Podcasts about burn unit

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Lawmakers wrap up a special session to pass a roughly $7 billion state budget.Then, advocates for low-income Mississippians say cuts to federal food assistance will hurt the state.Plus, the University of Mississippi Medical Center opens a new burn unit. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

AP correspondent Julie Walker reports 3 victims of a Pennsylvania plane crash over the weekend were taken to a burn unit for treatment.

Retired Occupational Therapist and dedicated burn survivor ally, Barbara-Anne Hodge joined today's episode of Girls with Grafts! We talk with Barb about her experience working on the burn unit for over 25 years and what led her to help establish the Mamingwey Burn Survivor Society. Although retired, her work with the burn community has not slowed down! Barb is now a dedicated volunteer, ally, and supporter to burn survivors around the world. Enjoyed the show? Tell us by leaving a 5-star review and sharing on social media using hashtag #GirlswithGrafts and tagging Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors!  Meet Our Guest Barbara-Anne Hodge is a retired Occupational Therapist who worked for over 25 years on the Burn Unit at the HSC Hospital in Winnipeg, MB. In the course of her work, she came to know many burn survivors who were dealing with changes to their appearance and to their daily lives due to the burn injuries long after they left the hospital. To address these needs and alongside other Burn Unit staff, she helped establish the Mamingwey Burn Survivor Society in Manitoba in 2003. Today, this organization is known as the Mamingwey Burn Society Inc, and she continues in the role of Board Chair.Barbara-Anne is also a member of the Canadian Burn Survivors Community and is the Secretary of the Board at the Canadian Skin Patient Alliance. She is a past board member of the Firefighters' Burn Fund Inc. in Manitoba. She is now retired from hospital work and enjoys time spent with burn survivors and others as a volunteer through these various organizations. She is mom to 4 grown kids and a grandmother to 2, and spends as much time as possible with her family.Links Learn more about the Mamingwey Burn Survivor SocietyGet connected with the Canadian Burn Survivors CommunitySign up for the Go For the Burn Run 2024Explore the Canadian Burn Survivors Community's Calendar of EventsJoin Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors' weekly Peer Support ChatWatch Girls with Grafts on YouTube!  Podcast Sponsor Today's podcast is powered by Johnson Controls! Johnson Controls is a global leader in fire safety and suppression technologies, helping to save lives and protect people around the world. Learn more about Johnson Controls by visiting their website: https://www.johnsoncontrols.com. Sponsor Girls with Grafts  Interested in becoming a sponsor of the show? Email us at info@phoenix-society.org.  

Certified Child Life Specialist, Jessica Lewin, talks with friend and CCLS, Kate Hamelin, about her 20 years of experience working on the burn unit. Starting her career as a social worker working within the child welfare arena, she pivoted unexpectedly into child life and has never left. Throughout this episode, we take a peek into the burn ICU's complexities, discussing the delicate balance of providing care and preparing young patients for the stark realities they may face. Kate's expertise shines as she shares the strategies for explaining the ICU's intricacies to children and the therapeutic methods that alleviate the excruciating process of healing. It's a candid glance into the lives of those who find purpose in the pain and seek to ease it, not just for the patients but also for their families, clinging to the promise of life beyond the bandages.She shares with us the balance of skills needed when working in the burn unit to have the urgency and adaptability needed when working in the ED but also the creativity that comes when working with long term patients on intensive care units. Join us for an episode that not only inspires but also empowers, offering a wealth of wisdom for those eager to make a difference in the world of child life and emergency care.Track: Odessa — LiQWYD & Scandinavianz [Audio Library Release]Music provided by Audio Library PlusWatch: https://youtu.be/jNy-Dp3lgcgFree Download / Stream: https://alplus.io/odessa

Some people may see J.R. Martinez's burn scars and think that he is defined by that single day in his life. But J.R.'s journey towards vulnerability and resilience began long before his time in the military and the twists and turns it's taken since nearly defy imagination.   Listen to the latest episode of All About Change as J.R. describes his trajectory to Jay. He's gone from recovering in a military burn unit to becoming a motivational speaker, actor, winner of Dancing with the Stars, and advocate for veterans and other charitable causes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SmackDown is in Columbus this week. The blue brand is hanging with the Blue Jackets. On this week's recap heavy show, we get to play Who's The Heel with the Bobby Bunch and LWO. We get to find out why our favourite Boating Enthusiast is Back in WWE and Damage Ctrl. Someone put WWE Main Event on (again) in the middle of the show with Dragon Lee and Cedric (how many times do we need to see this?). They need to rush Grayson Waller to the Burn Unit after LA Knight's promo, and discover Kevin Owen's telestrator skills. And we get the setup of Women's War Games. All this and more on this week's SmackDaddies. Check out all of our podcasts on SNMERadio.com and support the show by joining us at Patreon.com/SNMERadio.

