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Today, we have an incredible guest joining us—rheumatologist Dr. David Collier. With 28 years as a Professor of Medicine at the University of Colorado Medical School and 25 years leading the scleroderma clinic, Dr. Collier is a true expert in the field. Currently, he's consulting with Kyverna Therapeutics, working on groundbreaking (CAR) T-cell therapy.We've all been hearing the buzz about this innovative treatment for scleroderma, and today, we're diving in to learn what it's all about. Get ready for a fascinating science lesson—you won't want to miss this! Let's get started!
Send us a Text Message.What if understanding your child's brain could transform your parenting approach? Join us in this episode of Legit Parenting as seasoned child and family therapist Craig Knippenberg, LCSW, M.Div and special guest Dr. Robin McEvoy, a developmental neuropsychologist, joins us to shed light on the identification and management of learning disabilities and developmental challenges in children, offering invaluable advice for parents during the crucial summer break.Navigating the maze of parental concerns can be overwhelming, especially with the added pressures of modern education and the lingering effects of COVID-19. We'll discuss the importance of tailored educational approaches and the benefits of reducing homework to improve both mental health and learning outcomes. Dr. McEvoy emphasizes the significance of understanding family and medical history when addressing learning disabilities, advocating for early evaluations and interventions.We'll talk about the critical roles of nutrition, hydration, sleep, and exercise in a child's overall well-being, especially for those with attention deficit disorders. Practical strategies for reinforcing positive behavior and building new skills in children are shared, along with a discussion on balancing naturopathic approaches with medication when necessary. Dr. Robin McEvoy has been practicing developmental neuropsychology for 30 years. With each evaluation, she asks herself, “How can I help.” Many parents bring their kids in for evaluation because they are still struggling, despite working with a psychiatrist, a psychologist, a learning specialist or a whole team of specialists. The parents were doing “standard of care” thoroughly, but it was not enough. There were times she worried that she would not find a way to help, that the parents were already doing everything possible.But she hates the thought of saying there was nothing else to be done. So instead of saying that, she decided to dig deeper. She dug into nutrition, sleep, medical conditions and myriad of complementary and alternative approaches to learning and behavior. (And while digging, she met Child Decoded co-founder, Kim Gangwish.)By developing a more thorough understanding of the mind/body integration, she began to find other avenues that actually opened up new possibilities for children. She loves having options for families who had been told to just accept their child's challenges and live with them. She had been told the same thing about her own daughter who had a severe speech disability and sensory issues. As both a developmental neuropsychologist and a parent, she became expert at mapping out paths through difficult presentations.Dr. McEvoy earned her PH.D. in Developmental Psychology from the University of Houston, then went on to fellow in Psychobiology/Neuropsychology at the University of Colorado Medical School. She holds a research faculty position at the University of Colorado, and also maintains a private practice where she can evaluate using the Child Decoded model.Evaluation is the heart of her work with children: helping families, pediatricians, and school districts to find a deeper understanding of complex challenges. Dr. McEvoy enjoys writing and blogs frequently for Child Decoded. She loves public speaking and is a highly rated speaker.You can read more about Robin McEvoy at her website www.robinmcevoy.com. She blogs about learning and learning challenges as well as tons about “behavior problems in children” because she has strong opinions about that. You can follow her on Facebook at www.facebook.com/DrRobinMcEvoy or on Twitter at twitter.com/RobinMcEvoy.
In today's fast-paced world, many individuals are seeking alternatives to invasive surgical procedures. Dr. Mazzola explains how ultrasound guided diagnosis has revolutionized the field by providing accurate and precise treatment options for patients. By using this innovative technique, doctors can identify and target the root cause of the problem, such as arthritis or ligament injuries, without the need for surgery. Key Points ✅ Regenerative Medicine and ultrasound guided diagnosis is changing the way we treat arthritis and other non-surgical sports injuries ✅ Keys to physical exam and diagnosis of injuries to avoid surgery ✅ When does PRP injection make since to avoid surgery after tendon or ligament injuries? Dr. Tim Mazzola Dr. Mazzola is board certified in both Family Medicine and Sports Medicine. He is also certified in musculoskeletal ultrasound since 2013. He currently practices as a Non-operative Regenerative Orthopedist at Breakthrough Regenerative Orthopedics in Boulder, CO. He previously served as a Team Physician at the US Air Force Academy. Passionate about teaching, Dr. Mazzola is affiliated with the University of Colorado Medical School and is completing 2 SI ligament research studies with Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine. He has taught Advanced Musculoskeletal Ultrasound and Regenerative Orthopedics for several years. He co-authored a chapter on Ultrasound Guided techniques in Regenerative Medicine Procedures in Dr. Malanga and Ibrahim's textbook titled Regenerative Treatments in Sports and Orthopedic Medicine. He co- authored a recent review paper on optimizing PRP dose and formulations with Peter Everts and others. https://www.orthopedicscolorado.com/
April Giles gets to see things every day that most people don't — people trying to change the world. Whether it's predicting lung cancer, molecular wound care, or groundbreaking arthritis treatment, she works closely with organizations from startups to commercial enterprises that are focused on healthcare and life science innovation. April Giles is the Vice President of Business Development for the Fitzsimons Innovation Community at the University of Colorado. The Fitzsimons Innovation Community is a place where health and life sciences companies are co-located on a collaborative campus and are close to the University of Colorado Medical School. Prior to this role, April was the president and CEO of the Colorado Bioscience Association and worked in the office of the Vice Chancellor of the University of Colorado Denver.April joined the podcast to talk about her day-to-day work with innovative organizations, the unique pathway that brought her to the Fitzsimons Innovation Community, and why Portugal is the one place she's been to more than anywhere — it's probably not the reason you would think! Fitzsimons Innovation Community WebsiteConnect on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn
Dr. Morris currently works full-time as a researcher. She is founder and director of the Disability Equity Collaborative where her work focuses on provider and health care organization-level factors that negatively impact the quality of care delivered to patients with disabilities. Her work has been funded by the NIH and other key sources of support. She has published in major medical periodicals, including the New England Journal of Medicine and the journal Health Affairs. Dr. Morris has a Masters of Science degree in Speech-Language Pathology, a Masters of Public Health degree, and a PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences from the University of Washington. She completed post-doctoral fellowships at Northwestern University and the Mayo Clinic in health services research. She has served as a faculty member at the Mayo Clinic, Harvard Medical School, and the University of Colorado Medical School. The following items were discussed in Part 2: how ableism, including structural ableism appear in the healthcare setting; how medicine, including the field of rehabilitation, contributed to ableism in society; the importance of having health care organizations systematically collect and record patients' disability status within the electronic health record; challenges in achieving effective documentation in the record and how to overcome them; how to determine patients' needed disability accommodations and implementing them into routine clinical and hospital care; and any ongoing studies in which she is involved and anticipates undertaking in the near term.
