Podcasts about Einstein Healthcare Network

ONE STORY A DAY / Una historia para cada Día es una iniciativa para celebrar el Mes de la Herencia Hispana 2024 de Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA y Latina Today Podcast series. El Dr. Benzaquen, MD, ATSF, FACP, FCCP es el presidente del Departamento de Medicina Pulmonar, Cuidados Intensivos y Medicina del Sueño en Einstein Healthcare Network en Filadelfia. Dr. Benzaquen habla de su vida, su trasfondo cultural y cómo esto lo ha moldeado su vida. Dr. Benzaquen habla sobre su pasión por enseñar a las nuevas generaciones y lo que ha aprendido de su trabajo como médico y de sus pacientes. El Dr. Benzaquen recientemente completo su MBA y comparte un consejo a las personas y a la comunidad latina de Ohio.

Dr. Ryan Lee, Chairman of the Department of Radiology at the Einstein Healthcare Network, now part of Jefferson health, and Dr. Peter Seidensticker, the VP of Medical Affairs and Clinical Development at Bayer Radiology join me to talk about how Bayer's Calantic Digital Solutions is empowering radiologists. Applying AI to the workflow allows the radiologist to improve efficiency, reduce fatigue, and focus on the most important suspicious markers. Ryan explains, "You specifically asked about the role of the radiologist. I think traditionally, people think of a radiologist as somebody who looks at images and then generates a report. But these days, the American College of Radiology – ACR-- has something called imaging 3.0. What that really means is that we, as radiologists are much more than just a report. We're involved from the beginning of ordering of the study, all the way to the communication of the results. Not just the actual interpretation of the image themselves. So I think there is a much more holistic role for radiologists than maybe the general public really knows." Peter elaborates, "The Bayer angle is more to extract the important findings out of an image and make sure that the radiologist sees those in a pronounced way or in a marked way, making it easier for him to find them in an image. So it goes in a similar direction, but I think the key focus here is to mark findings that are tough to find in this jungle of workload and images that radiologists see every day." #Radiology #Radiologist #AI #BayerRadiology #BayerCalantic #MedicalImaging #MedTech #WorkflowPrioritization calantic.com Download the transcript here

Dr. Ryan Lee, Chairman of the Department of Radiology at the Einstein Healthcare Network, now part of Jefferson health, and Dr. Peter Seidensticker, the VP of Medical Affairs and Clinical Development at Bayer Radiology join me to talk about how Bayer's Calantic Digital Solutions is empowering radiologists. Applying AI to the workflow allows the radiologist to improve efficiency, reduce fatigue, and focus on the most important suspicious markers. Ryan explains, "You specifically asked about the role of the radiologist. I think traditionally, people think of a radiologist as somebody who looks at images and then generates a report. But these days, the American College of Radiology – ACR-- has something called imaging 3.0. What that really means is that we, as radiologists are much more than just a report. We're involved from the beginning of ordering of the study, all the way to the communication of the results. Not just the actual interpretation of the image themselves. So I think there is a much more holistic role for radiologists than maybe the general public really knows." Peter elaborates, "The Bayer angle is more to extract the important findings out of an image and make sure that the radiologist sees those in a pronounced way or in a marked way, making it easier for him to find them in an image. So it goes in a similar direction, but I think the key focus here is to mark findings that are tough to find in this jungle of workload and images that radiologists see every day." #Radiology #Radiologist #AI #BayerRadiology #BayerCalantic #MedicalImaging #MedTech #WorkflowPrioritization calantic.com Listen to the podcast here

The Friends of Einstein Healthcare Network are back with another episode of Relatively Speaking, Between Friends featuring guest speakers, Nikki Benson-Watlington, Outreach Coordinator for MossRehab's Aphasia Center, and Julie Hensler-Cullen, Director of Quality and Education at MossRehab. Join them for a valuable conversation on disability etiquette including the importance of Person First language. The Disability Etiquette program, funded by the Albert Einstein Society, seeks to break down barriers which prevent understanding. 

