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This episode of the MiCare Champion Cast explores the latest on healthcare workplace safety with Brian Uridge, MPA, CPP, CHPA, CTM, senior director at the University of Michigan Department of Public Safety and Security (DPSS). As a sworn police officer for the university, Uridge manages over 300 public safety staff members for a system that has 40,000 employees and sees over four million patients a year. In this role, Uridge prioritizes creating a culture of safety beyond moments when he and his team are responding to a security threat. The discussion explores the integral role of Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management (BTAM) for identifying and managing safety threats. All resources shared in the episode are open-source and available for other hospitals and health systems to use to enhance security protocol. Those interested in learning more or collaborating with the UM Health DPSS team are encouraged to contact Brian at buridge@med.umich.edu or visit the UM Health DPSS page at: https://www.dpss.umich.edu/content/about/our-departments/michigan-medicine-security/

Kathleen Titus, Race Director for the Philadelphia Marathon Weekend, shares exciting updates about one of the city's most celebrated sporting events. From November 22 to 24, a record-breaking 37,000 participants will take part in the AACR Philadelphia Marathon, Dietz & Watson Half Marathon, and Rothman Orthopaedics 8K. The weekend also features a free Health & Fitness Expo and a Children's Zone for families. This milestone year saw race registration sell out nearly two months earlier than last year. Learn more at PhiladelphiaMarathon.com and AACR.org.  Hugh Organ, Chief Program Officer of Covenant House Pennsylvania (CHPA), joins us to mark Youth Homelessness Awareness Month and the 25th anniversary of CHPA's work supporting homeless youth. Hugh discusses the significance of their annual Sleep Out event on November 21, where participants spend the night outside with only a cardboard box and a sleeping bag to raise awareness and funds for youth homelessness. Discover how CHPA is making a difference at CovenantHousePA.org. Sleep Out. Follow them on social media:  Facebook: Covenant House PAInstagram: @covenanthousepaTwitter: @CovenantHousePALinkedIn: Covenant House Pennsylvania Finally, Angela Giampolo of Giampolo Law Group returns for our monthly SpeakOUT feature. This week, Angela delves into the potential impact of Donald Trump's re-election on LGBTQIA+ rights and the broader community. Learn more Trump's re-election on LGBTQIA+ rights and the broader community. Learn more at Philly Gay Lawyer | Giampolo Law Group.    

In today's episode of Compassion & Courage, Lisa Terry and Marcus talk about the importance of ethical leadership and keeping up-to-date with regulatory compliance and leading practices. The two highlight that we are all responsible for the energy we bring and leadership begins person to person and the compassion can come in the form of reflection and action for the next person even if you fail in the moment. Key Moments:00:00 Introduction and Background03:02 Transitioning from Law Enforcement to Healthcare05:06 Discovering the True Meaning of Heroism07:23 Challenges and Surprises in Healthcare14:33 The Power of Compassionate Presence21:03 Writing Books on Violence Prevention and Response23:19 Assessing and Improving Hospital Security24:33 Cultural Sensitivity in Healthcare25:44 Leading with Respect and Dignity27:01 Avoiding Reactive Security Mistakes32:53 The Power of Personal Example in Leadership36:15 The Impact of Music on Personal Growth41:41 Insights from the Book 'Left of Bang'Resources for you: More communication tips and resources for how to cultivate compassion: https://marcusengel.com/freeresources/Learn more about Vestelar: https://www.vistelar.comConnect with Marcus on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcusengel/Connect with Lisa Terry on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisabterry/Learn more about Marcus' Books: https://marcusengel.com/store/Subscribe to our podcast through Apple: https://bit.ly/MarcusEngelPodcastSubscribe to our podcast through YouTube: https://bit.ly/Youtube-MarcusEngelPodcast More About Lisa Terry:Lisa Terry, CHPA, CPP has significant experience leading healthcare security, police, safety and emergency management programs. Lisa currently serves as the Chief Development Officer for Vistelar Conflict Management Solutions. Prior to that she served as Vice President, Healthcare for Allied Universal®. Lisa has served as the Chief of Campus Police and Public Safety with WakeMed Health and Hospitals in Raleigh, North Carolina, Chief of Police and Public Safety with Eastern Virginia Medical School in Norfolk, Virginia and Director of Hospital Police and Transportation at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. As 2024 Chair of the ASIS Healthcare Community Steering Committee and as a former board president and guidelines council member of IAHSS, Lisa has been fortunate to collaborate with some of the country's greatest minds in healthcare, security, and policing. She shares her knowledge, strategies, and lessons learned for successfully preventing and mitigating violence in her books: “Preventing Violence in the Emergency Department” and “The Active Shooter Response Toolkit for Healthcare Workers.” Date: 7/1/2024 Name of show: Compassion & Courage: Conversations in Healthcare Episode number and title: Episode 147 – The Importance of Hospital Security with Lisa Terry

