.org with questions, topic requests, or other feedback. Case management teams across the nation rely on Compass as a comprehensive solution to train and measure competency for their staff. If your organization is interested in learning about Compass Directional Training for case managers and physician advisors, please visit acmaweb.org/compass.

10-23-20 Adel Mozip on his Dearborn School District Race Arab Radio Ray Hanania hosts his weekly Arab Radio show on "The Ray Hanania Show" sponsored by the Arab News Newspaper and broadcast live on the Arab News Facebook Page at www.Facebook.com/TheArabNews Our guests is Adel Mozip who is a candidate for the Dearborn School Board in the Nov. 3, 2020 General Election. Mozip talks about being Arab Americans and the challenges of running for public office. Adel Mozip is a Dearborn father, a software developer for Beaumont Health, and an active citizen who loves Dearborn Schools and Henry Ford College. He is a proud product of Dearborn Schools, a first-generation college graduate who was raised to value the importance of higher education. Adel is running again to ensure quality education for our students; strong schools with happy educators. Adel pledges to continue advocating for an equitable allocation of resources for all students. He is an active member of AAYSP, PTA, Leauge of Women Voters, Eastborn Neighborhood Association, and Dearborn Rotary. Adel has served on two statewide commissions and on the Dearborn School Board since April 2019.   This is a Special Friday Morning Edition broadcast only on WNZK AM 690 Radio and the uS Arab Radio Network The Ray Hanania Show is brought to you on the US Arab Radio Network on WNZK AM 690 in Detroit Michigan … proudly sponsored by the Arab News Newspaper where I write Op-Eds and news and features, and sponsored by many other businesses, organizations and charities … The Arab News Newspaper is the Middle East’s leading English language print newspaper with editions in Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Japan, Pakistan, France and bureaus in London, New York and Chicago where I am based … The US Arab Radio Network was launched in 2005 by journalist and radio network founder Laila Alhusini in an effort to energize and empower Arab Americans … WNZK AM 690 is one of the country’s leading radio stations offering formats for ethnic American communities The Ray Hanania Show is broadcast every Wednesday through the election in November and on the 2nd Friday of every month, and on special Friday editions, featuring guests who address election issues in the news … for more information on our program go to the www.Facebook.com/rghanania or www.ArabNews.com/us2020election  or www.Hanania.com or  www.ArabRadio.us  

Thursday, October 22, 2020 ~ Dr. Matthew Sims, Director of Infectious Diseases Research, Beaumont Health talks about Health care workers to get first COVID-19 vaccine doses in Michigan.

Monday, October 19, 2020 ~ Dr. Matthew Sims, Director of Infectious Disease Research for Beaumont Health talks to Frank on the uptick in COVID-19 cases here in Michigan. What does it tell us?

Jamie is a reader, writer, and wonderer. Fortunately, by day and many a night, he gets to put those skills to use – with great optimism - as President and CEO of SMZ, a third-generation, a family-owned advertising agency in Troy. Some of the clients for whom they quietly make noise include: the Michigan Lottery, Detroit Tigers, Comerica Bank, General RV, Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau, Beaumont Health, NAIAS, Grand Hotel, and more   Here’s what we discussed:  Working for an agency while having a family business  Navigating the new marketing network during COVID  Finding the “next normal”  Connect with Jamie Michelson  @JamJrSMZ on Twitter   https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamiemichelson  

Good Morning and Welcome to the ProactiveIT Cyber Security Daily number 179.  It is Monday August 3rd 2020. I am your host Scott Gombar and Who Hacked Twitter, and How? This podcast is brought to you by Nwaj Tech, a Client Focused and Security Minded IT Consultant based in Central Connecticut.  You can visit us at nwajtech.com  Ransomware feared as possible saboteur for November election Havenly discloses data breach after 1.3M accounts leaked online Confirmed: Garmin received decryptor for WastedLocker ransomware US government sites abused to redirect users to porn sites Canadian MSP discloses data breach, failed ransomware attack Travel company CWT avoids ransomware derailment by paying $4.5m blackmail demand Twitter: Epic Account Hack Caused by Mobile Spearphishing 6,000 Patients Notified About Email Security Breach at Beaumont Health

Eric Starkman, contributor to Deadline Detroit and author of a blog, Starkman Approved, joins Craig today to discuss his series of stories about Beaumont Health, and its proposed merger with Illinois-based Advocate Aurora Health.  The proposed deal is beginning to draw scrutiny from employees, health care industry watchers, and now, the Michigan Attorney General's office.  