On Sunday, January 16, 2022, as the second part of our three-part series on New Year's Resolutions, our host Dr. Marianne Ritchie was joined by Simona Rossi, MD and Ryan Healy, MS, LPC from Einstein Healthcare Network for a discussion about cutting back your alcohol intake.Dry January can provide an opportunity to give your body a rest after eating and drinking too much over the holidays. If you drink in moderate quantities, January is a good time to look at your health in general. But if you drink more than is recommended by CDC guidelines, you should turn in to learn about the possible health hazards of excess alcohol. Especially since people have been consuming more alcohol during the pandemic.Simona Rossi, MD is the Chair of the Division of Hepatology for the Einstein Healthcare Network and an Associate Professor of Medicine at the Sidney Kimmel Medical College.Ryan Healy, MS, LPC is an Addictions Specialist in the Department of Liver Transplantation at Einstein Healthcare Network.Your Real Champion: The BLUE LIGHTS WarriorsEach week we highlight the #RealChampions in your life! Your family, friends, or colleagues who go the extra mile to help others in their community. For this week, Your Real Champions were our Blue Light Warriors! March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness month and each year, as part of The Blue Lights Campaign, over 25 buildings in Philly and beyond shine in BLUE, urging people to get screened for colorectal cancer.In May 2021, after years of campaigning, the screening age was finally lowered from age 50 to 45. But the work is not over yetListen now to learn how you can get involved!→

Barry Freedman, the former CEO of Einstein Healthcare Network, talks with Incredible Health CEO Iman Abuzeid about how he discovered his passion for healthcare, what he learned from an unsuccessful merger with NYU Health while running Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, and how he shifted Einstein's culture from "me" to "we." Dr. Freedman also talks about Philadelphia-based Einstein's recently finalized merger with Jefferson Health, the legal challenges to that merger that were thrown out by a judge, and the "best job I ever had" — delivering kegs of beer in Madison, Wisconsin. This interview was recorded in May 2021. Incredible Health Care Leaders is produced by Eric Johnson from https://lightningpod.fm/ (LightningPod.fm). Theme music courtesy of https://www.purple-planet.com/ (Purple Planet Music). Incredible Health is an award-winning, rapidly-growing hiring marketplace that helps hospitals hire permanent, experienced nurses in 20 days or less. Learn more at https://www.incrediblehealth.com/ (www.incrediblehealth.com)

This episode was recorded on 9/30/21. This episode features Dr. Steve Klasko, President of Thomas Jefferson University & CEO at Jefferson Health and Ken Levitan, President & CEO at Einstein Healthcare Network. Here, they discuss the merger between Jefferson Health & Einstein Healthcare Network, what it means for patients in the greater Philadelphia region, and more.