A new paper is out titled “Safety Considerations for Dietary Supplement Manufacturers in the United States", co-authored by Jay Sirois, PhD, VP of regulatory and scientific affairs, Consumer Healthcare Products Association, alongside several CHPA manufacturers in the Journal of Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology.

Today, more than 80% of Americans use natural products such as nutraceuticals and dietary supplements. And these industries continue to rapidly grow. Proof of effectiveness has never been more important, but of course, that's sometimes easier said than done and one size doesn't necessarily fit all. The opportunity to bring inclusion and diversity principles into medical research and to personalize products to an increasingly diverse population has the potential to enable better public health policies and access to treatments. In today's podcast we'll dive deep into the movement towards personalized, data-backed health and wellness treatments. With special guests: Pelin Thorogood, Co-founder & Executive Chair, Radicle Science and Susan Hewlings, Vice President of Research Affairs, Radicle Science Hosted by: Allegra Bartscherer, Former Director of Member Engagement and Marketing, CHPA

Brad Casper is the CEO and co-Founder of Heart & Soul Marketing, the fiercely independent boutique agency for challenger brands that uses strategy, art, science, and our unique voices to create purpose-driven business solutions, while being a positive force for change.   With a lifetime of experience on the client side of the table, Brad knows what matters to brands and marketers most, which led him to create Heart & Soul. Beyond that, he also recognizes many of the modern pain points both agencies and brands face, and that all actionable solutions must have a heartbeat and a conscience to truly make a difference.   He's now stepped out from established leadership roles in previous companies to infuse his entrepreneurial spirit into his clients, while helping challenger brands compete against legacy brands as well as market leaders.   A leading business executive across industries, Brad has a diverse track record of success leading some of the world's most iconic brands like Tide, Dial, Olay, Pampers, Pantene, Arm & Hammer, Trojan, First Response, and Right Guard. He has run large, well-resourced companies, as well as entrepreneurial, smaller ones -- publicly traded, private, and private-equity backed.   Previously, he served in several client side leadership roles, including: CEO of Dogswell, a private-equity backed pet food company located in Los Angeles; Executive Chairman of Dymatize Nutrition, a private-equity backed sports nutrition business in Dallas; President of the Phoenix Suns; President and Chief Executive Officer of The Dial Corporation in Scottsdale, Arizona; President of Church & Dwight in Princeton, New Jersey; and more than 16 years at Procter & Gamble in a variety of leadership positions domestically and globally.   Brad Casper received his Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from Virginia Tech University, and was extended a fellowship by Thunderbird Graduate School of Management. He also attended executive education courses at Harvard Business School. Brad served as an advisor on the Pamplin School of Business at Virginia Tech for nearly a decade. He has also been involved in a significant number of community roles in Arizona, including Greater Phoenix Leadership (GPL) and the Greater Phoenix Economic Council (GPEC), as well as industry association boards (GMA, CHPA, CPC)

In this episode, we shed light on the critical importance of state-level politics in the consumer healthcare industry. Discover how state actions can influence policies, innovate solutions, and even pave the way for federal decisions. Gain insights into the value of collaboration among CHPA members to advocate for the industry's interests at the state level. All this, and more, on today's episode of CHPA Chat. With special guest: Carlos Gutiérrez, Vice President, State & Local Government Affairs, CHPA Hosted by: Allegra Bartscherer, Director of Member Engagement and Marketing, CHPA