Thursday, June 11, 2020 ~ Director of Infectious Diseases Research Dr. Matthew Sims, from Beaumont Health talks to Steve Courtney. What's the difference between asymptomatic and pre-symptomatic spread? And does it matter with Coronavirus?

Resources Mentioned in Today's EpisodeNational Law Review Article: Proposed California Legislation Would Require State Approval for Health Care M&A and Prohibit Use of Health Care Market Power to Raise PriceCalifornia Healthline Article: California AG Seeks More Power To Battle Merger-Hungry Health Care ChainsThe Bond Buyer Article: Two Big Midwest Hospital Mergers CanceledKey TakeawaysExamples of canceled M&A plans.Michigan-based Beaumont Health and Ohio-based Summa Health called off their plans to form a $6.1 billion system after a definitive agreement was signed.Several South Side Chicago hospitals had planned to join forces as part of a $1.1 billion project that included building at least one new hospital and up to half a dozen community health centers.For communicators who are part of a system moving forward with M&A plans or are considering looking for a partner.Emphasize how the proposed transaction will maintain or improve either quality or affordability, ensure access to care for communities, and address the financial challenges faced by health systems as a result of the pandemic.Articulate how the M&A activity will stabilize affected health systems — allowing them to manage the COVID-19 crisis and future pandemics.Speak to audiences in terms of value to all.Center the messages around things like improved quality and stabilization to create a sustainable future in providing care for the community.Communicate messages of job creation and facility creation.People are concerned about job losses with M&A. Think through reactive messages within that context.Highlight how these partnerships will facilitate continued care in a market, which otherwise might lose a valuable healthcare resource.Share positive economic benefits the transaction will bring for local communities.Communications that support the vision, rationale and benefits of a deal will also need to be relevant to the regulatory bodies whose approval may be required.Ensure stabilization where there is only one healthcare agency within the community.This goodwill can be valuable as health systems seek stakeholder and community support for their transactions.Public perception and support of healthcare providers have been extremely positive during the pandemic to date, as evidenced by homemade banners, balcony tributes, and praise on social media.Health systems and their staffs have borne personal risk and financial pain by focusing on patients and public health at the expense of all else.But that goodwill can also be quickly forgotten.As health systems race to the altar to beat out competitors for M&A targets and other strategic relationships, it is critical that they are thoughtful in structuring their deals and justifying the activity.For example, acquisitions and partnerships involving lucrative executive compensation or severance packages will be viewed negatively if undertaken by a system that instituted large compensation reductions across the system or even furloughed or laid off employees during the pandemic.Internal communication has never been more important.We always counsel clients to focus on internal audiences first when announcing an acquisition.But this is even more critical right now since staff have been working tirelessly to treat patients with COVID-19 as well as recover financially from the last few months.Any effective communication plan will need to clearly articulate the benefits to staff and allay any fears of layoffs.

It was announced in January that Beaumont Health in Michigan signed a $6.1 billion deal to merge with Summa Health. However, that partnership, as of May 29th, is no longer happening. Dr. Cliff Deveny, president and CEO of Summa Health, spoke with the Ray Horner Morning Show on the original need to margewith Beaumont, and how the Coronavirus pandemic affected the end of the partnership.

Hear what pharmacist Ghada Abdallah, R.Ph., has to say about why pharmacies with expertise in point-of-care testing and immunizations are a critical part of an all-hands-on-deck response to the COVID-19 crisis our nation is facing. Many state pharmacy associations are providing guidance to pharmacies in their state on how to safely conduct COVID-19 testing in their stores. Point-of-care testing is a newer clinical service that some pharmacies have adopted for such diseases as influenza, strep throat, and now COVID-19. Abdallah discusses her experience setting up successful immunization programs and outlines what you need to know to do the same. Ghada Abdallah, R.Ph., is a clinical pharmacist at Beaumont Health in Royal Oak, Mich., and an independent pharmacy and business consultant. Prior to joining Beaumont she owned and operated her own pharmacies for 11 years. She is passionate about independent pharmacy, specifically in the areas of immunization, addiction, mental health, and end of life care.

This week on the HIPAA Critical Podcast, Hoala Greevy joins us to chat about the Rapid Recovery Stage for hospitals, we take a deeper look into who is winning this week and who is failing, chat about the HIPAA Breach Report for May and learn more about how Beaumont Health's email breach could impact 114,000 patients.