In the middle of a pandemic, a hospital serving one of the poorest urban areas in the country was in financial jeopardy. It was a part of the Albert Einstein Healthcare Network, a 150-year-old health care service dedicated to the community of Philadelphia. A merger deal was struck with another health care network, one that would sustain the hospital for the long term. But then the government tried to block the deal. Einstein turned to a team of lawyers from Hogan Lovells for help, including antitrust specialists and litigators with roots in the community of Philadelphia. Against the odds, and a 19-year FTC winning streak in these cases, they fought to prove that competition was alive and well, and saving this health care system was critical to securing a lifeline to the community. This is the case of The Federal Trade Commission et al v. Thomas Jefferson University and Albert Einstein Healthcare Network.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We discussed: 1. Growth of sports tech, eSports, betting; impact of crisis on sectors 2. Raising funds and managing a startup during a downturn 3. Advice for entrepreneurs in these unprecedented and challenging times Wayne is a sports tech venture capitalist, entrepreneur and author of Six Degrees of Wayne Kimmel. He is the Managing Partner of SeventySix Capital, the venture capital company he founded in 1999, and invests in startup consumer facing tech companies in the sports tech, esports, and sports betting industries. Among the Fortune 500 companies that have acquired his portfolio companies are Aramark, Intel, IBM, Walgreens and Yahoo! Wayne and his team recently launched the SeventySix Capital Athlete Venture Group, which allows professional athletes to invest, learn, and work directly with top sports tech startups and entrepreneurs. The firm aims to bridge the gap between athletes, entrepreneurs, and investors by creating opportunities for athletes to become tech investors and for entrepreneurs to access the financial and social capital that professional athletes have to offer. SeventySix Capital also has a partnership with Rubicon Talent, a sports marketing and talent agency based in New York City. Wayne has been named a Top Innovator by Philadelphia Magazine and is on the Philadelphia Business Journal's Power 100 list. He is on the Board of Einstein Healthcare Network and was on the Board of Jewish Federations of North America, Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, and the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts. Wayne is a graduate of the University of Maryland at College Park and the Delaware Law School. He is passionate about sports and working to make the world a better place. ------- Ian Goldberg is the founder and CEO of iSport360. He is a sports dad, volunteer coach and CEO of a company that is keeping youth sports teams connected, active and strong during the COVID-19 crisis. Over 100,000 coaches, players and parents rely on the iSport360 virtual youth sports platform to build strong team communication, training and culture. Ian is a frequent speaker and thought leader on the topic of youth sports, and sits on the National Advisory Board for the National Alliance for Youth Sports. The Washington Post recently featured Ian and iSport360 in its story: "Youth sports teams take practices and locker rooms online during the pandemic”.

Dr Michael Goldberg, Chair of the Division of Gastroenterology, part of the Department of Digestive Disease and Transplantation at Einstein Healthcare Network, discussed colo-rectal cncer, the signs or symptoms of colorectal cancer, how our genetics play a part in developing it, and the best weapon of all against it, early detection.  These cancers are being found in younger patients, and race and income also plays into detection and successful treatment.  Dr Goldberg discussed the steps we can take in prevention – a healthy high-fiber diet that avoids processed meats, watching our weight and not smoking, but he recommends screening, as early as possible based on your individual risk factors as your best bet to beating it.  While a stool test blood test is easy and readily available, the colonoscopy is the gold standard test and allows for the removal of the polyps that can become cancerous.  We spoke of the barriers many face to getting screened, including fear of the preparation and procedure, lack of insurance and a primary care physician to recommend it, and lack of awareness.   You can learn about Einstein programs at Einstein.edu/colonoscopy or 1-800-EINSTEIN    

  This episode features Dr. Angie Nicholas, Chief Medical Officer at Einstein Medical Center in Montgomery (Einstein Healthcare Network). Here, she discusses the role of Chief Medical Officer, advice for leaders, her top priorities, and more.

This episode features Dr. Angie Nicholas, Chief Medical Officer at Einstein Medical Center in Montgomery (Einstein Healthcare Network). Here, she discusses the role of Chief Medical Officer, advice for leaders, her top priorities, and more.

Dr. Shiva Chandrasekaran, Chief Population Health Officer and ACO Executive Director at Einstein Healthcare Network in Philadelphia, joined the podcast to talk about new partnerships amid the pandemic and the rapid movement toward alternative payment models. He also discussed what clinical leaders need to succeed with transforming care models.

The Protecting Access to Medicare Act (PAMA) ties imaging reimbursement to using clinical decision support (CDS) to help ensure medical necessity. But why stop there? On today’s show, Dr. Ryan Lee with the Einstein Healthcare Network in Philadelphia shares how Einstein has gone beyond compliance to embrace a broad and collaborative use of CDS. Dr. Ryan Lee is an Associate Professor of Radiology at Thomas Jefferson University and leads radiology, quality, and safety programs at the Einstein Healthcare Network in Philadelphia. Greg Mogel is the Chief Medical Officer for CareSelect at Change Healthcare. They discuss: CDS's impact on compliance, cost, and quality Substituting medical evidence for anecdotal judgment Going beyond radiology Lessons learned (the hard way) about the keys to CDS success Determining the best study, the wrong study, or no study Streamlining preauthorization for commercial insurers and Medicare Applying CDS to pediatric cases Reducing unnecessary imaging, costs, and exposure to radiation Episode Resources Ryan Lee’s bio Greg Mogel’s bio CareSelectTM Imaging Bringing Clinical Decision Support to Imaging to Assure PAMA Compliance Audiobook: Aligning the Lab with the Hospital’s Strategic Priorities Your PAMA Questions Answered Audiobook: The New PAMA Math Change Healthcare Industry Insights COVID-19 Updates and Resources COVID-19 Updates Newsletter Change Healthcare Insights Newsletter Show Resources SUBSCRIBE to the podcast using any podcatcher or RSS reader Suggest or become a guest Contact Change Healthcare