Dr. Morris currently works full-time as a researcher. She is founder and director of the Disability Equity Collaborative where her work focuses on provider and health care organization-level factors that negatively impact the quality of care delivered to patients with disabilities. Her work has been funded by the NIH and other key sources of support. She has published in major medical periodicals, including the New England Journal of Medicine and the journal Health Affairs. Dr. Morris has a Masters of Science degree in Speech-Language Pathology, a Masters of Public Health degree, and a PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences from the University of Washington. She completed post-doctoral fellowships at Northwestern University and the Mayo Clinic in health services research. She has served as a faculty member at the Mayo Clinic, Harvard Medical School, and the University of Colorado Medical School. The following items were discussed in Part 1: her definition of the term ableism; meaning of the term structural ableism and how it is manifested in society; whether there can be a tendency for ableism to occur in conjunction with another kind of ism, such as racism; and how she developed an interest in focusing on the topic of ableism.
In this episode we are joined by a group of physicians from the University of Colorado Medical School who published a paper in the Journal of Surgical Education about their experiences accommodating a student with physical disabilities during a surgery clerkship. In this episode, the group discusses the processes behind the group's publication and the collective experience of creating an accessible experience in medical school for a student with a physical disability and students with disabilities more broadly. Key Words: wheelchair, T10 Spinal Cord Injury, SPI, Emergency Medicine, Anesthesiology, med student, medical education, physical disability
From picking a restaurant on a Saturday night to choosing a new dentist, all of us seem to rely more and more on online reviews. In this episode of This Week in Hearing, Vinaya Manchaiah, professor at the University of Colorado Medical School talks us through the consumer on-line review research his team of collaborators have conducted over the past few years. Be sure to subscribe to the TWIH YouTube channel for the latest episodes each week and follow This Week in Hearing on LinkedIn and Twitter. Articles cited in this episode: Bennett RJ, Swanepoel W, Ratinaud P, Bailey A, Pennebaker JW, Manchaiah V. Hearing aid acquisition and ownership: what can we learn from online consumer reviews?. Int J Audiol. 2021;60(11):917-926. Manchaiah V, Bennett RJ, Ratinaud P, Swanepoel W. Experiences With Hearing Health Care Services: What Can We Learn From Online Consumer Reviews?. Am J Audiol. 2021;30(3):745-754. Manchaiah V, Swanepoel W, Bailey A, Pennebaker JW, Bennett RJ. Hearing Aid Consumer Reviews: A Linguistic Analysis in Relation to Benefit and Satisfaction Ratings. Am J Audiol. 2021;30(3):761-768 Manchaiah V, Picou EM, Bailey A, Rodrigo H. Consumer Ratings of the Most Desirable Hearing Aid Attributes. J Am Acad Audiol. 2021;32(8):537-546. doi:10.1055/s-0041-1732442
Medicine and Miracles in the High Desert: My Life among the Navajo People with Dr. Erica Elliott. Erica was born into a large family with a Swiss mother and an American father. Throughout her childhood, Erica moved with her family from one part of the world to another due to her father's work. She began her schooling in England, graduated from high school in Germany, and then studied art in Florence, Italy, before returning to the States to attend college. The seeds for becoming a medical doctor were first sown when she spent a summer in Switzerland learning from her uncle, an eccentric and brilliant medical doctor. It took many years before those seeds sprouted. Erica came to medicine later than most medical students, after pursuing other careers and interests, including teaching grade school and herding sheep on the Navajo Reservation, mountain climbing in the Andes while serving in the Peace Corps in South America, teaching Outward Bound students wilderness survival in the Rocky Mountains, studying spiritual practices, and traveling abroad. After graduating from University of Colorado Medical School and completing her residency in family practice in Denver, Erica worked in Cuba, New Mexico, where she fulfilled her National Health Service obligation. From there she worked in a number of settings including a clinic for indigent care, a local emergency room, a women's clinic, a multispecialty clinic, and finally, in 1993, Dr. Elliott opened her own private practice in her co-housing community, The Commons, which she help found in the early 1990s. Dr. Elliott's unrelenting curiosity has led her on many eye-opening and heart-opening adventures. The years she spent living in foreign cultures, both as a child and an adult, enabled her to bring a fresh perspective to her life's work. Dr. Elliott specializes in family practice and environmental medicine. Her private medical practice grew rapidly and soon she was treating patients who came to her from other parts of the country, as well as local patients. She has been nicknamed the “Health Detective.” She finds deep meaning and purpose through helping her patients find relief from their suffering. Over the years, Erica has given radio talks, interviews, webinars, workshops at Esalen and Omega Institutes, and a TEDx talk about living in co-housing. She is the co-author of Prescriptions for a Healthy House, and the author of Medicine and Miracles in the High Desert: My Life among the Navajo People. Website(s): http://www.ericaelliottmd.com/
Medicine and Miracles in the High Desert: My Life among the Navajo People with Dr. Erica Elliott. Erica was born into a large family with a Swiss mother and an American father. Throughout her childhood, Erica moved with her family from one part of the world to another due to her father's work. She began her schooling in England, graduated from high school in Germany, and then studied art in Florence, Italy, before returning to the States to attend college. The seeds for becoming a medical doctor were first sown when she spent a summer in Switzerland learning from her uncle, an eccentric and brilliant medical doctor. It took many years before those seeds sprouted. Erica came to medicine later than most medical students, after pursuing other careers and interests, including teaching grade school and herding sheep on the Navajo Reservation, mountain climbing in the Andes while serving in the Peace Corps in South America, teaching Outward Bound students wilderness survival in the Rocky Mountains, studying spiritual practices, and traveling abroad. After graduating from University of Colorado Medical School and completing her residency in family practice in Denver, Erica worked in Cuba, New Mexico, where she fulfilled her National Health Service obligation. From there she worked in a number of settings including a clinic for indigent care, a local emergency room, a women's clinic, a multispecialty clinic, and finally, in 1993, Dr. Elliott opened her own private practice in her co-housing community, The Commons, which she help found in the early 1990s. Dr. Elliott's unrelenting curiosity has led her on many eye-opening and heart-opening adventures. The years she spent living in foreign cultures, both as a child and an adult, enabled her to bring a fresh perspective to her life's work. Dr. Elliott specializes in family practice and environmental medicine. Her private medical practice grew rapidly and soon she was treating patients who came to her from other parts of the country, as well as local patients. She has been nicknamed the “Health Detective.” She finds deep meaning and purpose through helping her patients find relief from their suffering. Over the years, Erica has given radio talks, interviews, webinars, workshops at Esalen and Omega Institutes, and a TEDx talk about living in co-housing. She is the co-author of Prescriptions for a Healthy House, and the author of Medicine and Miracles in the High Desert: My Life among the Navajo People. Website(s): http://www.ericaelliottmd.com/