Tuesday, May 26, 2020 ~ Jeffrey Fischgrund, Chief of Clinical Services for Beaumont Health gives an update on their fight against COVID-19 in the system. What are they seeing?

Monday, May 18, 2020 ~ Dr. Matthew Sims, Director of Infectious Disease Research with Beaumont Health talks about no death recorded in city of Detroit yesterday, but with people not obeying “stay at home order” will lead to a second wave in the fall?

 WWJ's Tom Jordan and Roberta Jasina have your latest news including Beaumont Health reporting more than 2,000 people discharged after receiving treatment for the coronavirus.  Plus cuts planned at the University of Michigan. 

Beaumont Health announces nearly 2,500 layoffs, Gov. Whitmer is giving up 10 percent of her salary during the coronavirus pandemic and Michigan greenhouses submit a May 1 reopening plan to the governor.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hear an Intensive Care Unit physician describe what it's like to work in a hospital during the Covid epidemic. Dr. Sam Kais is on the front lines at Beaumont Hospital in Dearborn Michigan doing everything he can to save lives. He talks about hospital conditions, PPE's, Covid management strategies, who are the most vulnerable, and how the medical system is trying to cope. Sam Kais, M.D. Director of Trauma and Critical Care, Beaumont Health in conversation with Kris Ferguson, M.D. Board Certified Anesthesiology & Pain Management and host of the Get Healthy 360 podcast. Interview conducted 3/31/2020 Dr. Kais talks about the following key topics. HIGH RISK POPULATIONS SYMPTOMS WHAT LABS ARE SEEING MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES VENTILATOR MANAGEMENT For the full shownotes, please refer to: https://gethealthy360.com/being-an-er-doctor-during-the-covid-epidemic-dr-sam-kais-dearborn-michigan/

Michigan still has no confirmed cases of the Coronavirus, or COVID-19, as we record this. But it’s inevitable it will come to our state. And frankly, there’s good information out there around it. But there’s lots of noise and not a ton of signal. So we turned to some smart people to help us make sense of it all. Today, we do a deep dive on what the dangers are from coronavirus with an infectious disease expert from Beaumont Health, Dr. Matthew Sims, including what you can do for yourself and how to help prevent the spread. Plus, a lot of people are being told to work from home. So we have some practical tips from freelance marketing expert Latasha James, who has been doing it for years. Finally, we dive into what the impact on the economy could be as it stands today.

This episode features Ryan Catignani, Vice President of Managed Care Contracting and Accountable Care Services at Beaumont Health. Here he talks about the direct employer contracting model, how employers respond to the key payers in each state, and more.

Dr. Matthew Sims, Director of Infectious Disease Research at Beaumont Health – On Detroit Metro Airport being designated as a Coronavirus screening location

Civil rights ballot proposal, new rules can help build retirement savings, hospitals place limitations on patient visitors during flu season, new vehicles, and Detroit Pistons star Blake Griffin has knee surgery, out indefinitely.