A program called Drive By Flu-FIT has allowed for socially distanced colorectal cancer (CRC) screening during the COVID-19 pandemic. Armenta Washington, senior research coordinator at the University of Pennsylvania, describes the program to guest host Alan Lyss, MD, subprincipal investigator emeritus for Heartland Cancer Research NCORP, in this episode. What is Drive By Flu-FIT? Drive By Flu-FIT is a socially distanced version of the Flu-Fecal Immunochemical Test (Flu-FIT) program. Flu-FIT was designed to increase access to CRC screening by offering take-home FIT tests to patients at the time of their annual flu shots. The goal of Drive By Flu-FIT is to provide a COVID-safe approach to CRC screening and counteract the decrease in CRC screening seen during the pandemic. Drive By Flu-FIT is a joint effort of the University of Pennsylvania, the Einstein Healthcare Network, Chi Eta Phi Sorority, and Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church, the largest Baptist church in the Philadelphia region. How does Drive By Flu-FIT work? To participate in a Drive By Flu-FIT event, community members had to complete eligibility, registration, and demographic questionnaires online. Patients who were enrolled watched a short educational video on CRC and completed two questionnaires – one on CRC screening knowledge (14 items) and one on screening intentions (5 items) – before and after watching the video. At the Drive By Flu-FIT events, patients remained in their cars while physicians in personal protective equipment handed out FITs and explained how to use them and return them. Patients could also receive a flu vaccine at each event. Results: High return rate According to initial data, 335 patients registered for a Drive By Flu-FIT event, but 80 (23.9%) ultimately didn’t attend and 63 (18.8%) were found to be ineligible. A total of 192 patients attended and received a FIT (57.3%). Scores on both questionnaires increased after patients watched the educational video. Patients’ baseline knowledge of CRC was high but lacking in four areas: risk factors for CRC, the optimal frequency of FITs, the link between Lynch syndrome and CRC, and the relationship between physical activity and CRC risk. Of the 192 patients who received a FIT, 38 (19.7%) did not return it. There were 141 patients (73.4%) with a negative FIT result, while 13 (6.7%) had a positive FIT result and were referred for colonoscopy. Resources For more information on Flu-FIT, visit http://flufit.org/. For more details on Drive By Flu-FIT, see: AACR Virtual Meeting: COVID-19 and Cancer, Abstract S02-04: https://bit.ly/3szf0Hp. MDedge coverage of the meeting presentation: https://bit.ly/3szfrl1. Ms. Washington disclosed no conflicts of interest. The study was supported by the National Cancer Institute. The FITs were donated by Polymedco, and the flu vaccines were donated by the Philadelphia Public Health Department. Dr. Lyss writes a column for MDedge Hematology/Oncology called “Clinical Insights” (https://bit.ly/3m76xIP). He has no other conflicts of interest. *  *  * For more MDedge Podcasts, go to mdedge.com/podcasts Email the show: podcasts@mdedge.com Interact with us on Twitter: @MDedgehemonc Dr. Lyss on Twitter: @HeartlandOncDoc

Dr. Shiva Chandrasekaran, Chief Population Health Officer and ACO Executive Director at Einstein Healthcare Network in Philadelphia, joined the podcast to talk about new partnerships amid the pandemic and the rapid movement toward alternative payment models. He also discussed what clinical leaders need to succeed with transforming care models.