    Get ready to embark on a captivating journey through the pages of military medicine history as we speak with retired Army Colonel Dr. Evan Renz on WarDocs. Dr. Renz, a seasoned General/Trauma Surgeon and Burn Specialist with a rich trove of experience unfolds the evolution of military wound care from the era of World War II to the present day. As we trace the progression from hemorrhage control and debridement to advancements in medications, Damage Control concepts, and the use of innovative wound care technologies, Dr. Renz champions the importance of learning from our past and integrating these lessons into future military medical training.    Drawing from his first-hand experience, Dr. Renz guides us through the intricate landscape of wound management in damage control resuscitation and surgery scenarios. We speak about the world of negative pressure wound therapy, starting from his initial use of a Wound Vac in 1997 to its evolution over the years. Experience the crux of Army Medicine as we venture into the crucial considerations surgeons must take when evaluating wounds where a tourniquet is applied to control bleeding and preserve the patient's hemodynamic stability.    Our exploration takes a detour to the US Institute of Surgical Research Burn Center in San Antonio, where Dr. Renz shares his valuable insights on complex burns and wound care management. The discussion reveals intriguing practices such as avoiding prophylaxis antibiotics for isolated burn injuries and the strategic use of negative pressure wound treatment. Learn more about the fine balance of initiating and adjusting fluid for patients, the crucial decision-making process involved in combat wound closure, and the pressing need to pass on knowledge and training in the advances of technology. We guarantee that this episode will leave you with a newfound respect for Military Medicine and those who dedicate their lives to its advancement. So, join us for an eye-opening journey into the world of military medicine with Dr. Renz!   Chapters: (0:00:00) - Military Wound Care Evolution (0:13:59) - Wound Management in Damage Control (0:28:44) - Burn Center and Wound Care Management (0:46:13) - Decisions in Combat Wound Closure   Chapter Summaries: (0:00:00) - Military Wound Care Evolution (14 Minutes) Retired Army Colonel Dr Evan Renz, a General/Trauma Surgeon with extensive experience in training and working at the US Institute of Surgical Research's Burn Unit in San Antonio, provides insights into the evaluation and treatment of complex wounds. He emphasizes the critical importance of documenting and learning from our past to help prepare us for future conflicts and to make sure that these lessons are included in military medical training opportunities. We discuss the changes in wound management from World War II to today, from the importance of hemorrhage control and debridement to advancements in medications and technologies improving wound care.   (0:13:59) - Wound Management in Damage Control (15 Minutes) Dr. Evan Renz discusses the importance of wound management in damage control resuscitation. He shares his experience with his first use of a Wound Vac in 1997 and how the use of negative pressure wound therapy evolved over time. We explore the special considerations surgeons must take when evaluating a wound where a tourniquet is in place and how these decisions can help preserve the patient's hemodynamic stability.   (0:28:44) - Burn Center and Wound Care Management (17 Minutes) Dr. Renz explains that isolated burn injuries do not require prophylactic antibiotics; however, traumatic combat wounds should be treated with an initial dose of antibiotics in addition to a Tetanus booster.  Dr. Renz shares his experience with the use of the Wound Vac in the Burn Center and the key questions that he would ask when taking calls for burn management care. He also explains the importance of avoiding over-resuscitation and how to initiate and adjust fluid for the patient. Finally, he outlines the care that the patient would receive in regard to their wounds once they reach Role 4 or 5 facilities.   (0:46:13) - Decisions in Combat Wound Closure (7 Minutes) Dr. Evan Renz shares his experience with the Emergency War Surgery manuals and the use of Wound Vacs in the field.  We also discuss the importance of repeating a primary and secondary survey with each transfer of care and how to identify when a wound can or should be closed primarily or covered by a flap or graft. Finally, Dr. Renz speaks to the importance of passing on knowledge and training in the advances of technology so that it is not forgotten.   Take Home Messages: Military medicine has evolved significantly from the World War II era to the present day, highlighting the importance of learning from the past to enhance future medical training. Advances in medications and wound management techniques, such as leaving more wounds open and exteriorizing the bowel for abdominal injuries, have marked significant milestones in military medicine. Negative pressure wound therapy has seen remarkable evolution over the years and plays a crucial role in wound management in damage control resuscitation. Surgeons need to make critical considerations when evaluating a wound downstream from a tourniquet in order to preserve the patient's hemodynamic stability. Burn centers play a crucial role in wound care management, with innovative practices like avoiding prophylaxis antibiotics for isolated burn injuries and the strategic use of wound vac. Adjusting and initiating fluid for patients and making critical decisions on combat wound closure are part of the complex process in wound care management. Knowledge and training in technological advances in wound care need to be passed on to future generations to ensure continuous improvement. Initial wound care at the point of injury prioritizes hemorrhage control, as highlighted by the TCCC guidelines. Wound management in damage control resuscitation involves the careful evaluation and treatment of wounds and extensive documentation of each treatment process to guide subsequent care. Wound care management, especially in a resource-limited setting, requires a practical approach, including bedside care, ensuring proper lighting and pain control.   Episode Keywords: Military Medicine, Wound Care, Damage Control, Burn Center, Wound Management, Negative Pressure Wound Therapy, Tourniquet, Hemodynamic Stability, Prophylaxis Antibiotics, Image Control, Debridement, Fluid Management, Combat Wound Closure, War Surgery, Wound Vac, Technology Training   Hashtags: #wardocs #military #medicine #podcast #MilMed #MedEd #MilitaryMedicine #CombatWoundCare #DrEvanRenz #WarDogsPodcast #MedicalEvolution #MilitaryTraining #BurnInjuries #DamageControlResuscitation #WoundVacTherapy #BattlefieldMedicine   Honoring the Legacy and Preserving the History of Military Medicine   The WarDocs Mission is to honor the legacy, preserve the oral history, and showcase career opportunities, unique expeditionary experiences, and achievements of Military Medicine. We foster patriotism and pride in Who we are, What we do, and, most importantly, How we serve Our Patients, the DoD, and Our Nation.   Find out more and join Team WarDocs at https://www.wardocspodcast.com/ Check our list of previous guest episodes at https://www.wardocspodcast.com/episodes  Listen to the “What We Are For” Episode 47. https://bit.ly/3r87Afm   WarDocs- The Military Medicine Podcast is a Non-Profit, Tax-exempt-501(c)(3) Veteran Run Organization run by volunteers. All donations are tax-deductible and go to honoring and preserving the history, experiences, successes, and lessons learned in Military Medicine. A tax receipt will be sent to you. 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This episode is brought to you by Set for Life Insurance - a trusted partner in disability insurance for physicians.  Dr. Neda Gould, a clinical psychologist and professor at Johns Hopkins, discusses strategies for managing patient anxiety in healthcare settings. She highlights the significance of normalizing anxiety, building rapport, and employing mindfulness and grounding techniques to alleviate patient distress. Looking for something specific? Here you go! 00:02:05 Normalize anxiety, reduce uncertainty.  00:05:17 Addressing anxiety with empathy.  00:11:29 Normalize anxiety, establish rapport  00:19:32 Humor can help build rapport.  00:22:49 Humanizing interactions reduces patient anxiety.  00:27:56 Tools for managing anxiety. More on Dr. Neda Gould: Over a decade ago, clinical psychologist Neda Gould was a postdoctoral fellow working on the Burn Unit at Johns Hopkins Bayview when she heard about a compelling new course. It focused on teaching the basics of mindfulness as a tool for  reducing stress. Intrigued, Gould enrolled, hoping the tools she learned could be used to help patients with burns who were suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. Dr. Gould is Director of the Mindfulness Program and Associate Director of the Bayview Anxiety Disorders Clinic, both in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Did ya know…  You can also be a guest on our show? Please email me at brad@physiciansguidetodoctoring.com to connect or visit www.physiciansguidetodoctoring.com to learn more about the show! Socials: @physiciansguidetodoctoring on FB  @physicianguidetodoctoring on YouTube @physiciansguide on Instagram and Twitter