Dr. Jaime Hope is an ER Physician at one of the busiest Level 1 Trauma Centers in the country. As a dual-Board Certified physician and Assistant Professor, she teaches Resilience, Confidence, and Healthy Habit creation and maintenance. She utilized her years of research and teaching about healthy habits to write her first book – Habit That!, which hit #1 Bestseller status in multiple categories on Amazon within 24 hours of release.  Dr. Hope is a graduate of the Michigan State University College of Human Medicine class of 2005 and completed residency at Beaumont Health, Royal Oak. Dr. Hope serves on the Patient Experience Committee, the Human Trafficking Task Force, the BMG Service Excellence Committee, the Patient Family Advisory Council, the Pain Management Steering Committee, the Curriculum Integration Subcommittee, the Lifestyle Medicine Interest Group and is passionate about promoting good patient-physician relationships. In addition to clinical medicine topics, she has done national lectures on The Compassionate and Competent Care of Underserved Patient Populations, Confidence and the Imposter Syndrome, Resilience, and Healthy Habit Creation and Maintenance!  Dr. Hope has been an invited lecturer across the country on a variety of medical and health related topics. She offers corporate retreats and workshops to help improve employee productivity, engagement, and decrease absenteeism with healthy habit change. She has done Board Review educational courses, Grand Rounds, podcasts, press conferences, mastermind courses, radio and television appearances in addition to her many live audience sessions.  Dr. Hope hosts a Facebook group called the HabitThat Tribe and loves seeing people get healthier, despite busy lives and perfectly imperfect habits. She is passionate about helping people improve their habits, their health, their resilience, their confidence, and their lives!           In this episode, Karen and Jaime discuss:  Success Story of Jaime  Commit to Get Leads  Recognize the areas you’re not doing as well in, then set a specific plan to reach those goals.  Consult to Sell  Take a look at how you label yourself – when that’s who you believe you are, that’s how you will think and act.  Connect to Build and Grow  The goal is to get the habits you want to the mindless level, make it a keystone, and that’s where the long term habits come from.  Success Thinking, Activities and Vision  Look at the things that could get in the way, then write at least one possible solution next to all of them. There’s always a solution to the potential challenges.  Sweet Spot of Success        "Imagine everything in your life you hold dear, everything that’s important to you, is piled on a table and that table is supported by four legs. Those are the pillars of health – that’s your diet, your exercise, your sleep, and your stress release. If one of those legs starts getting wobbly, it’s going to make it more difficult to support all the other things that you want to do."- Dr. Jaime Hope        *5 Minute Success - Listener Giveaway*   Go here to receive your FREE First Chapter of Habit That!        Connect with Dr. Jaime Hope:      Twitter: @DrHopeHealth  Facebook: The HabitThat Tribe   Website: DrHopeHealth.com   Book: Habit That!: How You Can Health Up in Just 5 Minutes a Day        About the Podcast     Join host Karen Briscoe each week to learn how you can achieve success at a higher level by investing just 5 minutes a day! Tune in to hear powerful, inspirational success stories and expert insights from entrepreneurs, business owners, industry leaders, and real estate agents that will transform your business and life. Karen shares a-ha moments that have shaped her career and discusses key concepts from her book Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day: Secrets of a Top Agent Revealed.      Here’s to your success in business and in life!        Connect with Karen Briscoe:     Twitter: @5MinuteSuccess  Facebook: 5MinuteSuccess  Website: 5MinuteSuccess.com  Email: Karen@5MinuteSuccess.com     5 Minute Success Links     Learn more about Karen’s book, Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day     Karen also recommends Moira Lethbridge's book "Savvy Woman in 5 Minutes a Day"     Subscribe to 5 Minute Success Podcast     Spread the love and share the secrets of 5 Minute Success with your friends and colleagues!       Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.   

US Arab Radio host and Dearborn Board of Education member " Mr. Adel Mozip " hosted Dearborn Schools superintendent " Dr. Glenn Maleyko" to discuss a variety of issues from the upcoming bond vote in November 2019 to the new legislation of reading by 3rd Grade for the new improved lunch choices at Dearborn Schools. In 1995, Superintendent Glenn Maleyko, Ph.D. began his career in education at Oakman and Maples Elementary in Dearborn, Michigan, a suburban community bordering Detroit. In 1997, he was hired as a full-time teacher at Salina Elementary, a school that would become home for the next 12 years. He was named Assistant Principal in 2002 and then Principal of Salina Intermediate in 2003. In 2009, Dr. Maleyko was appointed Principal at DuVall Elementary. Two years later, Maleyko was selected as the new Director of Human Resources and then in 2013 was named Executive Director of Staff and Student Services. He remained in that role until 2015 when he was the unanimous choice of the Board of Education to take the top spot as the leader of the 21,000 student district. Adel Mozip is a Dearborn School Board member since April 2019. He graduated in 2004 from Fordson High School and in 2008 from the University of Michigan-Dearborn with a degree in Computer Engineering and a minor in Computer Science. Mr. Mozip has an MBA from Wayne State. He has also held a number of roles in the community, including serving on the Dearborn's District 2015 and 2018 Strategic Plan Committee and the Governor’s Commission on Middle Eastern American Affairs. Adel works for Beaumont Health and has a startup, www.spanhead.com. The episode was broadcast: 1/10/2019 US Arab Radio can be heard on wnzk 690 AM, WDMV 700 AM, and WPAT 930 AM. Please visit: www.facebook.com/USArabRadio/ Web site : arabradio.us/ Twitter : twitter.com/USArabRadio Instagram : www.instagram.com/usarabradio/ Youtube : US Arab Radio

What are the key pillars of self-care and what do dirty windshields have to do with it? How can you take meditation “off the matt”? What has chronobiology and Ayurveda taught us about working with, rather than against, our circadian rhythm? In the final episode of our Burnout and Resilience Series, Kavitha and Ankur give you some practical tools of self-care to help you avoid burnout. Kavitah Chinnaiyan, MD, is an award-winning author and, Cardiologist and Director of Cardiac CT Research at Beaumont Health, MI. Send us your thoughts to this episode for Ankur to share in future episodes: podcast@radciffe-group.com. Guest @ChinnaiyanMD. Hosted by @AnkurKalraMD. Produced by @RadcliffeCARDIO.