Step into the world of CES and explore the cutting-edge innovations in digital health. Join industry experts as they discuss the trends, highlights, and transformative potential of digital health showcased at CES. From wearable devices to connected apps and sustainable technologies, dive into the future of healthcare and the exciting possibilities it holds for self-care. More Information: Mike Tringale's title is now Senior Vice President, Communications & Public Affairs at CHPA. With special guests: Marcia Howard, Vice President, Regulatory & Scientific Affairs, CHPA , James Barickman, President & CEO, Infirst Healthcare Inc. and Pete Borsuk, President & Chief Financial Officer, Lansinoh Laboratories Hosted by: Anita Brikman, Senior Vice President, Communications & Public Affairs, CHPA; and Executive Director, CHPA Educational Foundation and Mike Tringale, Senior Vice President, Communications & Public Affairs, CHPA

Today, Élan Sudberg, CEO of Alkemist Labs, joins CHPA's Duffy MacKay for an in depth discussion of herbs and botanical testing. Herbs are an important and growing category for dietary supplements, foods, and even cosmetics. When herbs are further processed into botanical dietary supplements, they can be complex products that require extra care in sourcing, manufacturing, and testing. Learn more on today's episode of CHPA Chat. With special guest: Élan Sudberg, CEO, Alkemist Labs Hosted by: Anita Brikman, Senior Vice President, Communications & Public Affairs, CHPA; and Executive Director, CHPA Educational Foundation and Duffy MacKay, Senior Vice President, Dietary Supplements, CHPA

Herbs and spices have been part of commerce for thousands and thousands of years, and so have bad actors that substitute less expensive plant material for authentic plants. This practice known as botanical adulteration, has impacted the dietary supplement supply chain. But an industry initiative led by three leading nonprofits has developed a large scale program to reduce ingredient and product adulteration. Learn more on this episode of CHPA Chat. More Information: Botanical Adulterants Prevention Program Health in Hand With special guests: Mark Blumenthal, Founder & Executive Director, American Botanical Council and Stefan Gafner, Chief Science Officer, American Botanical Council Hosted by: Anita Brikman, Senior Vice President, Communications & Public Affairs, CHPA; and Executive Director, CHPA Educational Foundation and Duffy MacKay, Senior Vice President, Dietary Supplements, CHPA

Ellen Guritzky and Anousheh Alavi from Haleon, with CHPA's Anita Brikman, discuss the importance of preserving gum health to avoid tooth loss. They explain how plaque buildup can lead to more serious conditions and stress the importance of compliance and commitment to oral care as part of self-care at home. Catch the full conversation on this episode of CHPA Chat. With special guests: Ellen Guritzky, Medical Affairs Senior Scientist – Oral Care: North America, Haleon and Anousheh Alavi, Global Medical Affairs Director, Oral Health, Haleon Hosted by: Anita Brikman, Senior Vice President, Communications & Public Affairs, CHPA; and Executive Director, CHPA Educational Foundation 

If you are in the consumer healthcare industry, you probably know about GMPs, or Good Manufacturing Practices. But what do they specifically mean when it comes to dietary supplements, and how do VMS companies prepare for an FDA inspection? More Information: CHPA Chat: The History of DSHEA and Its Founding Mothers and Fathers With special guests: Larisa Pavlick, Senior Director, Product Quality and Technical Affairs, CHPA, Josh Long, Associate Editorial Director, Natural Products Insider, Informa Markets Health and Nutrition, and Asa Waldstein, Principal, Supplement Advisory Group Hosted by: Anita Brikman, Senior Vice President, Communications & Public Affairs, CHPA; and Executive Director, CHPA Educational Foundation 

Millions of Americans rely on over-the-counter medicines known as OTCs to treat conditions such as allergies, sleep issues, or pain. Following the COVID-19 pandemic, OTCs have become an even more essential part of the treatment toolbox as people increasingly look for cost effective ways to take greater control of their health. Today, we're going to take a look at the value created by OTC medicines to the US healthcare system as we walk through some of the top findings from CHPA's latest OTC value study, Note: IRI has since changed its name to Circana With special guests: Kristin Hornberger EVP, Practice Leader Consumer Healthcare, Circana Mindy Albuck, Principal and Team Lead, Client Insights, Circana David Spangler, Senior Vice President, Legal, Government Affairs & Policy, CHPA Hosted by: Anita Brikman, Senior Vice President, Communications & Public Affairs, CHPA; and Executive Director, CHPA Educational Foundation 

Good science, and new customer behavior mean the time is right for companies to evaluate their portfolios to position themselves for success. Tailwinds are good, private equity interest is high, and the self-care future is bright. When is the time right, and what is the timeline to divest and to invest?  What sets you up for a successful transaction? How does culture play a part in the process? Enlightening insights make this episode of CHPA Chat one that industry leaders will want to hear. More Resources: Crossroads by Alantra With special guests: Chris Harley-Martin, Consultant, CHM Consulting Limited & Senior Advisor, Alantra and Rusty Ray, Managing Partner, Alantra Hosted by: Anita Brikman, Senior Vice President, Communications & Public Affairs, CHPA; and Executive Director, CHPA Educational Foundation 

If you're one of the 30 million Americans experiencing hearing loss, here's some exciting news. OTC hearing aids are now available nationwide. It's a totally new way for consumers to care for their own hearing health, and an interesting look at how public health and digital technology can intersect. More Resources: HP Hearing PRO Hearing Aids and Personal Sound Amplification Products: What to Know - FDA Digital Health Center of Excellence Consumer Technology Association Consumer Healthcare Products Association With special guests: Marcia D. Howard Ph.D., CAE, Vice President, Regulatory & Scientific Affairs, CHPA and John R. Luna, CEO, Nuheara Limited Hosted by: Anita Brikman, Senior Vice President, Communications & Public Affairs, CHPA; and Executive Director, CHPA Educational Foundation 

Mass shootings in the workplace have become more frequent in recent years. And with employees returning to the office following the COVID pandemic, we've seen a spike in violent incidences. So how can security teams proactively address this problem? Drew Neckar, MBA, CPP, CHPA, President and Principal Consultant at Security Advisors Consulting Group, is on the show this week. In this episode, Drew reveals the lessons learned from an incident where he and his team successfully prevented a mass shooting incident. Expect to learn the importance of teaching ordinary employees how to spot suspicious behavior, the mistake most organizations make when providing security awareness training, the value of environmental design in preventing workplace violence, and much more. Resources: Drew Neckar on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carlosfranciscocpp/ Security Advisors Consulting Group: https://www.securityadvisorcg.com Never miss an episode by subscribing to the show on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to episodes. And if you'd like more insights on building a successful threat intelligence program, be sure to check out our resource page at LiferaftInc.com/blog.

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July is UV Safety Awareness Month, which is a time to spread awareness about how important it is to protect our eyes and skin from the side effects of ultraviolet rays. This month continues to be a reminder on the connection between over exposure to UV light and cancers that occur in the eyes, lips, and the skin. While sun safety has always been an important topic, especially as we age, the last couple of years have added new confusion to which sunscreens we should buy and how to use them properly. Joining us today for the conversation is Jay Sirois, Vice President of Regulatory & Scientific Affairs at the Consumer Healthcare Products Association. CHPA is the leading voice fighting to ensure that Americans have access to over-the-counter (OTC) medications, dietary supplements, and consumer medical devices they can count on to be reliable, save money and time, and deliver new and better ways to get and stay healthy.

Join Duffy MacKay, Senior Vice President of Dietary Supplements at CHPA, and George Paraskevakos, Executive Director of the International Probiotics Association to explore the science behind probiotics, why gut health is so important, and what's next for this growing category. With special guest: George Paraskevakos, Executive Director, International Probiotics Association (IPA) Hosted by: Anita Brikman, Senior Vice President, Communications & Public Affairs, and Executive Director, CHPA Educational Foundation and Duffy MacKay, Senior Vice President, Dietary Supplements, CHPA

What are the key factors that help societies, communities, and individuals focus on their personal healthcare? That's our topic for today's CHPA Chat, as we discuss a brand new report showing how ready certain countries are to adopt, promote, and support self-care, and what it means for CHPA member companies in the US. With special guests: David Tomasi, Chief Commercial Officer, North America, Bayer Consumer Health and Judy Stenmark, Director General, Global Self-Care Federation Hosted by: Anita Brikman, Senior Vice President, Communications & Public Affairs, and Executive Director, CHPA Educational Foundation

Coming up on this episode of CHPA Chat, we're talking about the explosion in digital health. Not just the watch you may be wearing on your wrist, but technology that could enable healthcare, and very importantly self-care. Today, we're talking about digital health, what it means for the industry, and what the future holds for this rapidly growing sector. With special guests: Marcia D. Howard Ph.D., CAE, Vice President, Regulatory & Scientific Affairs, CHPA and René Quashie, Vice President, Policy & Regulatory Affairs, Digital Health, Consumer Technology Association Hosted by: Anita Brikman, Senior Vice President, Communications & Public Affairs, and Executive Director, CHPA Educational Foundation

On this episode of CHPA Chat, we're talking about the booming business of dietary supplements, especially as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. But class action lawsuits are also on the rise. In today's episode, we're discussing this real risk to companies and what they can do to get ready. With special guest: Rend Al-Mondhiry, Partner, Amin Talati Wasserman, LLP Hosted by: Anita Brikman, Senior Vice President, Communications & Public Affairs, and Executive Director, CHPA Educational Foundation and Duffy MacKay, Senior Vice President, Dietary Supplements, CHPA

Join President & CEO Scott Melville, along with this year's Program Committee Chair, Advantice Health's CEO Tim Connors, and CHPA's SVP Business Development and Industry Relations, Beth Allgaier as they talk about this year's highly anticipated affair, taking place 3 long years since the last event. CHPA's Self-Care Leadership Summit (SLS) – formerly CHPA's Annual Executive Conference - is the intimate, exclusive gathering of consumer healthcare industry leaders. Don't miss this exclusive sneak peek of the meeting, how Tim came to be the program chair, and what attendees can expect! Hosted by: Anita Brikman

Over the past few weeks, criminals have started to employ a new tactic against retailers to great effect: ORC flash mobs. Loss prevention pros nationwide spent much the holiday season responding to a spat of ‘smash and grab' robberies, in which a group of thieves swarm a store and ransack everything on the shelves. It presents a big headache for retailers. In addition to the loss of inventory, ORC flash mob robberies terrify customers and employees. And the high profile nature of such incidences can lead to a swath of negative media coverage. So what stores are most at risk? And how can proactive security teams address this issue? Drew Neckar, President and Principal Consultant at the Security Advisers Consulting Group, is on the show today. In this episode, he explains exactly what are ORC flash mobs and the threat they pose to retailers. We also discuss: * How thieves pick their targets: 7 ways to protect yourself. * How to prevent flash mobs without compromising the customers' shopping experience. * Why popular anti-shoplifting devices no longer work (and what to do about it). * Why you have to work with local retailers in your community to tackle this issue. Links: Connect with Drew: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drewneckar/ The Security Advisors Consulting Group: https://www.securityadvisorcg.com Resources discussed in this episode: Combatting “flash mob” and “smash & grab” organized retail crime: https://www.securityadvisorcg.com/post/combattingorganizedretailcrime Never miss an episode by subscribing on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever else you listen to podcasts. And for more tips on building a successful threat intelligence program, be sure to check out the LifeRaft blog at LifeRaftInc.com.

Are hospital employees concerned for their safety and security? Are they making this part of their evaluation on whether to become an employee or whether they stay? Is the business of the hospital disrupted by an unusual number of potential and actual WPV incidents? We turned to an executive leader at a hospital that has a cultural DNA of innovation and change, to find out if the risk, resilience, and security program is keeping pace. If you listen to the entire podcast, you will discover the answers to the above questions as well as some key technologies that are helping them, make important data driven decisions. Mark Reed, CHPA, is currently the Director of Support Services at Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital, (MLKCH) in South Central Los Angeles overseeing Security, Safety, Emergency Management, PBX, Parking, and numerous other programs. Mark was recognized by Campus Safety Magazine as the 2019 Director of the Year. Under Mark's leadership, the MLKCH Public Safety team was recognized as the 2019 Outstanding Security Team at the OSPAs presented by ASIS. He also is a current member of the Hospital Association of Southern California's Safety and Security Committee. And in 2020, he was named one of the most influential security leaders in the world by Security Magazine.