Our guest today is Dr. Gretchen Frey. Her specialty is Obstetrics and Gynecology. She graduated from the University of Colorado Medical School in 1985 and fulfilled her residency at the University of Colorado in 1989. She was on the faculty as an Associate Clinical Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. She began her obstetrics and gynecology practice in Littleton, CO in 1989 and gradually became more interested in integrative medicine. She practiced office-only gynecology from 2010 until 2019, and is now retired from clinical practice. During her years of practice, Dr. Frey developed special expertise in menopausal medicine. This included prescribing a wide variety of hormonal preparations including compounded bioidentical hormones. Another area of interest became the treatment of sexual difficulties, including low desire and vulvar pain syndromes. Sexual pain syndromes can be challenging to diagnose and treat. She often found that a team approach utilizing several providers with different skills provides the best chance of success. Dr. Frey is now retired from clinical practice and increasing her activities in her "encore career" as a sexuality educator. We hope you enjoy this excellent conversation! And if you'd like to hear more, visit our website and please subscribe! We love our listeners and welcome your feedback. You can find us on Facebook and Instagram and Twitter. Or you can write to us at this address. We can't wait to hear your thoughts. As always, thanks for listening!
Leonard Perlmutter (Ram Lev) is the founder and director of The American Meditation Institute in Averill Park, New York, and the originator of National Conscience Month. Leonard is the author and editor of Transformation—The Journal of Yoga Science as Holistic Mind/Body Medicine, and over the past decades has served on the faculties of the New England Institute of Ayurvedic Medicine and the International Himalayan Yoga Teachers Association. Leonard has studied in Rishikesh, India and is a direct disciple of Swami Rama of the Himalayas—the man who, in laboratory conditions at the Menninger Institute, demonstrated that blood pressure, heart rate and the autonomic nervous system can be voluntarily controlled. These research demonstrations have been one of the major cornerstones of the modern mind/body movement. Mr. Perlmutter has presented informative Yoga Science and meditation workshops at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Kaiser Permanente, The New York Times Forum on Yoga, the Commonwealth Club of California, the University of Connecticut School of Medicine, the Washington University Medical School, the University of Colorado Medical School, the University of Wisconsin School of Nursing, the U.S. Military Academy at West Point Association of Graduates, the Albany Medical College, and Berkshire Medical Center. Since 2009, Leonard's Heart and Science of Yoga® course curriculum has been certified by the Albany Medical College, the American Medical Association and the American Nurses Association for continuing medical education credit. WEBSITE & SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS: https://AmericanMeditation.org https://www.facebook.com/AmericanMeditationInstitute https://twitter.com/amimeditation https://www.linkedin.com/pub/leonard-perlmutter-ram-lev/2a/9b1/ab1 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbjgf9zM53NRo80FnMzbV9g/ https://www.pinterest.com/AmericanMeditationInstitute/
Leonard Perlmutter (Ram Lev) is the founder and director of The American Meditation Institute in Averill Park, New York, and the originator of National Conscience Month. Leonard is the author and editor of Transformation—The Journal of Yoga Science as Holistic Mind/Body Medicine, and over the past decades has served on the faculties of the New England Institute of Ayurvedic Medicine and the International Himalayan Yoga Teachers Association. Leonard has studied in Rishikesh, India and is a direct disciple of Swami Rama of the Himalayas—the man who, in laboratory conditions at the Menninger Institute, demonstrated that blood pressure, heart rate and the autonomic nervous system can be voluntarily controlled. These research demonstrations have been one of the major cornerstones of the modern mind/body movement. Mr. Perlmutter has presented informative Yoga Science and meditation workshops at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Kaiser Permanente, The New York Times Forum on Yoga, the Commonwealth Club of California, the University of Connecticut School of Medicine, the Washington University Medical School, the University of Colorado Medical School, the University of Wisconsin School of Nursing, the U.S. Military Academy at West Point Association of Graduates, the Albany Medical College, and Berkshire Medical Center. Since 2009, Leonard's Heart and Science of Yoga® course curriculum has been certified by the Albany Medical College, the American Medical Association and the American Nurses Association for continuing medical education credit. WEBSITE & SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS: https://AmericanMeditation.org https://www.facebook.com/AmericanMeditationInstitute https://twitter.com/amimeditation https://www.linkedin.com/pub/leonard-perlmutter-ram-lev/2a/9b1/ab1 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbjgf9zM53NRo80FnMzbV9g/ https://www.pinterest.com/AmericanMeditationInstitute/
To learn more about Leonard and his work, visithttps://americanmeditation.orghttps://www.facebook.com/AmericanMeditationInstitutehttps://www.instagram.com/american_meditation_institutehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbjgf9zM53NRo80FnMzbV9gTo learn more about Leonard's new book, YOUR CONSCIENCE: The Key to Unlock Limitless Wisdom and Creativity and Solve All of Life's Challenges visit https://americanmeditation.org/your-conscienceEach of us knows how it feels to make the right choice. The true choice. When our outer actions reflect our inner wisdom, we feel positive, energized, creative, loving, and fulfilled. So why do we sometimes ignore that wisdom and make bad decisions? The problem lies in our mind…and the solution lies there too.Your Conscience, a new book by AMI Founder Leonard Perlmutter, helps us understand how to train the mind to make choices that lead to the kind of life we want to live. This short, powerful handbook teaches that we already have everything we need to live a happy, healthy, and fulfilling life. We must simply learn a few tools to access our own unlimited wisdom and creativity.LEONARD PERLMUTTER (Ram Lev) is the founder and director of the American Meditation Institute in Averill Park, NY and is the originator of National Conscience Month. He studied in Rishikesh, India under Swami Rama of the Himalayas whose lab studies at the Menninger Institute demonstrated that blood pressure, heart rate and the autonomic nervous system can be voluntarily controlled. Leonard has presented informative Yoga Science and meditation workshops at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Kaiser Permanente, The New York Times Forum on Yoga, the Commonwealth Club of California, the University of Connecticut School of Medicine, the Washington University Medical School, the University of Colorado Medical School, the University of Wisconsin School of Nursing, the U.S. Military Academy at West Point Association of Graduates, the Albany Medical College, and Berkshire Medical Center and has served on the faculties of the New England Institute of Ayurvedic Medicine and the International Himalayan Yoga Teachers Association. He is the author and editor of Transformation: The Journal of Yoga Science as Holistic Mind/Body Medicine and his Heart and Science of Yoga® course curriculum has been certified by the Albany Medical College, the American Medical Association, and the American Nurses Association for continuing medical education credit.