On December 5, 2005, Air Force Special Ops Paratrooper Israel Del Toro's life changed completely when, returning to his base, the Humvee he was in ran over an IED. The resulting explosion and fire burned Del Toro over 80% of his body. He survived, somehow, and was transported back to a U.S. hospital. Against enormous odds, his trials and tribulations to live were just beginning. For the next four months, Del Toro lay in a coma. On three separate occasions his devoted wife, Carmen, was called to his side as doctors feared he would not make it overnight. His story is not only one of courage and overcoming horrific obstacles from war, but also conquering myriad roadblocks throughout his life. His amazing story began inspiring other wounded troops, and soon thereafter Del Toro became an advocate for others in the Burn Unit and those badly injured. He continues to inspire today, speaking at numerous organizations and foundations, and numbers among his strongest friends President George W. Bush, Prince Harry, Gary Sinise, and Jon Stewart. Del Toro has gone on to set records and win medals at The Warrior Games and The Invictus Games. He'as the recipient of a Purple Heart and the Bronze Star. He won the Pat Tillman Courage Award at the ESPYs. Perhaps his most amazing accomplishment, though, occurred in February of 2010 when he became the first completely disabled airman ever to re-enlist in the Air Force and become an instructor. Today Del Toro is officially retired from the Air Force, but still encouraging troops and others dealing with major setbacks in their lives. He advocates for awareness and change in public policy for wounded, injured, and ill soldiers. Most recently,  he put pen to paper and authored ‘A PATRIOT'S PROMISE: Protecting My Brothers, Fighting for My Life, and Keeping My Word' which details his entire story.Israel's Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/idt21/?hl=enIsrael's new book - ‘A PATRIOT'S PROMISE: Protecting My Brothers, Fighting for My Life, and Keeping My Word':https://www.amazon.com/Patriots-Promise-Protecting-Brothers-Fighting-ebook/dp/B0B9KV5HR1FirstNet Built with AT&T:http://www.firstnet.com/healthandwellnessDownload the O2X Tactical Performance App:app.o2x.comLet us know what you think:Website - http://o2x.comIG - https://instagram.com/o2xhumanperformance?igshid=1kicimx55xt4f 

On December 5, 2005, Air Force Special Ops Paratrooper Israel Del Toro's life changed completely when, returning to his base, the Humvee he was in ran over an IED. The resulting explosion and fire burned Del Toro over 80% of his body. He survived, somehow, and was transported back to a U.S. hospital. Against enormous odds, his trials and tribulations to live were just beginning. For the first time, Del Toro tells the full story of his ordeal in his truly inspiring memoir, A PATRIOT'S PROMISE: Protecting My Brothers, Fighting for My Life, and Keeping My Word (St. Martin's Press, on sale July 4, 2023, $28.99). For the next four months, Del Toro lay in a coma. On three separate occasions his devoted wife, Carmen, was called to his side as doctors feared he would not make it overnight. His story is not only one of courage and overcoming horrific obstacles from war, but also conquering myriad roadblocks throughout his life. At age 12, he lost his father and became the man of the house. Having been told by his high school guidance counselor he should just concentrate on going to a local junior college, the determined teen ended up with a scholarship to the University of Illinois. But just as things started rounding into shape in his young life, his mother unexpectedly died. Now Del Toro had to fully embrace the promise he gave his father to take care of his younger siblings. He walked away from his college dream and returned home to care for his family. With his siblings growing up, and family members close by, Del Toro made the tough decision to enlist in the Air Force. His skills were a natural fit and his superior officers could see his natural leadership qualities. Though recently married, with a baby boy to care for as well, he was deployed to Afghanistan. His strength and perseverance made his fellow cadets gravitate towards him. And then.December 5, 2005. Still, after being told he'd spend 18 months in the hospital, Del Toro was so determined to return home that he was released only two months into his stay. He still needed daily care from his wife, Carmen, and his greatest fear remained - would his young three-year-old son be frightened of his physical appearance? When father and son met again after months of separation, the young boy ran into his father's arms. All he wanted was his Dad back. His amazing story began inspiring other wounded troops, and soon thereafter Del Toro became an advocate for others in the Burn Unit and those badly injured. He continues to inspire today, speaking at numerous organizations and foundations, and numbers among his strongest friends President George W. Bush, Prince Harry, Gary Sinise, and Jon Stewart. Del Toro has gone on to set records and win medals at The Warrior Games and The Invictus Games. He won the Pat Tillman Courage Award at the ESPYs. Perhaps his most amazing accomplishment, though, occurred in February of 2010 when he became the first completely disabled airman ever to re-enlist in the Air Force and become an instructor. Though he couldn't deploy again he was at least back in the game.

Today's episode covers a killer New York nurse that went from Hero to Zero. Enjoy!Support the show

We had the chance to talk to guitar legend Steve Vai about his latest album. "Vai/Gash" and the story behind it is better told by the man himself:  “This record was written and recorded in somewhat of a stream of consciousness in 1991 within perhaps a 2-week period as an answer to my desire to have a particular kind of music to listen to when I was riding my Harley with my friends.  It's reminiscent of a certain type of rock music I enjoyed as a teenager in the 1970's.  These recordings sat on the shelf for over 30 years and are being released now in 2023.  Here's the story…Around 1990, I was overcome with a desire to rip out what I thought would be a straight-ahead type of rockrecord that contained the kind of music I wish I had to listen to when I was that teenager ensconced in the biker culture.  And then I met Johnny “Gash” Sombrotto.”John was born in Queens, New York and as a youth was an avid motorcycle enthusiast.  In 1977 at the age of 21, he endured aserious accident that caused his body to catch fire while plunging 30 feet onto a barbed wire fence.  Vai wrote in the liner notes, “The doctors told his family that he had third degree burns over 60% of his body, and that if he even survived, there was a strong possibility that he would lose his right arm and left leg.  While in the Burn Unit, he endured excruciating pain, especially when given the intense daily cycle of hot baths for his burns.  He soldiered on, and after a month he was finallydischarged from the hospital.  Luckily, no limbs were amputated.  He was, however, left with a partial left ear and layers of skin grafts over his neck, arms, legs, and entire chest.  The stories he told about his recovery and the excruciating pain involved were crushingly gut wrenching.  But he survived, and eventually thrived again.  He made his way out to Los Angeles in 1982and got right back up on his motorcycle.”Vai met John through a mutual friend, Mark Cimino.  They bonded over biker culture, and he chose the name “Gash” as a nickname."He continues, “…something in me wanted to get him in the studio and see how he would belt over these biker type songs I had demoed, but nothing could have prepared me for the voice that came out of his mouth.  I had to think, of course he sounds like that because that's him, confident, authentic, fearless but with a light-hearted intention.  This was the voice I wanted to hear wailing over these slamming rock tracks.  I was stunned.  Around that time frame I was also starting to launch work on ‘Sex and Religion' and was hoping to eventually record more than the 8 songs I had laid down with John for an alternative project,but that was proven impossible.  On September 7th, 1998, two days after my father had passed away, the phone rang, and it was John's beloved girlfriend Nancy. Her voice was quaking, and I somehow knew what she was going to tell me. ‘John was in a bike accident and was killed'.”After three decades, Steve Vai has finally shared this master with The World.  In his opinion, “He would have absolutely been the greatest rock lead singer you would ever want to know.  All the elements were in place, but he was gone. Disheartened, I put the entire project on the shelf, and would listen to it at least once a year for the past 30 years, especially around the anniversary of his passing.  Then recently something compelled me to want to put it out now. I wish you would have had a chance to get to know John.  I believe you would have loved him just as we all did.  For now, he is ‘In the Wind'.”

The state's university hospital adds a burn unit.Then, emergency services in the Gulf South are spending more time waiting to offload patients at hospitals and that means fewer of them are responding to calls at any given time.Plus, the Mississippi House of Representatives passes a bill limiting gender affirming care. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Steve Vai and Favored Nations / Mascot Label Group have announced the release of VAI / GASH, a straight-ahead rock record that Vai recorded 30 years ago with his great friend, Johnny “Gash” Sombrotto.VAI / GASH is released digitally and on CD on January 27, 2023. The vinyl album release will follow on February 24 .Vai reflects, “Around 1990, I was overcome with a desire to rip out what I thought would be a straight-ahead type of rock record that contained the kind of music I wish I had to listen to when I was that teenager ensconced in the biker culture. And then I met Johnny “Gash” Sombrotto.”John was born in Queens, New York, and as a youth was an avid motorcycle enthusiast. In 1977 at the age of 21, he endured a serious accident that caused his body to catch fire while plunging 30 feet onto a barbed wire fence. Vai wrote in the liner notes, “The doctors told his family that he had third-degree burns over 60% of his body and that if he even survived, there was a strong possibility that he would lose his right arm and left leg. While in the Burn Unit, he endured excruciating pain, especially when given the intense daily cycle of hot baths for his burns. He soldiered on, and after a month he was finally discharged from the hospital. Luckily, no limbs were amputated. He was, however, left with a partial left ear and layers of skin grafts over his neck, arms, legs, and entire chest.The stories he told about his recovery and the excruciating pain involved were crushingly gut-wrenching. But he survived, and eventually thrived again. He made his way out to Los Angeles in 1982 and got right back up on hismotorcycle.”Ahead of the release of the 30-year-old record VAI / GASH, on January 27th, 2023, Steve Vai sits down with Dino Bedrocker to discuss why now is the right time to release the album in honour of his late great friend Johnny “Gash” Sombrotto Support the show

While the Vancouver Canucks early season difficulties continue (they lost again while this episode was being recorded), the troubles the team face pale to those former Canuck Aaron Volpatti encountered on his journey to the NHL. Aaron joins hosts Anna & Chris to talk about the launch of his new book, FIGHTER: Defying The NHL Odds, and the story he tells about overcoming adversity and defining his own comeback story to simply play hockey. Using a unique visualization process, Aaron took back control of his life at a time he was told his journey was to go in a different direction, not only getting back to the game he loved yet demonstrating a story that took him to the NHL. And after speaking to Aaron, Anna & Chris take stock of what's happened (or hasn't) in the past week as the Canucks continue to lose - from some hot quotes to jerseys hitting the ice, to home-team players getting bood and a team potentially in disarray. FIGHTER: Defying The NHL Odds For 54 days following the book's release on October 25, 40% of the profits will go directly to the Burn Fund Centre here in Vancouver – a tribute to his Vancouver Canucks jersey number (#54) and 40% second and third-degree burns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's episode I'm talking with Cosmetic Nurse Injector Paula Miller of Embellish Medical. She's got over 20 years of experience in the pharmaceutical/medical industry. Paula has worked as a Nurse in ENT, Oral Surgery, Plastic Surgery and Burn Unit.   When you're new to cosmetic injections, there's a lot to know and Paula is passionate about natural enhancements.   Tune in and you'll discover: The difference between botox and fillers. Where and why fillers are used. How to choose the best provider. What to expect on your first visit. And SO much more. To learn more about Embellish Medical, please visit them at https://EmbellishMedical.com

WDAY First News Anchor Se Kwon breaks down the top stories for Monday, Aug. 1, 2022. InForum Minute is produced by Forum Communications and brought to you by reporters from The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead and WDAY TV. Visit inforum.com/subscribe to subscribe.

The title says it all tbh - this month, your two favourite affronts to God are firing up the Burn Unit to dish out more insults than Nana's wardrobe! Your Da sells Avon. Follow us online @unnamed_drag Also if you laugh at any of our jokes, remember you owe us money - so why not donate to our charity, Community Reach-Around? Find out more here: https://www.patreon.com/unnameddrag

Cale Hoffman suffered burns to 80 percent of his body while burning brush near his home in Pike County, Indiana. He's been recovering since November at U of L Hospital, and the staff just threw him a surprise 18th birthday party! SOURCE: https://www.wdjx.com/staff-at-u-of-l-health-throw-surprise-18th-birthday-party-for-burn-unit-patient/

If you made the unfortunate mistake of going to youtube to learn to sell on Amazon, odds are you're starting to feel the burn. You've been burned by spending 1000's on a course, 1,000s more on a coach, hundreds monthly on software and then 1000's more on tools, resources, experts and the list goes on and on. In the end, you're stuck with unsellable inventory. We've heard it OVER AND OVER for years. Sometimes I feel like our community is the "burn unit" of a hospital for Amazon sellers who had their dreams and hopes crushed. THere's a better way. Let's talk about it.   Show note LINKS: Proven Amazon Course - https://ProvenAmazonCourse.com - Are you ready to be successful selling on Amazon? It's time to get instant access to the most widely used, most up to date, most creative and industry leading course in the "Learn to sell on Amazon" space. You'll find hundreds of recent success stories in our Free Facebook group from Amazon sellers using all manner of creative strategies from our ri   My Silent Team Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/mysilentteam 100% FREE! Join 62,000 + members from around the world who are using the internet creatively every day to launch and grow multiple income streams through our exciting PROVEN strategies! There's no support community like this one anywhere else in the world   JimCockrumCoaching.com Get a free session with a business consultant on our team at 1-800-994-1792 / 1-801-693-1688 or TEXT US at 385-284-7701 (US & Canada only for Text)     SilentJim.com/updates - get an alert on your smartphone each time we have a new podcast episode!   Here's a popular post in our Facebook group about why new sellers should NEVER start out attempting to introduce new products or brands on Amazon:   https://www.facebook.com/groups/mysilentteam/permalink/3113887732060649/  

Segment 1: NFL Week 6. College football roundup. Tennessee BSE, the Ed O gas station whoa, Georgia's D. Purdue knocks the number 2 out of Iowa. MLB playoffs, Dodgers – Braves, Astros – Red Sox, the hot or not rollercoaster. The Rams blowout the Giants. The accidental NY Giants deep dive of fail and the referendum on Gettleman. Daniel Jones, Matt Stafford, and a matter of fit. Bengals – Lions. Backing the bus up on Jared Goff and Ja'Marr Chase gives someone the business. Trogdor's big, beefy arm. From Matt Van Pelt to Meth Van Pelt. Braves dap, Joctober, and Joc Pederson rocks the pearl necklace. Packers – Bears. Aaron Rodgers still owns the Bears. Double birds away! The Rodgers dilemma and lessons from the Patriots, the Bucs, and the TB12 method. Friendly QB rules and career longevity. The Russell Wilson parallel. The complete mishandling of Sean Taylor's jersey retirement ceremony (1.01.25). Jackson Mahomes TikTok dances on the Sean Taylor 21 – where's George Teague when you need him? Remembering Sean Taylor (RIP). Derrick Henry blows up the Bills and gets an Adele dedication. The Failhorn goes off the Meth VP rails, Dust in the Wind style. The Sports Brew, NSFW edition.    Segment 2 (1.22.28): Salud o'clock! Easy drinking at Todd's. Backyard drinking DD planning, porta potty problems, Willie Nelson smoking trees, and a rando McNabb drop. The Failhorn ban. The October sportspocalypse. Happy anniversary, D-Stat! The Ben Simmons saga, we talking about practice, and a prescient pre-draft analysis. Pro tips from Jason Kelce - Philly fans sniffing out the BS. The Dennis Schroeder parallel. Watering trees (and HVAC equipment). TikTok school challenge ridiculousness, wrecking school bathrooms, and a Sports Brew PSA. The Ravens annihilate the Chargers. Titans – Bills, Derrick Henry gloss, and going for the win. Cardinals – Browns. Raiders – Broncos. The Jaguars finally win and their kicker gets drug tested. Chiefs – Washington. Cowboys – Patriots shenanigans, the CeeDee Lamb show, and a Dallas stat party. Steelers – Seahawks, DK Metcalf cranks up the BSE, and Shannon Sharpe chimes in. The Failhorn two sack mesome. Vikings – Panthers. Colin Powell RIP. Wrap up, Sanford and Son, We are the World, a shout out for Jeff, and the burn unit says hi. MP3 format, 10-21-2021. This is how we Brew it: Join the Brew Crew on Facebook @SportsBrew Twitter: vasportsbrew Find us on Podbean, iTunes, Stitcher Radio, LiveSportscaster.com, Amazon Music, and the Google Play Store - Key words: Sports Brew Cheers and beers flavored by Captain Morgan 100 Proof, Jack Daniel's, Coca-Cola, El Segundo Brewing's Stone Cold Steve Austin's Broken Skull IPA, Three Notch'd Hop Debacle IPA, Hardywood's Maple Vanilla Bourbon Baltic Porter, Hardywood's Christmas Morning Gingerbread Stout, Trader Joe's Speculoos Cookie Butter Beer, and the general deliciousness of beer.

Thanks to all 4 of you for tuning in! Today we'll discuss dream cover songs and also literal nightmare cover songs. We'll also find out exactly what it is that Mexican's love so much about Morrissey and find out how good we are at guessing the price of fancy sex toys. Update on the Great Chinese Food Showdown, a new RATDP version of Burn Unit, and a truly disturbing set of "Would You Rather's". Watch On YouTube: https://bit.ly/3rCf1Jh Dream Covers - (13:28) What Are We Watching? - (19:53) Chewie's Data Dump - (28:42) Chinese Food Brackets - (37:16) Death Metal - (44:37) Pink Cherry Price is Right - (50:08) Burn Unit - (58:30) Fun Fact! - (66:01) Would You Rather - (68:40)

We discuss Jerome Walton, The Burn Unit, Stan says a word, drafting our favorite kids, Dave being on the school board, and Symantec satiation.