What does mindfulness have to do with burnout? Is our definition of success driving our stress and anxiety? How can we channel our ego into something positive? In our second episode on burnout and resilience, Kavitah Chinnaiyan, MD, and Ankur take a deeper dive into mindfulness and training the brain to move from Default-Mode to Task-Positive Networks. Kavitha is an award-winning author and, Cardiologist and Director of Cardiac CT Research at Beaumont Health, MI. Send us your thoughts to this episode for Ankur to share in future episodes: podcast@radciffe-group.com. Guest @ChinnaiyanMD. Hosted by @AnkurKalraMD. Produced by @RadcliffeCARDIO.

journalist Khalil E. Hachem discussed disaster preparation with a host of experts : Dearborn Police Chief Ron Haddad will discuss law enforcement preparation and activities to prevent and counter-terrorism. Cristy Rankin, director of disaster preparedness at Beaumont Health, will talk about preparations at local hospitals for disasters. Political analysis from Washington DC and Wayne County on gun control and homeland security activities to counter-terrorism. The episode was broadcast: 16/8/2019 US Arab Radio can be heard on wnzk 690 AM, WDMV 700 AM, and WPAT 930 AM. Please visit: www.facebook.com/USArabRadio/ Web site : arabradio.us/ Twitter : twitter.com/USArabRadio Instagram : www.instagram.com/usarabradio/ Youtube : US Arab Radio

How do you nurture resilience in the midst of competition, envy and individualism? What is moral injury? Is the current healthcare landscape driving physicians to burnout? Are we too focused on data and study results? These are some of the questions discussed by Kavitha Chinnaiyan, MD, award winning author, Cardiologist and Director of Cardiac CT Research at Beaumont Health, MI, and host Ankur, in the first episode of this three-part series on burnout and resilience. Send us your thoughts on this topic for Ankur to share in future episodes: pocast@radciffe-group.com. Guest @ChinnaiyanMD. Hosted by @AnkurKalraMD. Produced by @RadcliffeCARDIO.

:19 - 1992 (and 1996) presidential candidate Ross Perot passed away Tuesday at the age of 89. Ray, Jeanne, and Tony talked about the legacy of Perot, mainly how his run in ’92 changed the course of politics. 8:29 - A Michigan-based company Beaumont Health has acquired Summa Health System, though Summa will keep its name. Dr. Cliff Deveny, president and CEO at Summa, talked to Ray about what will change and what will remain the same during and after this transition. 16:32 - Northeast Ohio has been abuzz of late, from the MLB All-Star Game to the Bridgestone Senior Players this week, which leads into next week’s All-American Soap Box Derby. President of the derby, Mark Gerberich, stopped by the studio to preview the events ahead of next week.

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Carolyn Wilson, chief operating officer of Beaumont Health, discusses the potential impact of a new auto insurance fee schedule for the suburban Detroit hospital system under the no-fault insurance reform legislation Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed into law Thursday at the Mackinac Policy Conference.

Welcome to your Tuesday edition of Daily Detroit, where we deliver two pieces of big news: 1. Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson says he has stage four pancreatic cancer and won’t seek an eighth term in 2020. 2. DTE Energy says it expects to sign a deal with the city to swap a decommissioned power plant on the east riverfront so it can be used to store Jeeps built at a new factory being pursued by parent Fiat Chrysler. [Freep] Why is this sad, you ask? This is the important line. FCA said it needs DTE’s Conners Creek land for storage of vehicles for the Jeep plant to be built at Mack and St. Jean. - Detroit Free Press n my opinion, this somehow feels quintessentially Detroit, a repeat of what we’ve always done: surrender to the automobile. Weren’t we supposed to be trying to reclaim our riverfront? And wasn’t DTE Energy crowing about redeveloping that parcel? (Why yes. Yes, they were.) In other news, measles cases are on the rise in Oakland County after being traced to a man who visited the area from Israel, circa New York City. We recently spoke with an infectious disease specialist from Beaumont Health about measles and why it’s coming back. On the lighter side, both John King Books and Motor City Gas get nods for their excellence from Mentalfloss and Yelp respectively. And finally, Jer speaks with James Chapman of Rock Ventures about the Quicken Loans Demo Dayon June 14 and how you can get involved. Thanks for listening to Daily Detroit. Find us and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, and consider supporting us as a member.