To learn more about Leonard and his work, visithttps://americanmeditation.orghttps://www.facebook.com/AmericanMeditationInstitutehttps://www.instagram.com/american_meditation_institutehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbjgf9zM53NRo80FnMzbV9gTo learn more about Leonard's new book, YOUR CONSCIENCE: The Key to Unlock Limitless Wisdom and Creativity and Solve All of Life's Challenges visithttps://americanmeditation.org/your-conscienceEach of us knows how it feels to make the right choice. The true choice. When our outer actions reflect our inner wisdom, we feel positive, energized, creative, loving, and fulfilled. So why do we sometimes ignore that wisdom and make bad decisions? The problem lies in our mind…and the solution lies there too.Your Conscience, a new book by AMI Founder Leonard Perlmutter, helps us understand how to train the mind to make choices that lead to the kind of life we want to live. This short, powerful handbook teaches that we already have everything we need to live a happy, healthy, and fulfilling life. We must simply learn a few tools to access our own unlimited wisdom and creativity.LEONARD PERLMUTTER (Ram Lev) is the founder and director of the American Meditation Institute in Averill Park, NY and is the originator of National Conscience Month. He studied in Rishikesh, India under Swami Rama of the Himalayas whose lab studies at the Menninger Institute demonstrated that blood pressure, heart rate and the autonomic nervous system can be voluntarily controlled. Leonard has presented informative Yoga Science and meditation workshops at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Kaiser Permanente, The New York Times Forum on Yoga, the Commonwealth Club of California, the University of Connecticut School of Medicine, the Washington University Medical School, the University of Colorado Medical School, the University of Wisconsin School of Nursing, the U.S. Military Academy at West Point Association of Graduates, the Albany Medical College, and Berkshire Medical Center and has served on the faculties of the New England Institute of Ayurvedic Medicine and the International Himalayan Yoga Teachers Association. He is the author and editor of Transformation: The Journal of Yoga Science as Holistic Mind/Body Medicine and his Heart and Science of Yoga® course curriculum has been certified by the Albany Medical College, the American Medical Association, and the American Nurses Association for continuing medical education credit.
Bio LEONARD PERLMUTTER (Ram Lev) is the founder and director of the American Meditation Institute in Averill Park, NY and is the originator of National Conscience Month. He studied in Rishikesh, India under Swami Rama of the Himalayas whose lab studies at the Menninger Institute demonstrated that blood pressure, heart rate and the autonomic nervous system can be voluntarily controlled. Leonard has presented informative Yoga Science and meditation workshops at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Kaiser Permanente, The New York Times Forum on Yoga, the Commonwealth Club of California, the University of Connecticut School of Medicine, the Washington University Medical School, the University of Colorado Medical School, the University of Wisconsin School of Nursing, the U.S. Military Academy at West Point Association of Graduates, the Albany Medical College, and Berkshire Medical Center and has served on the faculties of the New England Institute of Ayurvedic Medicine and the International Himalayan Yoga Teachers Association. He is the author and editor of Transformation: The Journal of Yoga Science as Holistic Mind/Body Medicine and his Heart and Science of Yoga® course curriculum has been certified by the Albany Medical College, the American Medical Association, and the American Nurses Association for continuing medical education credit. Connect with Leonard https://americanmeditation.org/ https://www.facebook.com/AmericanMeditationInstitute https://www.instagram.com/american_meditation_institute/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbjgf9zM53NRo80FnMzbV9g Buy the book- https://americanmeditation.org/your-conscience/ Where to connect with Andrea Website: https://andreaclaassen.com/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/seasonallivingmamas Freebie: 5 Day Ayurvedic Challenge- https://andreaclaassen.com/5-day-ayurvedic-challenge Divine Body Wisdom Book- https://andreaclaassen.com/book Andrea Claassen Bio Andrea Claassen is an Ayurvedic Wellness Counselor, RYT 500 hour yoga teacher, and Wild Woman Project Circle leader who has been in the wellness space since 2007. Her mission is to help people slow down, tune in, and connect to your divine body wisdom. She does this by teaching her Peaceful Power Practices centered around movement, mindfulness & mother nature through an Ayurvedic lens. You can hear more from Andrea on her Peaceful Power Podcast where she aims to deliver actionable takeaways to live a more holistic lifestyle. Connect with Andrea on her website at www.andreaclaassen.com
Leonard Perlmutter is the founder and director of the American Meditation Institute in Averill Park, NY and is the originator of National Conscience Month. Leonard has presented informative Yoga Science and meditation workshops at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Kaiser Permanente, The New York Times Forum on Yoga, the Commonwealth Club of California, the University of Connecticut School of Medicine, the Washington University Medical School, the University of Colorado Medical School, the University of Wisconsin School of Nursing, the U.S. Military Academy at West Point Association of Graduates, the Albany Medical College, and Berkshire Medical Center and has served on the faculties of the New England Institute of Ayurvedic Medicine and the International Himalayan Yoga Teachers Association. He is the author and editor of Transformation: The Journal of Yoga Science as Holistic Mind/Body Medicine and his Heart and Science of Yoga® course curriculum has been certified by the Albany Medical College, the American Medical Association, and the American Nurses Association for continuing medical education credit. 3:42 The inspiration Leonard's new book, YOUR CONSCIENCE: The Key to Unlock Limitless Wisdom and Creativity and Solve All of Life's Challenges 6:25 Leonard defines Conscience according to Yogic philosophy. 8:23 The four functions of the mind: ego, senses, unconscious mind, and the conscience. 16:15 How to grapple the paradoxes of ego vs. oneness; duality vs. nonduality—and consciously practice self-love along the path of transformation. 19:49 How living from our Conscience can help us purify the mind and ultimately raise consciousness. 23:02 Using conscience as our guide to transform our personal "problems" into workable "situations." 25:29 Everyday experiments we can try to help follow our conscience in any moment. 27:47 Drawing from Ayurveda for a better approach to food and diet. 30:06 What is Yoga Science and how can we apply it today? 31:29 Meditation as the key to unlocking our conscience. Links mentioned in this episode: Book: http://yourconscience.org/ (Your Conscience) https://americanmeditation.org/ (American Meditation Institute) Email Leonard: ami@americanmeditation.org This episode is sponsored by http://www.getchews.com/ (TotumVos Collagen Chews). You can find TotumVos at www.getchews.com. *Use code DRDIVA for an additional 10% off your first order.