Hello and Welcome to the Urology COViD Lecture Series Podcast! Brought to you by the UCSF Department of Urology. In today's episode, we have Dr. Josh Cohn from Einstein Healthcare Network talking about Management of Sequela of Neurogenic Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction. Learn more by visiting our website! urologycovid.ucsf.edu.

Hello and Welcome to the Urology COViD Lecture Series Podcast! Brought to you by the UCSF Department of Urology. In today's episode, we have Dr. Serge Ginzburg from Einstein Healthcare Network talking about Transperineal Prostate Biopsy. Learn more by visiting our website! urologycovid.ucsf.edu.

Kicking off Episode 1 of Relatively Speaking, Between Friends, hosts, Shannon Czincila and Jamie Lewin, provide the 411 on Einstein Healthcare Network, membership with The Friends, themselves, and future episode topics.  Relatively speaking... what kind of Friend are you? Get involved.   

Dr. Erica Middleton is an Institute Scientist and Director of the Language and Learning Laboratory at Moss Rehabilitation Research Institute. Many people who have had a stroke experience a long-term impairment in their ability to produce or comprehend language. This impairment is called aphasia. Erica’s research focuses on applying fundamental learning principles to improve language rehabilitation in people with aphasia. Beyond her scientific interests, Erica is passionate about organic gardening and cooking. She and her family have been having fun creating a variety of dishes in the kitchen, including experimenting with different kinds of macaroni and cheese. She received her undergraduate training in psychology at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and was awarded her PhD in cognitive psychology with a specialization in psycholinguistics from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Afterwards, she conducted postdoctoral research at Moss Rehabilitation Research Institute (MRRI) and the University of Pennsylvania before accepting her current position at MRRI. Her work is supported by the National Institutes of Health, and has been recognized with the Stanley and Helene M. Cohen Prize for Research Excellence from the Einstein Healthcare Network. In our interview, Erica shares more about her life and research.

On this episode, we speak with Steve Jacobs, MA FASPR,Senior Physician Recruiter for Einstein Healthcare Network. Steve tells us about his experience working with recruitment firms and what is the best recipe for a powerful partnership between a health system and a recruitment firm.    Hosted by: Summer Gilbert Co Hosted by: Harold Livingston

Einstein Perspectives talks with maternal-fetal medicine specialists Carlene Quashie, MD, and Adeeb Khalifeh, MD, about how Einstein Healthcare Network cares for high-risk pregnancies.

This episode features Barry Freedman, President and CEO of the Albert Einstein Healthcare Network. Here, he discusses his best advice for emerging leaders, the importance of a “we” mindset, and more.

What can we do to get ourselves ready to return to work and be a successful employee? Today we speak with Dr. Gillian Murray from MossRehab to discuss community re-entry and vocational rehabilitation. In this open discussion, Dr. Murray suggests tools and tactics we can use to become independent, improve our communication skills, and be a reliable employee. Dr. Murray has worked with persons with brain injury for 15 years. She currently works on the impatient brain injury unit of MossRehab, a member of Einstein Healthcare Network in Philadelphia, PA. Dr. Murray also facilitates a multi-site Social Work Clinic at MossRehab and lectures at Rutgers University in the School of Social Work. She obtained a Doctorate in Clinical Social Work from the University of Pennsylvania, and a Masters in Social Work from Rutgers University. Resources: Vocational Assessment: https://www.onetonline.org/

(Running time: 13:42) Dr. Ryan Lee joins the podcast to discuss the potentially key role clinical decision support (CDS) can play in utilization management. Dr. Lee practices in the Einstein Healthcare Network in Philadelphia, where he serves as Vice Chair of Quality and Safety, Radiology, as well as Section Head of Neuroradiology. He is also a member of the Population Health Management Committee within ACR's Commission on Patient- and Family-Centered Care.

In this episode, we celebrate International Nurses Day and Florence Nightingale’s 200th birthday with a conversation between two nursing leaders, Gina Marone of Einstein Healthcare Network in Philadelphia and Cerner's Constance McLaughlin.

I speak with Einstein Philadelphia President & COO Dixie James, President & and Vice Chair for Emergency Medicine, Dr. Merle Carter about what Einstein Healthcare Network is doing to combat COVID-19, and how the pandemic is hitting the African American community they serve especially hard.https://www.einstein.edu/One of the coolest fundraisers is Living Beyond Breast Cancer's Reach and Raise yoga on the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of art. Thousands of people gather on the steps to raise money for this organization that provides support and resources for women living with breast cancer. For obvious reasons – this event will now be virtual. LBBC Reach and Raise Team Captain Janet Marie Doherty tells us how you can join in. https://www.lbbc.org/First – let's talk about The COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance Program which will make rent payments for people who have lost income because of COVID-19 and qualify for assistance. I speak with Gregory Heller, Senior Vice President of PHDC's Community Investment Group.https://phlrentassist.org

Most guys fear having a broken penis. It's our lifeline to enjoyment, pleasure, and of course peeing. But how much of our issues with sexual function and our penis issues is in our heads vs. truly with the HARDware...no pun intended? Dr. Ron Gor, DO, joins us today to talk about the hardware vs. software issues around our sexual functions and our ability stay health in the head between our legs. About Dr. RonRonak Gor, DO, is the Director of Genitourinary Reconstruction and Trauma at Cooper University Health Care. His expertise is in reconstructive and general urology with clinical areas of interest including urethral stricture disease, open and robotic urinary tract reconstruction, erectile dysfunction and urologic prosthetics, Peyronie's disease, voiding dysfunction, and all complex urologic conditions. Dr. Gor is a member of the Society of Genitourinary Reconstructive Surgeons and the American College of Osteopathic Surgeons. He completed both an internship and residency at the Einstein Healthcare Network in Philadelphia, PA, while receiving additional specialty training in genitourinary reconstruction and trauma at the University of Minnesota Medical School in Minneapolis, MN. Connect With Dr. Ron Website (https://www.cooperhealth.org/doctors/ronak-gor-do) Twitter (https://twitter.com/RonGor02) Helpful Resource EDCure.org (https://www.edcure.org/) Hey Guys, Check This Out!Are you a guy who keeps struggling to do that thing? You know the thing you keep telling yourself and others you’re going to do, but never do? Then it’s time to get real and figure out why. Join the 40 Plus Men's Chat's. Learn about about - Click Here! (http://40plusmenscircle.com/) Break free of fears. Make bold moves. Live life without apologies P.S. get your free My Bold Life Manifesto, right here - (https://rickclemons.com/manifesto/) You can also listen to the podcast on… (https://apple.co/2Q4nnbt)   (https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/rick-clemons/forty-plus-real-men-real-talk)   (https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/40-plus-real-men-real-talk-854094)   (https://radiopublic.com/40-plus-real-men-real-talk-WoBlp5)  

Einstein Healthcare Network dietician Megan Carrier explains the special nutritional needs of women during pregnancy.

Dr. Laurel Buxbaum is Associate Director of the Moss Rehabilitation Research Institute, Director of the Cognition and Action Laboratory, and Research Professor of Rehabilitation Medicine at Thomas Jefferson University. Laurel’s research examines how the brain controls perception and action. She studies people who have had strokes in particular parts of their brains to uncover where in the brain strokes may cause certain difficulties or impairments. She also uses a wide variety of techniques including functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), eye tracking, and electroencephalography to further understand how we perceive and interact with our environment. When she’s not at work, Laurel enjoys reading, taking walks around the beautiful arboretum near her house, attending dance fitness classes at a local studio, spending time with friends, and going out to listen to her husband’s funk band play live music. Laurel received her BA in Biological Bases of Behavior from the University of Pennsylvania and her PhD in Clinical Psychology (with specialization in Neuropsychology) from Hahnemann University. Afterwards, she completed an NIH National Research Service Award Postdoctoral Fellowship at Moss Rehabilitation Research Institute and the University of Pennsylvania. Over the course of her career, Laurel has received numerous awards and honors, including the Kenneth M. Viste Award of the American Society of Neurorehabilitation, the Arthur S. Benton Mid-Career Award of the International Neuropsychological Society, the Widener University Graduate Award for Excellence in Professional Psychology, the Maimonides Society Manuscript Award, and the Cohen Award for Research Excellence from the Einstein Healthcare Network. In our interview Laurel shares more about her life and science.