Carol Gino RN, MA, has been a nurse, author and teacher for many years. She has worked in all areas of nursing including Emergency Room, Intensive Care, the Burn Unit, Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, Pediatric Intensive Care, and Hospice Care for the terminally ill. Currently, through coaching one-on-one with individual clients, her Masters in Transpersonal Studies allows her to focus on new modalities for healing, changes in consciousness, and cross-cultural healing. Carol is the author or co-author of over 8 books, including Los Angeles Times and New York Times bestsellers. She's also created several products and online programs for Nurses, Writers and those seeking their Higher Guidance.Ms. Gino has appeared on many television and radio shows including; The Today Show, Charlie Rose, Houston Live, Regis, AM Los Angeles, AM San Francisco and she has been featured in several publications: People Magazine, New York Magazine, American Journal of Nursing, Nursing, and other Nursing journals. Her first book, The Nurse's Story was published by Simon and Schuster, sold to nine foreign countries and is still in print internationally. More about Carol at: https://www.carolgino.com/bio --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/camillekauer/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/camillekauer/support

It's Volunteer Week and at Arkansas Children's we know how important our volunteers are in helping kids be better today and healthier tomorrow. In this episode we sit down with Fant and Carol, two of our longest serving volunteers at Arkansas Children's, to discuss their passion for volunteering, the impact COVID-19 had, and the special calling that volunteers feel, especially at a childrens hospital.

In Today's audio shindig, we’ll put our buttholes to the ultimate test and re-open the doors of the Burn Unit, and we’ll also find out who will be the bride if Beav and I get married. We’ll get to the final four of the great condiment showdown and see where we currently stand on the concept album concept. New music from Architects, False Heads, Biffy Clyro (featuring Stump on vocals) and a killer live track from my musical man crush. And this week we’ll open it up with The College Football Nice Name Game and wrap it up with a newly vaccinated batch of Hot or nots! Playlist: https://spoti.fi/35FcPJ6 Nice Name - (23:00) Concept Concept- (40:55) Steely Dumb - (66:35) Condiment Brackets - (83:52) Burn Unit - (101:37) Hot or Not - (119:45) Music From: Manchester Orchestra | Barns Courtney | STARSET | Architects | Bayside | Asking Alexandria | Coheed and Cambria | False Heads | 10 Years | Turbowolf | Incubus | Maggie Lindemann | FANGZ | Biffy Clyro | The Lottery Winners | Frank Turner | Speech Patterns | Liily

This episode features Jonathan Bayuo (Presbyterian University College, Abetifi, Eastern, Ghana and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Kowloon, Hong Kong). The immediacy of death in the burn unit is usually in the order of hours or days requiring the timely application of palliative care. Although the culture of burns/ critical care units is evolving the support the integration of palliative care, several barriers such as prognostication and lack of guidelines exist. Clinicians working in burn/ critical care units may experience emotional exhaustion The findings suggest a complex decision-making process which may delay the initiation of comfort care. Collaboration with palliative care practitioners and training are required to support the integration of palliative care in the burn unit. Guidelines to support the delivery of palliative care may focus on communication, symptom management, and post-bereavement support for families and staff. A collaborative model of care is required to support palliative care integration in the burn unit. Palliative care for severely burned patients may need to commence alongside active burns management.

This is the most heartwarming story you'll hear all day. Imagine a dog almost dying from a house fire and then turning into a therapy dog for a burn unit?! Listen to Taka's story.

Mob Radio Podcast

Robbie Brings 'August Rush' to Jeriah, Sam, and E's attention.  Will the crew rain down praise?  Or do they burn it like the August sun does to our skin? Listen to find out!

Mob Radio Podcast

Two recent alumnae share insight into their unique careers. Our first guest is Emily Miller, a burn nurse at Parkland Hospital in Dallas, Texas. She explains her love of being in the burn care unit to treat patients and why she enjoys cleaning and caring for patients' wounds. She is joined by Kimi Stevenson, a cancer and transplant nurse at Primary Children's Hospital. Her love of helping young patients is equal to the happiness she receives from supporting families with oncology needs. Both guests provide contact details to those wanting to learn more about these careers. The College of Nursing at Brigham Young University presents nursing careers and professional insight to undergraduate students. This is the tenth in The College Handoff series and was recorded in October of 2020.