In this episode of Memoirs of Successful Women, The Transformation Queen Annie Gibbins interviews Isabel Hunsinger
// R E A D Y • S E T • R E S E T Have you ever wondered if there was a magic combination of vitamins and minerals you needed to put together to get the best cellular effect? Well, Dr. Kedar Prasad answers this question for us! Dr. Kedar N. Prasad obtained a Ph.D. in Radiation Biology from the University of Iowa. He went to Brookhaven National Laboratory for postdoctoral training. Dr. Prasad was a Professor and the Director for the Center for Vitamins and Cancer Research in the Department of Radiology at the University of Colorado Medical School. He published over 250 papers in peer-reviewed journals including Nature, Science, and PNAS, and was supported by the NIH for over 30 years. He has edited and authored 25 books on the role of micronutrients in radiation damage and neurodegenerative diseases. In 1982, he was invited by the Nobel Prize Committee to nominate a candidate for the Nobel Prize in Medicine. He is a former President of the International Society for Nutrition and Cancer. Currently, he is Chief Scientific Officer of Engage Global. In this podcast, we cover: The magic combination of vitamins and minerals to get the best cellular effect Why antioxidants and stress do not mix well together The importance of testing your inflammation and free radicals Why everyone is so immunocompromised About micronutrients and why they are critical for your overall health // E P I S O D E S P O N S O R S Pre-Order a copy of The Menopause Reset book today and get the bonus ebook now, for FREE! Feel the impact of Organifi - use code PELZ for 15% off all products! // R E S O U R C E S M E N T I O N E D Micronutrient supplement, save 25% off a subscription MBC Probiotic // F O L L O W Instagram | @dr.mindypelz & @theresetterpodcast Facebook | /drmindypelz & /theresetterpodcast Youtube | /drmindypelz Please note the following medical disclaimer: By listening to this podcast you understand that this video is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice and should not be relied on as health or personal advice. Always seek the guidance of your doctor with any questions you may have regarding your health or medical condition.
We are excited to have Dr. Kedar Prasad on the show with us today! He is a youthful and very knowledgeable eighty-five-year-old gentleman who attained the world’s first Radiation Biology Ph.D. in 1963. Dr. Prasad holds patents on the radiation defense benefits of micronutrients. He has published 29 books and over 250 peer-reviewed scientific papers on micronutrition, including papers on radiation defense with micronutrition. Dr. Prasad has been a professor at the University of Colorado Medical School for more than thirty years and is the Director of Vitamin and Cancer Research. He is also a member of the British Royal Society of Medicine, an invited member of the Nobel Nominating Committee for Candidates in Medicine, and former President of the International Society of Cancer and Nutrition. He is joined today by his colleague, Dave Nemelka, who is a Wharton MBA, a Proctor and Gamble Health-Care Brand Manager, a Founder of McKinley Capital, and the Founder and CEO of Engage Global. He is also Dr. Prasad’s partner in bringing wellness to the world with micronutrition. Misinformation about radiation and EMF is abounding at the moment. Dr. Prasad has invested his life in coming up with answers, and he is with us to give us a message of hope and positivity. Dr. Prasad and Dave are joining us on the show today to educate us and to help us understand what electromagnetic frequency fields are. They explain why EMF radiation is a concern with the growing technology of 5G, what electromagnetic frequency fields do to our bodies, how to protect ourselves proactively against EMF radiation, and how micronutrients work to protect us from the inside out against damage from 5G EMF radiation. Stay tuned to find out more! The Story Behind the Micro Daily EMF Product Dr. Prasad has formulated a micronutrient product that has a rich history of science behind it. In 2001, he was approached by the US Department of Defence while they were getting ready for the Afghan war. The US military was collaborating with the Russian Federation at the time because of their experiences in Afghanistan. The Russians had had positive experiences with antioxidants with their troops in Afghanistan. Those troops were healing and performing better than troops without antioxidants, so the US military also wanted to have a supplement for the US soldiers. They picked Dr. Prasad as their expert, and in 2001, they began an almost six-year process with Dr. Prasad conducting fourteen clinical studies to validate the foundational formula that is in the patent-pending Micro Daily EMF product. The product is safe to use, and none of the ingredients in it interact adversely with either prescription or non-prescription drugs. IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT: What EMF radiation is and why we need to be concerned about it. Credible research that indicates that 5G EMF radiation causes cellular damage and is a threat to our health. The impact of EMF on the developing brain. Using micronutrition as an effective defense against 5G EMF radiation damage. Dr. Prasad developed a supplement that has all the necessary micronutrients that are critical for the health of our bodies. Why Dr. Prasad recommends taking a micronutrient supplement twice, rather than once a day. Why Dr. Prasad does not add any iron, copper, or manganese to his micronutrient preparation. Some simple changes you can make that will reduce your exposure to radiation from the EMF devices in your home. Our bodies are designed to deal with threats from our environment if we give them the proper nutrition at the foundational, cellular level. Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on Twitter, Instagram & LinkedIn Check out Cynthia’s website Connect with Dr. Prasad Dr. Prasad’s website You can purchase Micro Daily EMF product here using the code 12229 You can purchase the Micro Daily product directly from here
Today, we're going to talk about Valleys of Life and our Self Talk. Have you ever struggled with your self talk? Are you consistent at talking nicely to yourself? What kind of things do you find yourself saying to yourself? Let me just tell you a little bit about who I am. I'm Isabel and I'm living here in New Zealand. I graduated in 1991 as a medical doctor from the University of Colorado Medical School. At the moment, I have been working on Doctor on a Mission. Before I graduated from medical school, I used to say things like, “You will never make it Isabel. You are such a loser” or things like, “You'll never get the weight off” or “You'll never become a doctor”, you know, “you're not good at math”. Life is full of ups and downs, right? Everybody likes having a beginning where they have a vision of where they are going and people love it when they get to the top of their goal. But nobody likes the change and the struggle. When we're in the valley, we've got a choice to make. The choice is -are you going to starve your doubt and feed your faith? Or, are you going to starve your faith and feed your doubt? Whatever you feed will grow.When the storms of your life happen, bend but don't break. Know that you will be stronger because of it and you will get skills, and you will get the mindset that you can make it through anything in your life.Another thing I want you to learn about is to shine the light on your self-limiting beliefs.You always have a choice. Say something like “I take control of my life and I am going to find a way. I am going to do this afraid. I will figure this out,” and become responsible for your success. Don't rely on anybody else to make you successful. You got to do the work.PLAY, WATCH, and LISTEN FOR THE REST OF THE STORY!How to Support the Mission of the Show?1. Be a Hero and tell a friend and loved one about the MD and Chef Team podcast. They will surely thank you. 2. Join the CEO of Your Health FB Live Weekly Coaching Group. This is where we do weekly coaching sessions and have a community that inspires each other to be better in health and life.https://doctoronamission.mykajabi.com/ceo-of-your-health-fb-group3. Follow our adventures on the Doctoronamission VLOG. Do you love stories and video adventure to laugh, cry and be empowered? So do we. That's why we have a vlog (That's a blog done in video style.) Just the way we do it here at Doctoronamission!https://doctoronamission.com/blog/ 4. For daily insights, imspiration, and behing the scenes action, follow us on Instagram and Facebook; just look for Doctoronamission (Dr. Isabel MD)https://www.facebook.com/doctoronamission/https://www.instagram.com/doctoronamission5. Apple users, please subscribe and review our show on Apple podcasts, we read them all. Android users, subscribe to our show on Google podcasts. Subscribers never miss any of the action!LinkedIn: https://nz.linkedin.com/in/doctoronamissionPinterest: https://www.pinterest.nz/mdandchefteam/Twitter: https://twitter.com/doctoronamissioSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mdandchefteam)
Start Track 2: 20:42 Start Track 3: 36:58 Start Track 4: 55:40 Start Track 5: 1:15:35 Start Track 6: 1:34:19 DR. RAY STRAND is a general-practice physician in Rapid City, South Dakota. He is a graduate of the University of Colorado Medical School in 1971. He finished his postgraduate education at Mercy Hospital in San Diego, California. He has been in private family practice for over 30 years and over the past 7 years has focused his practice on nutritional medicine. He is quickly becoming one of the leading authorities in nutritional medicine in the world. He has lectured on nutritional medicine across the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and England. During his career he has been active in the American Academy of Family Physicians, South Dakota Medical Association, The Christian Medical and Dental Society, and the Black Hills District Association. www.drraystrand.com DR. TERRY ALTSTIEL is a General Surgeon in Rapid City for 20+ years. He has an interesting story to tell, about how he started to work with Dr. Strand DONNA WALLACE lives right here in Bozeman, after she has taught as a professor of Sociology in California for several years. She has been a collaborator on three of Dr. Strand's books, titled: "What Your Doctor Doesn't Know About Nutritional Medicine May Be Killing You" (November 2002), "Death By Prescription… The Shocking Truth Behind An Overmedicated Nation" (October 2003), and their latest effort, called "Healthy For Life…Developing Healthy Lifestyles That Have a Side Effect Of Permanent Fat Loss" (early 2004)
In today's interview, Dr Kedar Prasad breaks down how the immune system works, and why micronutrients are key for fighting infections and viruses. Purchase Micro Daily Here Dr. Prasad is the science – He has published 26 books and over 250 peer reviewed scientific articles. World’s First Radiation Biologist Discovered the anti-cancer potency of Vitamin E Succinate Member of the Nobel Prize nominating committee for medicine President of the International Society of Nutrition and Cancer Member, British Royal Academy of Medicine Full Professor, Univ. of Colorado Medical School for 30+ years Episode sponsor: Purity Coffee: https://puritycoffee.com/kk10 Use kk10 for 10% off your entire order. Purchase Micro Daily Here // A D D I T I O N A L R E S O U R C E S ➡️Kettle & Fire Bone Broth: http://bit.ly/389dEaY Use ketokamp for 15% off. ➡️The World's Best Olive Oil | Get a $39 Bottle For a $1: http://www.ketokampoliveoil.com ➡️Keto Kamp Apparel: http://www.ketokampgear.com
Valleys of Life - SummaryToday, we’re going to talk about Valleys of Lifeand our Self Talk. Have you ever struggled with your self talk? Are you consistent at talking nicely to yourself? What kind of things do you find yourself saying to yourself? Let me just tell you a little bit about who I am. I’m Isabel and I’m living here in New Zealand. I graduated in 1991 as a medical doctor from the University of Colorado Medical School. At the moment, I have been working on Doctor on a Mission. Before I graduated from medical school, I used to say things like, “You will never make it Isabel. You are such a loser” or things like, “You’ll never get the weight off” or “You’ll never become a doctor”, you know, “you’re not good at math”. Life is full of ups and downs, right? Everybody likes having a beginning where they have a vision of where they are going and people love it when they get to the top of their goal. But nobody likes the change and the struggle. When we’re in the valley, we’ve got a choice to make. The choice is -are you going to starve your doubt and feed your faith? Or, are you going to starve your faith and feed your doubt? Whatever you feed will grow.What you can do to get through that struggle are:1. Read positive books. · Zieg Ziegler;· Og Mandino;· John Maxwell;· Norman Vincent Peale – “The Power of Positive Thinking”;· The Good Book, the Bible2. Make a file in your email “When Life Happens”· Start depositing articles, stories, and saying so that when you find yourself in that valley, you can go there and get replenished, get fed with that information.3. Statements· Post statements all over the house, in the car, in your phone, wherever, such as:o “You are worthy.”o “You are unrepeatable miracle.”o “I will get through this and succeed.”4. Surround yourself with positive people that believe in you.5. Decide to do this afraid.· Fear will stop everybody, but don’t let it stop you. Remember, the antidote to fear is FAITH.When the storms of your life happen, bend but don’t break.Know that you will be stronger because of it and you will get skills, and you will get the mindset that you can make it through anything in your life.Another thing I want you to learn about is to shine the lighton your self-limiting beliefs.You always have a choice. Say something like “I take control of my life and I am going to find a way. I am going to do this afraid. I will figure this out,”and become responsible for your success. Don’t rely on anybody else to make you successful. You got to do the work.So in whatever you do, you can make the decision as long as it’s going to help people, it’s going to serve them, it won’t hurt them, and it’s within God’s statements. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Mexico and the United States may not agree on a border wall, but the countries did just sign a historic agreement over water. A water resources expert says what it means for Colorado and for conservation in Mexico, which lags way behind. Then, during the Cold War, Rocky Flats made plutonium triggers for nuclear bombs, and property values for nearby residents plummeted. Now, those residents are getting compensation for their financial loss. And, we remember a poet from Denver who had Down Syndrome and later developed Alzheimer's Disease. Her family donated her brain to the University of Colorado Medical School at the Anschutz Medical Campus so scientists can study the link between the two conditions. Also, the debate over using marijuana in social settings.
Dr. Vaughn Browne, MD, PhD is an Emergency Medicine physician, leader, and professor at University of Colorado Medical School. He and host Dianne Ansari-Winn, MD discuss how tragedy led him into medicine and his ultimate journey into academic medicine. We also discuss why diversity in medicine, as well as all fields of endeavor, is important and the richness that it creates in our field. They also discuss ways to encourage diversity in medicine, starting at the middle school/junior high level forward not only simply in academics, but by providing mentoring and research experiences for prospective students to help them build a well-rounded and competitive application for medical school.
Guest, Leonard Perlmuttter is the founder and director of The American Meditation Institute in Averill Park, New York. Leonard also serves as the author and editor of “Transformation,” the Journal of Meditation as Mind/Body Medicine. Over the past thirty-nine years, Leonard has served on the faculties of the New England Institute of Ayurvedic Medicine in Boston, Massachusetts and the International Himalayan Yoga Teachers Association in Calgary, Canada. He has studied in Rishikesh, India and is a direct disciple of Swami Rama of the Himalayas. Mr. Perlmutter has presented informative workshops on the benefits of meditation and Yoga Science at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, The Albany Medical College, The New York Times forum on Yoga Science, the Commonwealth Club of California, the University of Wisconsin School of Nursing, the Washington University Medical School, the University of Colorado Medical School and the West Point Association of Graduates. Since 2009, Leonard’s award-winning book Heart and Science of Yoga® has been certified for continuing medical education credits by the American Medical Association and the American Nurses Association for continuing medical education credit. Leonard’s 5 1/2 hour online video course, Comprehensive Meditation and Easy-Gentle Yoga contains the core Heart and Science of Yoga® curriculum. Leonard lives and teaches in Averill Park, New York. Perlmutter’s book has been praised by international medical luminaries as Drs. Dean Ornish, Mehmet Oz, Bernie Siegel and Larry Dossey. The Heart and Science of Yoga: The American Meditation Institute’s Empowering Self-Care Program for a Happy, Healthy, Joyful Life shows us the way to meld meditation and yoga into your busy life experience to bring a new level of peace, contentment and wellbeing: www.americanmeditation.org and http://debbidachinger.com
Leonard Perlmutter is the founder and director of The American Meditation Institute in Averill Park, New York. Leonard also serves as the author and editor of “Transformation,” the Journal of Meditation as Mind/Body Medicine. Over the past thirty-nine years, Leonard has served on the faculties of the New England Institute of Ayurvedic Medicine in Boston, Massachusetts and the International Himalayan Yoga Teachers Association in Calgary, Canada. He has studied in Rishikesh, India and is a direct disciple of Swami Rama of the Himalayas––the man who, in laboratory conditions at the Menninger Institute, demonstrated that blood pressure, heart rate and the autonomic nervous system can be voluntarily controlled. These research demonstrations have been one of the major cornerstones of the mind/body movement. Mr. Perlmutter has presented informative workshops on the benefits of meditation and Yoga Science at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, The Albany Medical College, The New York Times forum on Yoga Science, the Commonwealth Club of California, the University of Wisconsin School of Nursing, the Washington University Medical School, the University of Colorado Medical School and the West Point Association of Graduates. Since 2009, Leonard’s Heart and Science of Yoga® empowering self-care program has been certified for continuing medical education credits by the American Medical Association and the American Nurses Association for continuing medical education credit. In 2014, Leonard’s 5 1/2 hour online video course, Comprehensive Meditation and Easy-Gentle Yoga, was released. It contains the core Heart and Science of Yoga® curriculum. Leonard lives and teaches in Averill Park, New York.
Strange Miracles:Medical Thriller Explores Magical Miracles And The Depths Of Human CharacterAired Sunday, 29 November 2015, 2:00 PM ETAllayah introduces you to Dr Krantz and his fiction book Strange Miracles. Even though this book is fiction, it presents some interesting questions :What would you do with the gift of perception and the ability to change physical forms by intent alone?* Can a person change, for better or worse, if they make the wrong choice? * How can we use power selflessly and not be seduced by corruption? * What does history teach us about miracles?* Do miracles still happen? What are examples of everyday miracles?Strange Miracles the book: “First do no harm,” is a modern interpretation of the Hippocratic Oath physicians take when they begin their careers. Although these words are not found in the original oath, the intent is the same. Physicians promise to treat patients to the best of their ability and never, knowingly, cause harm to their patients.But what if a physician’s “best” included magical powers?Larry Krantz, M.D., combines his love for writing with his background as a physician in his compelling new book, Strange Miracles. Intrigued by popular television shows and movies, he explores the notion of psychic and magical powers used for healing.Jordan Wilkins is a doctor in a rural town in Missouri, where he discovers the remarkable ability to heal people in unexpected and magical ways. While the results are amazing, many in the community soon wonder if Jordan will expect payback. Despite his medical success, Jordan, his wife and handicapped teenage son are confronted with frightening and unexpected opposition.Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, Breana Cruz has great perceptive ability and could have been a curandera, or intuitive healer. Along with Jordan, they are recruited to the Proteus Project to hone and perfect their skills. Before long, however, they wonder if the Proteus Project is as benevolent as it appears, or has a darker side“As a physician, I have seen the miracle of unexpected cancer remissions and cures of other diseases that defy explanation,” says Dr. Krantz. “I believe there is a place of stillness where extraordinary things can be seen and heard that are often lost in the noise of human affairs and worries.”About the Guest Larry Krantz, M.D.Dr. Larry Krantz is a graduate of Cornell University, where he was an Honors English student, but went on to study medicine, becoming a physician and Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Colorado Medical School. He now writes fiction full time and teaches creative writing. He is the author of Dreams of Atlantis and Strange Miracles. Along with his wife and son, he enjoys the Rocky Mountains, biking, sports, fun, growing organic vegetables, sunshine, and meaningful conversations.Learn more about Dr. Krantz http://goo.gl/3gtIJ6 and connect with him on Facebook.
Strange Miracles:Medical Thriller Explores Magical Miracles And The Depths Of Human CharacterAired Sunday, 29 November 2015, 2:00 PM ETAllayah introduces you to Dr Krantz and his fiction book Strange Miracles. Even though this book is fiction, it presents some interesting questions :What would you do with the gift of perception and the ability to change physical forms by intent alone?* Can a person change, for better or worse, if they make the wrong choice? * How can we use power selflessly and not be seduced by corruption? * What does history teach us about miracles?* Do miracles still happen? What are examples of everyday miracles?Strange Miracles the book: “First do no harm,” is a modern interpretation of the Hippocratic Oath physicians take when they begin their careers. Although these words are not found in the original oath, the intent is the same. Physicians promise to treat patients to the best of their ability and never, knowingly, cause harm to their patients.But what if a physician’s “best” included magical powers?Larry Krantz, M.D., combines his love for writing with his background as a physician in his compelling new book, Strange Miracles. Intrigued by popular television shows and movies, he explores the notion of psychic and magical powers used for healing.Jordan Wilkins is a doctor in a rural town in Missouri, where he discovers the remarkable ability to heal people in unexpected and magical ways. While the results are amazing, many in the community soon wonder if Jordan will expect payback. Despite his medical success, Jordan, his wife and handicapped teenage son are confronted with frightening and unexpected opposition.Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, Breana Cruz has great perceptive ability and could have been a curandera, or intuitive healer. Along with Jordan, they are recruited to the Proteus Project to hone and perfect their skills. Before long, however, they wonder if the Proteus Project is as benevolent as it appears, or has a darker side“As a physician, I have seen the miracle of unexpected cancer remissions and cures of other diseases that defy explanation,” says Dr. Krantz. “I believe there is a place of stillness where extraordinary things can be seen and heard that are often lost in the noise of human affairs and worries.”About the Guest Larry Krantz, M.D.Dr. Larry Krantz is a graduate of Cornell University, where he was an Honors English student, but went on to study medicine, becoming a physician and Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Colorado Medical School. He now writes fiction full time and teaches creative writing. He is the author of Dreams of Atlantis and Strange Miracles. Along with his wife and son, he enjoys the Rocky Mountains, biking, sports, fun, growing organic vegetables, sunshine, and meaningful conversations.Learn more about Dr. Krantz http://goo.gl/3gtIJ6 and connect with him on Facebook.
EM Basic is back with a brand new episode. Today's episode was done by Dylan Norton and David Murphy, both 4th year medical students at the University of Colorado Medical School. We see epistaxis a lot in the ED and while most of it is mild and self limiting, there are frequently cases that take a lot of skill to manage. They'll talk about the basics of the history and physical with epistaxis, how to order the necessary lab tests, how to manage any case of epistaxis in a step-wise manner, and some newer areas of research.
Jeff Sutherland is the creator of Scrum, and was one of the authors of the Agile Manifesto, which marked the start of the Agile movement. He began his career as a fighter pilot in the US Air Force, and went on to join the faculty at the University of Colorado Medical School. Dr. Sutherland has served as VP of Engineering or CTO at eleven software companies, managing the last seven entirely using Scrum, and achieved industry-leading, hyper-productive results. He is the Chairman of the Scrum Training Institute, and Senior Advisor to OpenView Venture Partners where he is Agile coach for portfolio companies.Jeff's personal blog is on http://scrum.jeffsutherland.com and you can follow him on twitter via @jeffsutherland In this podcast we speak with Jeff about his professional experiences, both in the military and in developing and implementing Scrum. We talk about some of the common pitfalls for Scrum adoption and we talk about training and certification. This interview was recorded in an Amsterdam hotel on the 9th of December 2010.Interview by @freekl and @arnetim.Audio post-production by @Mendelt. Links for this podcast: Takeuchi, H. and I. Nonaka, The New New Product Development Game. Harvard Business Review, 1986(January-February). Jeff Sutherland, Origins of Scrum , blog Jeff Sutherland, july 05, 2007 Jeff Sutherland & Ken Schwaber The Scrum papers: Nut, Bolts, and Origins of an Agile Framework (pdf) Ken Schwaber & Jeff Sutherland, The Scrum Guide (pdf) 2008-2010. Jeff Sutherland, The future of Scrum (pdf) 2005. J. O. Coplien, Borland Software Craftsmanship: A New Look at Process, Quality and Productivity, in 5th Annual Borland International Conference, Orlando, FL, 1994. P. M. Senge, The Fifth Discipline: the Art and Practice of the Learning Organization. New York: Currency, 1990. Petri Heiramo, Two types of Scrum (blog) This podcast is in English - Deze podcast is in het Engels
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