Welcome to Tuesday, March 19 and the final day of winter, YAY! On the show today, we run down the news that not only does Detroit have a homegrown winery, but Detroit Vineyards aims to open a tasting room in the Stroh’s Ice Cream building on Gratiot near Eastern Market this spring. Will wonders never cease? Elsewhere, Beaumont Health is proposing to open a $140 million, 117-bed hospital in Oxford, filing a certificate of need application with the state. That makes Beaumont the latest in a list of big health systems that have tried to win approval for a new hospital in the growth exurbs of northern Oakland County. What else, you ask? Freshman U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Detroit, wants to prohibit auto insurers from using a person’s credit history to set insurance rates Tigers pitching ace Michael Fulmer may undergo season-ending Tommy John surgery to reconstruct ligaments in his right elbow Three nonprofits are getting funds to help Detroiters get better jobs A new Mexican bar and restaurant called Peso is set to open in the space formerly occupied by Fist of Curry (and before that, the beloved Huron Room, may it rest in peace) There could be a Lego kit of Mackinac Island’s famed Grand Hotel, if enough of you vote to make it happen Detroit neighborhoods could get residential parking permits under a proposed city ordinance And the city of Detroit has finally begun posting restaurant health inspection results online Thanks for listening to Daily Detroit!

Welcome to Monday, friends. Here's your Daily Detroit for Nov. 5: The workers strike at the Westin Book Cadillac hotel is over, as the Unite Here union announces a settlement and a new contract.  GM has rolled out e-bikes as part of its focus on mobility and cracking urban mobility markets. But it wants help from the public in coming up with a brand name. Beaumont Health and Universal Health Services will open a $40 million, 150-bed inpatient mental health hospital in Dearborn. An oil spill fouls the Red Run in Macomb County. Once a small network of rivers, the Red Run is now mostly used for sanitary and storm sewer runoff into the Clinton River. The Detroit Institute of Arts has opened an expanded gallery of Asian art, courtesy of the founders of Buddy's Pizza. Detroit gets a new bike signal on the edge of Palmer Park. And speaking of pizza, Melody Baetens at The Detroit News has the details about the new Detroit-style pizza being cooked up by the new owners of Como's in Ferndale. The place doesn't open until spring, but it inspired Jer and I to discuss pizza and the finer (and less fine) points of Detroit-style pie. Tomorrow is Election Day, so GET OUT THERE AND CAST YOUR VOTE! We offer you three ways to arrange transport, if you need it, to your local ballot box. Lastly, Brian McCollum at the Freep reports that a long-delayed Aretha Franklin performance documentary called "Amazing Grace" is finally set to see the light of day after more than four decades. Don't forget two things: Vote tomorrow. Subscribe to Daily Detroit wherever you download podcasts. Peace.

In the third episode of our series, we learn about health equity from Ewa Panetta, manager of Patient Safety & Quality at the MHA Keystone Center, and Jacqueline Thomas-Hall, Beaumont Health’s system director of Diversity and Inclusion. Learn what hospitals are doing and how you can get involved at micarematters.org/take-action.

Trigger warning. How many times have you seen that phrase on social media? Do you truly know what it means? What does it mean to have a trigger? To be triggered? How do triggers impact us in our lives, in our performance, and in our relationships?This week, we're exploring these very fundamental questions. The fact of the matter is, we ALL have triggers. It's simply an artifact of the way our minds work. What's most important is that we know what our individual triggers are and how we can be intentional about responding when we encounter them.This week we're hearing from Jodie Eckleberry Hunt. Jodie has a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Indiana State University and is board-certified in Health Psychology. She has been the Director of Health Psychology and Executive Health and Wellness at Beaumont Health since 2016.I truly believe you'll gain a much more nuanced understanding of what a trigger is, how to identify your own, and what to do to be more responsive, rather than reactive, in the face of them.Additional Resources:How to Liberate Your Mind7 Principles for Making Marriage Work (John Gottman)EOS LifeJodie's WebsiteAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy