Podcasts about clive smith

Welcome back to “through the inquisitor's lens”, the podcast that explores the complex world of public inquiries and inquests, one question at a time. In part 2 of this episode, Angharad Hurle, Legal Director at Eversheds Sutherland, and Clive Smith, President of The Haemophilia Society and a Core Participant in the Infected Blood Inquiry, continue their discussion into what it means to be a core participant in a public inquiry. In part 2 they cover: Legal fees for core participants funded by the inquiry, The impact of report publication, The implementation of inquiry recommendations. The inquiry was reconvened in May to address the government's response to compensation. Angharad and Clive provide an update on this development in the second half of the episode, following the most recent hearings.

Welcome back to Through the Inquisitor's Lens, the podcast that explores the complex world of public inquiries and inquests, one question at a time. Angharad Hurle, Legal Director at Eversheds Sutherland, sits down with Clive Smith, President of The Haemophilia Society and a Core Participant in the Infected Blood Inquiry to answer the question “To CP or not to CP?”. Given the breadth of topics they cover, this conversation has been split into two parts. In Part 1, they discuss: The campaign that led to the public inquiry, Clive's decision to apply for core participant status, The challenge of gathering vast amounts of evidence within a tight timeframe Listen to the podcast on our player below or as a podcast on our Legal Insights channels on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Stay tuned for Part 2, launching at the end of the month.

Krista Clive-Smith talks through her own career journey from a professional organizer to a personal branding expert to visionary founder of Merack Publishing. As Krista wrote her first book, she saw a gap in the publishing industry and started Merack Publishing - a boutique, non-fiction publishing house built by authors, for authors.In this illuminating dialogue with Jessica, Krista discusses the varying pathways of traditional, self, and non-traditional publishing models, empowering authors with invaluable insights to make the right decision for their book-publishing goals. Merack Publishing and Soul Speak Press champion the importance of connection and alignment, fostering an environment where authorial voices resonate with profound authenticity. Listen in on this powerful conversation, where passion meets purpose, and authors find solace in a community driven by creativity, integrity, and unwavering dedication to craft.Learn more about Merack Publishing online. This podcast is hosted by Jessica Buchanan, a NYT Bestselling author, speaker, survivor and founder of Soul Speak Press. Soul Speak Press is a boutique non-traditional publishing company focused on publishing stories from women who have been through something, now they know something, and can teach us something. Learn more about Jessica's first book: Impossible Odds: The Kidnapping of Jessica Buchanan and Her Dramatic Rescue by SEAL Team Six Learn more about the Deserts to Mountaintops Anthologies. If you're interested in hearing interviews with our Soul Speak Press authors, check out the Deserts to Mountaintops Podcast.

Clive Smith chats with True North Country Comics Podcast about his new graphic novel 'The Rather Unusual Adventures of Ice Cream Girl and Mr. Licorice' and more The post Clive Smith chats about his new graphic novel appeared first on True North Country Comics.

Send us a Text Message.Thousands of patients were lied to and given blood products that infected them with HIV and Hepatitis.Doctors knowingly infected hundreds of children and then covered it up. @AngelaWalkerReportsInterviews  Medical professionals and politicians put vulnerable patients at "unacceptable risk" the UK"s Infected Blood Inquiry report has found.More than 30,000 people were infected with contaminated blood products administered by the NHS in the 1970s and 80s.Join Angela Walker for a compelling, powerful and emotional discussion with Clive Smith, Chair of the Trustees of the Haemophilia Society, as we uncover the profound implications of the Infected Blood Inquiry's final report. Sir Brian Langstaff's  findings reveal a scandalous decision in 1973 to license contaminated blood products, leading to preventable infections and a shocking cover-up by both medical professionals and government officials. Clive shares the deep personal and communal impact of this health crisis, emphasizing the conspiracy to conceal the truth and the failure to protect patients.The episode delves into the government's controversial response to the reports from Sir Robert Francis and Sir Brian Langstaff concerning victim compensation. Listeners will hear about the skepticism surrounding the government's rapid overnight response, the unprecedented measures taken to ensure accountability, and the ongoing political complexities, including the calling of a general election. We also address the emotional toll on the affected community and the significance of an effective compensation scheme for the victims and their families.Angela and Clive reflect on the historical context of the contaminated blood scandal, highlighting the political and administrative failures that perpetuated this tragedy. The conversation covers the harrowing experiences of those living with hemophilia, the tragic stories of co-infections with HIV and hepatitis C, and the broader systemic failures that allowed this disaster to occur. This episode is a testament to the resilience of the victims and their unwavering commitment to justice and patient safety.https://www.angelawalkerreports.com/Support the Show.https://www.angelawalkerreports.com/

Our blood brother buds, Clive Smith & Laurence Woollard join us today to share the latest from the ongoing saga of UK Blood Inquiry, plus our latest Gene Therapy segment has Mason Buxton's story (the first hemophilia B patient to be commercially dosed with gene therapy!).    Show Notes: Subscribe: The BloodStream Podcast   Presenting Sponsor: Takeda, visit bleedingdisorders.com to learn more.   It's a Whole New World Gene Therapy Segment brought to you by CSL Behring, which now has a first-of-its-kind hemophilia B treatment. Visit BeyondHemB.com or download B SUPPORT wherever you get your apps for more information.   On the Shoulders of Giants Film Watch the movie and host a screening: ontheshouldersfilm.com    Beyond our Blood Watch the short films and download the facilitation guide: beyondourblood.com   Connect with BloodStream Media: BloodStreamMedia.com BloodStream on Facebook  BloodStream on Twitter

Krista Clive-Smith talks through her own career journey from a professional organizer to a personal branding expert to visionary founder of Merack Publishing. As Krista wrote her first book, she saw a gap in the publishing industry and started Merack Publishing - a boutique, non-fiction publishing house built by authors, for authors.In this illuminating dialogue with Jessica, Krista discusses the varying pathways of traditional, self, and non-traditional publishing models, empowering authors with invaluable insights to make the right decision for their book-publishing goals. Merack Publishing and Soul Speak Press champion the importance of connection and alignment, fostering an environment where author's voices resonate with profound authenticity. Listen in on this powerful conversation, where passion meets purpose, and authors find solace in a community driven by creativity, integrity, and unwavering dedication to craft.Learn more about Merack Publishing online. This podcast is hosted by Jessica Buchanan, a NYT Bestselling author, speaker, survivor and founder of Soul Speak Press. Soul Speak Press is a boutique non-traditional publishing company focused on publishing stories from women who have been through something, now they know something, and can teach us something.Learn more about Jessica's first book: Impossible Odds: The Kidnapping of Jessica Buchanan and Her Dramatic Rescue by SEAL Team SixLearn more about the Deserts to Mountaintops Anthologies. If you're interested in hearing interviews with our Soul Speak Press authors, check out the Deserts to Mountaintops Podcast. To find the courses available from Soul Speak Press visit courses.soulspeakpress.com

For many of us, our sense of identity is closely tied to what we do for a living. However, while job titles and career goals can change many times over the years, you may find that there are certain common threads underlying the various roles you've held over the course of your life. Tuning in to these common threads is the key to discovering your true personal brand and building the life you were meant to live.  Krista Clive-Smith, our guest in Episode 165 of The MINDset Game® podcast, is a personal branding expert, serial social entrepreneur, and award-winning author of the book, “Get Noticed. Be Remembered.: Creating a Personal Brand Strategy for Success.” She is also the founder and CEO of the KCS Family of Companies, which is the parent company for CLUTCH Personal Branding, Empire Thought Leadership, Merack Publishing, and the Little Author's Academy. In this week's episode, Krista discusses the following: How tapping in to your innate gifts, learned skills and talents, and unique life experiences (particularly adversities) can help you understand your deeper purpose The concept of thought leadership, and how to unleash your inner thought leader in order to expand your possibilities How to navigate pivots in your life and career path while staying true to your core abilities and passions To learn more about Krista, visit https://www.kristaclivesmith.com.  To subscribe to The MINDset Game, visit www.TheMINDsetGame.com.   

After 19 years as a competitive figure skater, Krista Clive-Smith suffered a career-ending injury. But this didn't stop her career success. Krista's had an innate passion for entrepreneurship since childhood, and her entrepreneur motivation has always been, “If there's something I can see where there's a gap, it's my job to build it.” In this episode, Krista shares how she's created a model for people to become their own personal brands in the most effective way for their business success and business growth.Here's some of what you'll learn in this episode:The difference between being what you do and finding value in who you are.How Krista became the roles she couldn't find.How to build equity in your personal brand and what to do with it.Why Krista releases her attachment to things.Show Notes:Every decision you make about what business you want to be in has a lifestyle implication.Every lifestyle decision you make has a business implication.A person's ideal customer is a former version of themselves.Most entrepreneurs have experienced crucial jumps where they turned something bad into something positive through internal capability.Entrepreneurs strongly identify with their roles as business owners.Your personal brand doesn't need to be public facing.Some people purely use their personal brand for influence within the company.Entrepreneurs who build a business the wrong way are creating their own prison.A highly developed skill of pattern recognition helps to chart a path.Resources:CliftonStrengths®The 4 C's Formula by Dan Sullivan

Clive Smith, chair of the Haemophilia Society, speaks about the infected blood scandal, the ongoing inquiry and the impact of Hillsborough Law. Neil Atkinson hosts this first in a series of podcasts highlighting organisations which are part of the Hillsborough Law campaign...

In this edition Paul Pennington talks to Clive Smith, Chair of the Haemophilia Society, Nusrat Kausar, Clinical Director of Primary Care Dietitians and Dr Pauline Swift, from Blood Pressure UK.

In the "Clive and Richards Sensory Room Podcast," hosted by Clive Smith and Richard Hirstwood, the focus is on the design and creation of sensory rooms. This episode specifically covers important considerations such as the appropriate color scheme for the room, the optimal room size, and necessary electrical components. They also discuss popular equipment that can be incorporated into a multi-sensory room. This podcast is aimed at parents, teachers, and teaching assistants who are either in the planning stages of designing a sensory room or are looking to make the most of an existing one.

In the "Clive and Richard's Sensory Room Podcast," hosted by Clive Smith and Richard Hirstwood, the focus is on the different pieces of equipment that are commonly used in sensory rooms. This week's episode specifically looks at the use of projectors, fiber optics, and bubble tubes in multi-sensory rooms. The hosts not only discuss the various equipment but also provide practical ideas on how to use them and how to incorporate them into a sensory room for learners. The podcast aims to provide listeners with a deeper understanding of the different equipment and how it can be used to create a more effective and engaging sensory room experience.

With the end of most central bank's quantitative easing programs and the normalisation of cash rates, is now the time to buy bonds again and to increase duration positioning in portfolios? Since central banks commenced explicitly targeting inflation in the mid 1980's, cash rates and bond yields have fallen creating an environment where fixed interest portfolios have been predominantly long bonds but now the short and long end of the yield curve is rising.  In this episode, Clive Smith, Senior Portfolio Manager at Russell Investments, joins the show to discuss what drives bond market returns. Discover why the change in bond market dynamics has created a 'double whammy' for bond investors and the key resulting factors to keep in mind when considering portfolio allocations for the remainder of 2022 and beyond.

When did you last see an innovation on the stethoscope? Maybe never. For iconic as the stethoscope is, it's gone through very little innovation. Clive Smith, CEO and Founder of Thinklabs, noticed this and saw an opportunity. Thus, he created a digital stethoscope that's 100x more amplified than a traditional stethoscope. In this interview, Smith shares the details of the Thinklabs One digital stethoscope and how it's being used in healthcare and in remote patient monitoring of patients. For more information about Think Labs: https://www.thinklabs.com/ Find more great health IT content: https://www.healthcareittoday.com/

In this episode of Medtech Matters, a podcast focused on the medical device manufacturing industry and the factors impacting it, we speak with Clive Smith, founder and CEO of Thinklabs. He gives an explanation of what his digital stethoscope is, how it works, and why it’s proved beneficial during the pandemic. Further, there’s a detour into a larger discussion on digital health, its evolving role in healthcare, and how we can expect it to develop going forward. Smith also tells us how digital health is like self-driving cars! Specifically, the following questions are addressed.Would you mind starting us off with a brief introduction of what Thinklabs is and tell us a little about your digital stethoscope product?How has the Thinklabs One digital stethoscope been used to help during the COVID-19 pandemic?With the rapid growth of telehealth, how might your digital stethoscope be used in this type of healthcare environment?Does the price point of your system enable it to be used in a number of homes or is there a different type of use case you envision?Would this technology have a value to medical device manufacturers conducting clinical trials?Listen to this episode and see what you think of the Thinklabs One digital stethoscope. If you’d like to share thoughts, ask questions, or suggest a future participant for Medtech Matters, please reach out to me at sfenske@rodmanmedia.com.

Gurus, this episode is jammed packed with value!  Clive Smith is a self-described compulsive problem solver. Clive has been the CEO of Thinklabs Medical for 30 years. His story demonstrates that early on he called a bank CEO as a student an compelling him to give him a loan to come to the US  from South Africa to study electrical engineering. Clive uses that story to discuss that nobody these days is really out of reach. Clive goes on to discuss how they became renown in acoustics and have developed some very dynamic improvements to the stethoscope. He then discusses why understanding your customers workflow is so important in new product development and understanding how your product will work in practice. Listen in as Clive brings us some amazing insights into the medical device world and how Covid changed everything.  Gurus you are going to really appreciate the terrific insights Clive brings us in episode # 79! 

Host Kevin Stevenson welcomed Clive Smith, founder and CEO of Thinklabs to talk about his company's digital stethoscope.Smith has an electrical engineering background and was researching medical devices. He learned the stethoscope still worked and sounded the way it did when invented in 1816. He spent years researching how to digitize the instrument and bring exceptional sound quality. The first product hit the market in the early 2000s and would find its place in the world of infectious disease outbreaks.“We worked with units treating Ebola patients in 2014, allowing them to listen to patients while staying protected in their PPE,” Smith said.So how exactly does the digital stethoscope work? Smith explained, “It's a round puck that sits on the patient's twist and can be connected to any type of headphone.”The “puck” is small, fitting in a hand, but powerful. It would become a highly sought-after medical device during COVID-19, with new challenges. “There were new situations with COVID-19. There was drive-thru testing and a shortage of PPE. We were solving problems in real-time,” Smith said.The company also learned through a study that the device could be bagged and not dilute the sound. “It can be bagged in many layers without diminishing the sound, so healthcare workers can use pass it around, removing bags to keep it clean.”Smith noted they are continuing to improve their main product but could innovate on other devices in the future. He also shared his perspective on the future of digital health. “Telemedicine is here to stay, and remote monitoring will evolve to support this. COVID-19 was an accelerant to things already there, but now we see widespread adoption.”

Throughout the show's history, we've done interviews with medical professionals and those pursuing innovations in the medical field. This week's guest created a breakthrough product used during this global pandemic. Clive Smith, the CEO and founder of Thinklabs joins us on the show. We will discuss a medical innovation and what he's doing to disrupt […]

Throughout the show’s history, we’ve done interviews with medical professionals and those pursuing innovations in the medical field. This week’s guest created a breakthrough product used during this global pandemic. Clive Smith, the CEO and founder of Thinklabs joins us on the show. We will discuss a medical innovation and what he’s doing to disrupt […]

Listening has always been instrumental to diagnoses, but have listening instruments changed over time? This podcast touches on this interesting history and spotlights a healthcare innovation making the most of wireless stethoscopes when safe distances are even more important. Listen and learn Why Clive Smith of Thinklabs thought a digital stethoscope project would benefit the medical community, How artificial intelligence matched with this stethoscope can combine to offer medical professionals a plethora of helpful information, and How One Digital Stethoscope is especially useful with the pandemic. Clive Smith started Thinklabs in the early '90s after graduate work at Cal Tech in electrical engineering. He focused on electronic and signal processing and was eager to start a company specializing in the innovation and application of electronics and technology. The name says it all—he went with Thinklabs to signal a company that would handle and solve interesting problems with hands-on lab work. When he encountered the lag of stethoscope advancement in the mid '90s, he knew he'd found an important project.  But he soon found that it was a "very nontrivial problem" to extract sound from the human body, and it took eight years to come up with this innovation in digital healthcare technologies.  While the product has been on the market for about 17 years now and sees wide use in normal clinical medicine and telemedicine, the COVID crisis has made its remote abilities especially useful. Furthermore, now that AI technology has caught up a bit, numerous studies can take place to recognize its true potential. At the most basic level, doctors are able to hear things much more clearly and enable earlier diagnoses of conditions. But it's expected that data collecting and analyzing will reveal patterns and correlations with even more implications. To find out more, see the website for Thinklabs. Available on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2Os0myK

All the way from New Zealand Reuben joins to talk about D Club GP and the early days of drifting in NZ. We talk about C's Garage and even some drifting technique and build stuff.Guests: @reuben__dclubgp, @dclubgpYT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqneLYnRYuMHXTnyCBp7QeAHost: @palmer_sndrsn, @goodestcast

Clive Smith, CEO at Thinklabs | Recruiting and Consulting Firm @Riderflex Learn more about Clive Smith: https://www.linkedin.com/in/clivesmith2/ Learn more about Thinklabs: https://www.linkedin.com/company/thinklabs-/ Riderflex is a global Recruiting and Consulting Firm. We give Career Advice & Job Interviewing Tips on this podcast. This episode of the Riderflex Podcast is sponsored by our friends at Marketing360, the #1 marketing platform for small businesses. It’s everything you need to grow your business. Visit Marketing360.com or call them at 833-277-1328. #Thinklabs #CliveSmith #stethoscope #technology #design #innovation #CEO #Leadership #podcast #interview #riderflex #employmentagency --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/riderflex/support

Clive talks about his early career as a Creative Director for a high-profile fashion company and his transition to becoming a Fine Artist/Painter. We discuss the progression of his early work to where he is today. What is the process of beginning a new series? What are his thoughts on the environment? How does it have an impact on his work? What are his thoughts on self-expression? What's next?Learn more about Clive Smith on his websitehttps://clivesmithstudio.com/ Follow Clive Smith Studio on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/clivesmithstudio/@clivesmithstudio Follow Clive Smith Portraits on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/clivesmithportraits/@clivesmithportraits

Thinklabs was founded in 1991 by Clive Smith, an Electrical Engineering graduate of Caltech. The name implies the company's goal - think deeply about problems that matter and develop imaginative solutions. Smith has always had a passion for medical electronics, sound, music, and signal processing. In the mid-'90s, Smith read a Circulation paper, indicating that stethoscope acoustics had not improved since Laennec built the first stethoscope in 1816. Physicians confirmed that even top-of-the-line conventional stethoscopes did a poor job of amplifying heart and lung sounds. Thus began Smith's obsession to re-invent the stethoscope. The concept of an electronic stethoscope was not new. For a century, the road to perfect auscultation was littered with the carcasses of failed efforts. Smith started experimenting. Technologies were tested, rejected, modified and retested. The key breakthrough came with a question: How can one create an electrical analog to the acoustic pressure changes in a conventional stethoscope? All the benefits of advanced electronic technology would then accrue and the authentic sound of the stethoscope would be preserved. Physicians would not require any ear retraining. A completely new transducer was needed. Clive Smith went on to design the One Digital Stethoscope. But I want to find out more about that journey and the Thinklabs One motto of never stop inventing. We discuss how doctors and patients are leveraging new technology for remote medicine.

Russell & Robert meet iconic British actor Sir Ian McKellen CBE at his home in East London. We have a private tour of Ian’s art collection including stunning works by L.S. Lowry, David Hockney, Andrew Logan, textile artist John Allen and an Antony Gormley cast iron figure he chose to display in the River Thames at the end of his garden! We learn about Ian’s childhood in Bolton and how his father’s natural talent for art meant Ian chose a different way to express himself on stage and screen! However his own passion for art led him to buy a work to commemorate every part he’s played around the world and he even set up an artist residency in the house next-door. Ian remembers Andy Warhol taking his photo at The Factory in 1970s New York (& buying a screen print of Mick Jagger), being painted twice by his longterm friend David Hockney and why he sees the paintings of L.S. Lowry as stage sets. We also discuss the 20 portraits of Ian at the National Portrait Gallery collection by artists as varied as Cecil Beaton, Lord Snowdon, Mary McCartney, Trevor Leighton and Clive Smith who won the BP Award from the National Portrait Gallery and was given the commission to paint McKellen for their collection. Whilst, Christian Hook painted McKellen in the final episode of Portrait Artist of the Year on TV and won the prize also! Plus, find out which legendary Hollywood actor is also a secret painter - Ian owns not one, but two, of his colourful paintings!! ‘The Good Liar’ starring Sir Ian & Dame Helen Mirren (and our very own Russell Tovey!!) is out today in UK cinemas. Follow Ian on Instagram @IanMcKellen and the film at @GoodLiarMovie. If you enjoy this episode, please leave us a review at Apple Podcasts and visit @TalkArt for images of all artworks discussed in this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Legendary Clive Smith from As It Is TV talks to Pat Hart on BCfm Radio's One Love Breakfast about his film The Windrush Journey Of Mental Health and issues surrounding it in a candid and often raw discussion about race, perception and our own communities. Includes contributions from Roma Widger & Prianka Ravel.

This month on The BloodStream Podcast, Clive Smith and the UK Haemophilia Society provide an update on the inquiry into the UK’s Contaminated Blood Scandal, Amy Board joins to discuss her new role with Ask The Expert and Believe Limited, Natalie discusses a recent article on how to “invest” in your health, Patrick recaps a the HemAware story on New York Rangers Coach Dan Quinn, and we introduce a new segment: Mama Sue’s Netflix Recs. All that and more on Episode 32 of The BloodStream Podcast!   Presenting Sponsor: Shire   Latest Ask The Expert Podcast   Latest Powering Through Podcast   Leave us a review on iTunes!  Help others from BloodStream!   Community News In 60 Seconds: Hepatitis C Virus Is Major Predictor of Liver Cancer in Hemophilia, U.S. Inpatient Data Reveals BIVV001 Increases Half-life of Factor VIII in People with Severe Hemophilia A, Phase 1/2a Trial Shows Novoeight Safe, Effective in Hemophilia A Patients Over Long Term, Phase 3b Trial Shows Preventive Use of Idelvion Lets Kids with Hemophilia B Need Fewer Infusions, Trial Shows Catalyst Announces Updates on Two Lead Compounds for Hemophilia Like Segment: The Right Way to Invest in Your Health   Comment Segment: New York Rangers Coach David Quinn on Hockey and Hemophilia   Interview Segment: Amy Board, the new host of Ask The Expert!   BloodFeed: https://www.bloodfeed.com Connect with BloodStream: Email mailbag@bloodstreammedia.com Find all of our bleeding disorders podcasts on BloodStreamMedia.com BloodStream Facebook Page BloodStream Twitter Account   Subscribe to BloodStream: iTunes: http://bit.ly/bloodstreamitunes Stitcher: http://bit.ly/bloodstreamstitcher LibSyn: http://bit.ly/bloodstreamlibsyn SoundCloud: http://bit.ly/bloodstreamSC TuneIn: http://bit.ly/bloodstreamtunein Google Play: http://bit.ly/bloodstreamPlay Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2nNPhui

This month on The BloodStream Podcast, the National Hemophilia Foundation’s (NHF) CEO Val Bias and SVP Dawn Rotellini preview NHF’s 70th Annual Bleeding Disorders Conference taking place October 11th-13th in Orlando, Florida.  UK Haemophilia Society trustee Clive Smith shares his Ironman story, Natalie leads a discussion on wearables and health outcomes, and Patrick walks through the recent The Atlantic article on hemophilia and gene therapy titled: The Patients Who Don’t Want To Be Cured. All that and more on Episode 28 of The BloodStream Podcast! Exclusive Sponsor: Shire Believe @ #NHF2018: BelieveLTD.com/NHF2018 Latest Ask The Expert Podcast: Ep. 18: Career Counselor Episode - w/ Don Molter - August 27, 2018 Latest Powering Through Podcast: Ep. 20 - NEHA w/ Dr. Jonathan Bernstein, Dr. Stacy Croteau, Emily Bisson, & Caitlin Montcrieff CHECK IT OUT! TeenImpactAwards.com BombardierBlood.com STBhemo.com (Stop The Bleeding!) Leave us a review on iTunes!  Help others from BloodStream! Community News In 60 Seconds: 11-YEAR-OLD WITH RARE BLEEDING DISORDER BAKES ONE-OF-A-KIND CAKES FOR OTHER SICK KIDS Hemophilia Center of Western New York awards $890,000 grant to UB to address shortage of specialists in non-malignant blood disorder uniQure (QURE) Reports First Patient Treated in Dose-Confirmation Study of AMT-061 in Patients with Hemophilia B IDELVION® 3500 IU Vials Now Available to Provide Convenience to Patients Catalyst Biosciences Announces Publication of Marzeptacog Alfa (Activated) Phase 1 Data in The Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis Promising Data Supports Development of AAVhu37-based Gene Therapy for Hemophilia A   Like Segment: Fitness trackers turn health into a game that users rarely win ‘Beyond the Wrist: Rethinking Wearable Technology for Mental Health Share Segment: Clive Smith - Iron Out The Obstacles Comment Segment: The Patients Who Don’t Want To Be Cured Interview Segment: NHF CEO Val Bias and SVP Dawn Rotellini Preview NHF BDC 2018   BloodFeed: https://www.bloodfeed.com Connect with BloodStream: Email mailbag@bloodstreammedia.com Find all of our bleeding disorders podcasts on BloodStreamMedia.com BloodStream Facebook Page BloodStream Twitter Account Subscribe to BloodStream: iTunes: http://bit.ly/bloodstreamitunes Stitcher: http://bit.ly/bloodstreamstitcher LibSyn: http://bit.ly/bloodstreamlibsyn SoundCloud: http://bit.ly/bloodstreamSC TuneIn: http://bit.ly/bloodstreamtunein Google Play: http://bit.ly/bloodstreamPlay Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2nNPhui

Russell is joined by Mark Ainsbury who recounts tale upon tale of following #walesaway since his first trip to Belgium in 1991; being involved in setting up the Gôl Cymru charity; his thoughts about Wales's global profile after the Euros; and much much more. Mark has recently began making some of his old fanzine articles available online at The Blansko Klobása blog. Gellir ddilyn Mark ar Twitter ar @chsingthedragon. Dedicated to the memory of Clive Smith from Dowlais Mae Russell yn cael ei ymuno â Mark Ainsbury sy'n traethu stori ar ôl stori o ddilyn Cymru oddi gartref ers ei daith gyntaf i Wlad Belg ym 1991; ei rôl mewn sefydlu yr elusen Gôl Cymru; ei feddyliau am broffil Cymru ledled y byd ar ôl yr Ewros; a llawer llawer rhagor. Yn ddiweddar mae Mark wedi cyhoeddi ychydig o'i hen erthyglau fanzine ar lein ar y blogfan Blansko Klobása. Mark can be followed on Twitter at @chsingthedragon. Er gof Clive Smith o Ddowlais

Kathryn interviews educator and speaker Anni Keffer, author of “Leadership Built on Why: A Guide for Young Adults”. It's a myth that young people should wait until they're older to become leaders - the Parkland school shooting survivors are outstanding examples of this. Keffer lays out a clear roadmap on how young adults can aim high, find their essential purpose, become tomorrow's leaders - and gain the courage to lead from their convictions. Kathryn also interviews personal branding expert Krista Clive-Smith, author of “Get Noticed, Be Remembered: Creating a Personal Brand Strategy for Success”. Each of us is born with a gift, a calling - something that sets us apart from the pack. Define it, position it, package it and champion it. Clive-Smith takes us on a journey to get noticed and be remembered whether you're a parent, professional, entrepreneur, student or in the middle of a life transition.

Kathryn interviews educator and speaker Anni Keffer, author of “Leadership Built on Why: A Guide for Young Adults”. It's a myth that young people should wait until they're older to become leaders - the Parkland school shooting survivors are outstanding examples of this. Keffer lays out a clear roadmap on how young adults can aim high, find their essential purpose, become tomorrow's leaders - and gain the courage to lead from their convictions. Kathryn also interviews personal branding expert Krista Clive-Smith, author of “Get Noticed, Be Remembered: Creating a Personal Brand Strategy for Success”. Each of us is born with a gift, a calling - something that sets us apart from the pack. Define it, position it, package it and champion it. Clive-Smith takes us on a journey to get noticed and be remembered whether you're a parent, professional, entrepreneur, student or in the middle of a life transition.

Debesh Banerjee talks to Clive Smith, Head of Leisure Services for Poole, who explains why Poole needs a new cemetery.

Clive Smith from Hirstwood Training writes about challenging behaviour, new projector from Opti and a couple of apps. 

This originally went up as a blog on our website www.multi-sensory-room.co.uk and was written by Clive Smith. I decided to make it into a podcast all about the vestibular system.