Ever wonder how DSHEA became the regulatory framework for the dietary supplements industry? Join pioneers Patricia Knight, Scott Bass, and Loren Israelsen — three of the most influential people who advocated for this legislation in 1994 — as they share stories on how they got it done and why the industry can benefit from its modernization 27 years later. Hosted by: John Troup, VP of Dietary Supplements, CHPA

How has consumer empowerment, trust, and confidence in dietary supplements contributed to growth in the self-care aisle? With more than 70,000 products on the market, the dietary supplements segment has just experienced its largest annual growth rate since 1997. While the category is well regulated, gaps in quality assurance are out there along with some inappropriate claims and adulterated products. Hear from Dr. Pieter Cohen as he shares his insights on how modernization of DSHEA will help improve category compliance and credibility. Hosted by: John Troup, VP of Dietary Supplements, CHPA

What's health care security got to teach executive protection?   It's no surprise to anyone that in this last year, the health sector has faced its biggest and most unique challenges in its history. Despite such huge obstacles, they've come away with measurable successes that they can impart to the wider security community, especially when it comes to access control and securing a location.  This week, we talk to Martin Green, CSO of Bay Crest Healthcare in Canada to discuss the challenges of the last 14 months in healthcare security and how EPs can adopt the lessons learned into our own methodologies to create a safer working environment for our clients.  Topics we discuss in this week's show include:   Air travel changed after 9/11. And in the same way, healthcare has now irrevocably altered after COVID. But what will the new norm look like? How typically, in security, we don't get the things we need until after we've needed them. How the pandemic has changed that perception to the benefit of security. What the health sector learned from physical security when it comes to securing large sites with limited resources and infrastructure. And anyone who might have an interest in moving into the field of healthcare security, tune in to hear Martin's single best piece of advice. We might be different branches of the same tree but when it comes to the wider security community there some similarities which are just inescapable. “Security is the department of everything. If people don't know who to call, they call me!” We hear you, Martin!   More about Martin Green Martin Green is a Certified Healthcare Protection Administrator, (CHPA) by the International Association for Healthcare Security & Safety (IAHSS) and served as the Association's President in 2017. As a health care security management professional with decades of diverse leadership experience within the field of asset protection, he has been working in security management within the healthcare sector since 1985. Throughout his career in healthcare security, he has provided security design input to major redevelopment projects and designed and implemented security programs at major medical facilities within the province of Ontario. https://www.linkedin.com/in/martin-green-chpa-90a6671/ (Martin Green) https://www.iahss.org/ (International Association for Healthcare Security & Safety (IAHSS)) More about the Circuit  The Circuit Magazine is written and produced by volunteers, most of who are operationally active, working full time in the security industry. The magazine is a product of their combined passion and desire to give something back to the industry. By subscribing to the magazine you are helping to keep it going into the future. https://circuit-magazine.com/read/ (Find out more >) If you liked this podcast, we have an accompanying weekly newsletter called 'On the Circuit' where we take a deeper dive into the wider industry. http://bit.ly/OntheCircuit (Opt in here >) The Circuit team is: Jon Moss Shaun West Elijah Shaw Phelim Rowe Connect with Us:  https://circuit-magazine.com/ (Circuit Magazine) https://mailchi.mp/the-bba.org.uk/bba-connect (BBA Connect) https://www.theprotectorapp.com/ (NABA Protector) https://the-bba.org.uk/ (British Bodyguard Association)

Guest Moderator - Brine Hamilton, CHPA Special Guests - Joel Lashley, Gary Klugiewicz Today, the largest institution in America for the treatment of mentally ill people is the Los Angeles County Jail, followed by jails in New York and Chicago. How is it that we wound up housing our mentally ill and cognitively disabled people in jails? Is it just a fact of life that mentally ill and cognitively challenged people commit more crimes than healthy and neurotypical people, so they end up in jail? …Or is the answer more complex? In addition, emergency rooms absorb around 12 million mental health emergency visits a year. These visits can be not only enormously costly but largely ineffective, due to a lack of training by clinical staff to manage their patient’s mental health needs. In this episode Brine talks to Gary and Joel about how and what kind of trained techniques can have a positive impact on an institution's collective response to a critical incident. Some key takeaways from the discussion will include: - The role of a special management team comprised of various professionals in responding to crisis situations within an institution and how consistent interdepartmental training is crucial to achieve a positive outcome - How treating individuals with dignity by showing them respect keeps everyone safer - Why employing "Non-Escalation" can be as important as "De-Escalation" - Using empathy - what is the other person's reality vs. your own - is essential when communicating with someone in severe crisis

Guest Moderator - Brine Hamilton, CHPA Special Guests - Joel Lashley, Gary Klugiewicz Today, the largest institution in America for the treatment of mentally ill people is the Los Angeles County Jail, followed by jails in New York and Chicago. How is it that we wound up housing our mentally ill and cognitively disabled people in jails? Is it just a fact of life that mentally ill and cognitively challenged people commit more crimes than healthy and neurotypical people, so they end up in jail? …Or is the answer more complex? In addition, emergency rooms absorb around 12 million mental health emergency visits a year. These visits can be not only enormously costly but largely ineffective, due to a lack of training by clinical staff to manage their patient's mental health needs. In this episode Brine talks to Gary and Joel about how and what kind of trained techniques can have a positive impact on an institution's collective response to a critical incident. Some key takeaways from the discussion will include: - The role of a special management team comprised of various professionals in responding to crisis situations within an institution and how consistent interdepartmental training is crucial to achieve a positive outcome - How treating individuals with dignity by showing them respect keeps everyone safer - Why employing "Non-Escalation" can be as important as "De-Escalation" - Using empathy - what is the other person's reality vs. your own - is essential when communicating with someone in severe crisis

How has consumer empowerment, trust, and confidence in personal healthcare products contributed to growth in the self-care aisle? How is policy shaped inside-the-beltway and out in the states? What are CHPA's regulatory priorities? The role of wellness, prevention, and personal health management is changing; are you ready to dig in with us and have some fun along the way?! Welcome to CHPA Chat, the podcast of The Consumer Healthcare Products Association, where we bring you stories and insights from staff, industry thought leaders, and those who pioneered some of the brands we know and love in ways you've never heard before!

Are you considering a transition from Law Enforcement to Security?   On this episode Brine is joined by Michael D'Angelo. Mike share his experience transitioning to healthcare security after completing his dream job working for a local law enforcement agency. Mike shares what was surprising about the transition, how he overcame the challenges and who was in his corner, industry association that were helpful and he also discusses the transition from security professional to security consultant. This was another fun interview, hope you enjoy and find value in it.   Mike's Book "From Police to Security Professional: A Guide to a Successful Career Transition": https://www.amazon.com/Police-Security-Professional-Successful-Transition-ebook/dp/B00S9OM688   Thank you to our sponsors: 3D Network Technology, Genetec, The Change Execution Group and 360 LIFE TRANSFORMATIONS   Special Mentions: Karim Vellani, Paul Mains, Bryan Warren, William Marcisz, Marilyn Hollier, Lisa Terry, Mark Reed, Jonathan Westall, Mike Hodges, Paul Sarnese, Tony York, Don MacAlister, Todd Milne, IAHSS and ASIS   Up Next: March 9 - Robert Casazza & Joe Sweeney and March 11 - Catharine Nixon   For more places to listen, to be a guest on the podcast, become a sponsor or follow our social media pages check out: https://linktr.ee/brinehamilton

How do you better engage audiences virtually? Why does personalizing the experience matter so much in virtual events? How do you guarantee return attendees? This week we are joined by, Shanae McFadden, CMP, Senior Manager of Events & E-Learning @CHPA and PCMA 20 in their 20s. In our discussion Shanae shares how she approaches customer engagement through personalization and empathy to enhance their experiences. Please be sure to subscribe to stay up to date with the top minds in the experiential event industry. Interested in continuing the conversation, or would be interested in being featured? Please do not hesitate to reach out to: RCSquared.Community@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/R_C_Squared --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/robert-chain/support

In this interview with Brine Hamilton we discuss the unique security and risk elements of healthcare security. We delve into specific training requirements to be truly "job ready" for the unique challenges involved and also discuss what technological innovations have had real impact in the workplace.

In a world before Airbnb, Mrs. Veazey saw the business potential for residential rentals, and is a leading expert in furnished residential monthly leasing and business development. Mrs. Veazey  has spent more than 20 years developing award winning and nationally recognized businesses. Kimberly is a true pioneer and recognized leader in the corporate housing and personal real estate investment industries, as the founder and former CEO of AvenueWest Corporate Housing, AvenueWest Global Franchise and Corporate Housing by Owner.   In 1999, Mrs. Veazey founded and led as CEO, AvenueWest Corporate Housing, Inc., a multi-million dollar success story. A Colorado based company, AvenueWest Corporate Housing, Inc. provided real estate property management, real estate investment opportunities, hospitality services and leasing of furnished residential properties, offering full service corporate housing to upscale executive travelers in need of a monthly lodging solution. AvenueWest Corporate Housing, Inc. under the leadership and vision of Mrs. Veazey , was recognized by the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce as the 2003Emerging Business of the Year, was ranked for 3 consecutive years on Inc. Magazine's5000Fastest Growing Businesseslist, and in 2010 was recognized by the Corporate Housing Providers Association (CHPA) as an industry leader and awarded Provider Company of the Year. In 2018, Mrs. Veazey, was recognized by Think Realtymagazine as one of the top 7 Industry Influencers who are making a distinct and measurable difference in the way the real estate industry invests and how the industry as a whole is perceived by the public.   Inspired to help people find real estate investment solutions on a national basis, in 2005 Mrs. Veazey founded Corporate Housing by Owner, LLC: a national on-line resource dedicated to building a marketplace for this investment and lodging niche.   In 2006, CorporateHousingbyOwner.com(CHBO) was launched, the first-of-its-kind online portal connecting furnished monthly rentals and the traveling public.  In 2013, CHBO was recognized by CHPA as the AssociateCompany of the Year.  Ms. Smith led CHBO as its CEO until she sold her equity in 2017.   Driven by her passion to develop ideas, meaningful innovation and vision for corporate growth, in 2009, Mrs. Veazey founded a new franchise company, AvenueWest Global Franchise, LLC, enabling the national expansion of the AvenueWest Managed Corporate Housing business model. Mrs. Veazey led as CEO developing, managing and executing the corporate growth strategy.  In 2017, Mrs. Veazeynegotiated and executed the sale of AvenueWest Global Franchise, where she now serves in the role of Business Development.  In 2018, AvenueWest Global Franchise, LLC,was nameda Colorado Company to Watch, acknowledging the drive, excellence and influence of AvenueWestas a growing company in the state. Colorado Companies to Watch honors second stage companies that develop valuable products and services, create quality jobs, enrich communities, and create new industries throughout Colorado. Current AvenueWest offices are located in Phoenix, Atlanta, Fort Collins, San Francisco, St. Louis, Dallas, Denver, Denver South/DTC, Las Vegas, and Colorado Springs.  Continuing to expand the vision and foundation of what she has built, Mrs. Veazey is also now supporting the launch and management of the AvenueWest Investment Fund I.   Mrs. Veazey served for 5 years on the Board of Directors for the Corporate Housing Providers Association (CHPA), the primary trade organization for the $3.6 billion corporate housing industry, as the 2011 elected Chairman of the Board.  Think Realtymagazine has recognized Mrs. Veazey on their 2017 Top 10 Women to Watch and as a 2018 Innovative Industry Leader. Mrs. Veazey has been nationally recognized for her business success and her philanthropic endeavors and has been featured in media sources like the NY Times, LA Times, Denver Post, US News & World Report, MSNBC.com, CNBC and SmartMoney.com.   She was awarded the 2013 Denver Business Journal'sOutstanding Women in Business award for real estate, was the Denver Business Journal's small business finalist in 2010, anda Denver Business Journal finalist in the prestigious “Power Book”.  Her book Making Money with Rental Propertieswas internationally published and distributed by Penguin Publishing Group.   A graduate of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce Leadership Denver Program 2002, Legacy Denver 2010 and multiple Colorado Experiences, Mrs. Veazey takes time to share her talents by working with numerous organizations and nonprofits.   In addition to serving on the Board of Directors for CHPA, she served on the Founders Committee for an entrepreneurship center at Denver University's Women's College, as a Board Member for Clinica Verde, a health innovation organization with centers in Nicaragua, and as an elected Director, for the Board of Directors at Ben Franklin Academy, a Pre-8 Core Knowledge, math and science charter school.  Mrs. Veazey supports numerous women's organizations, educational and empowerment programs including an annual fundraiser for Dhaka Weaves - a women's enterprise program in Nepal.  Locally she provides mentoring for startup businesses through her consulting practice PIPS: Peer, Innovation & Problem Solving. Website:CorporateHousingbyOwner.com https://www.avenuewest.com Book: https://www.amazon.com/Making-Money-Rental-Properties-High-Potential/dp/1615644318/ref=sr_1_3?crid=1YYSERQKM3P1R&keywords=making+money+with+rental+properties&qid=1557434089&s=gateway&sprefix=making+money+with+rent%2Caps%2C123&sr=8-3