Conversation with Alejandra Suarez who is a Transformational Coach, Singer- Songwriter, and HR Professional who works on the art of enjoying life while finding one’s Self. She has been mentored by me for the past 10 years. I am super proud of her achievements. Born in Philadelphia to Latin American descent, Alejandra Suarez, as a child lived in different cities and states exposing her to many different lifestyles and cultures. This gave her the ability to see human life without differences and contributed to her love for humanity . She has a Bachelor's degree in Psychology at Temple University and she is currently working as an HR professional at Einstein Healthcare Network, employing more than 8,000 employees. She is writing a self published book to inspire others to use music as a tool for self empowerment and guidance. The book is titled “Empowerment through Love and Music: Songs of Love and Healing”. Great talk about empowering your Self and be free to create the life you desire! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aliveradio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aliveradio/support

In this episode, John Dylan Pate and Allison Zanaboni, MD FAAEM, discuss ultrasound in the emergency department. John Dylan Pate is a student at Kirksville College of Medicine, and an AAEM/RSA Representative Council, and Education Committee Member, and Dr. Zanaboni is the Assistant Director of Emergency Ultrasound, at Einstein Healthcare Network, as well as the Emergency Ultrasound Section (EUS-AAEM) Secretary/Treasurer.

Presented by John Dylan Pate, a student at Kirksville College of Medicine, and an AAEM/RSA Representative Council, and Education Committee Member, and Allison Zanaboni, MD FAAEM, Emergency Ultrasound Section (EUS-AAEM) Secretary/Treasurer, as well as the Assistant Director of Emergency Ultrasound, at Einstein Healthcare Network. Intro music by Akashic Records, Key to Success - Discover the Possibility from the album Corporate Presentation - Key to Success, powered by JAMENDO.

The hosts share their differing opinions on co-parenting, courtroom chaos, and climate change. Stay tuned for Part 2 of the conversation with Einstein Healthcare Network. Learn more about HIV prevention and PrEP at: www.prepfacts.org www.cdc.gov/hiv/basics/prep.html If you're in the Philly area, visit: www.einstein.edu/services/idc www.einstein.edu/pride-program #CategoryIs Follow us on all social media: @CategoryIsPod www.CategoryIsPod.com

Justin & Maurice have a lot of questions about the Impeachment Inquiry, Mattel's nonbinary dolls, and what JLo could possibly bring to the Super Bowl halftime show. (It definitely won't be a vocal.) In Part 1 of an informative Realness segment, the hosts partnered with Einstein Healthcare Network to discuss sexual health, pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), and how to ask your doctors for what you need. Learn more about HIV prevention and PrEP at: www.prepfacts.org www.cdc.gov/hiv/basics/prep.html If you're in the Philly area, visit: www.einstein.edu/services/idc www.einstein.edu/pride-program #CategoryIs Follow us on all social media: @CategoryIsPod www.CategoryIsPod.com

It probably won't come as a surprise to you but there is a higher rate of maternal deaths for women of color. I had a wonderful conversation with Dr. David Jaspan, Chair of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Einstein Healthcare Network who says the time has come for a major paradigm shift in gynecologic care. Jaspan describes Einstein's efforts to serve this at risk group.https://www.einstein.edu/obstetrics-and-gynecology

This is Insight a show about empowering our community. I'm Loraine Ballard MorrillIt probably won't come as a surprise to you but there is a higher rate of maternal deaths for women of color. I had a wonderful conversation with Dr. David Jaspan, Chair of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Einstein Healthcare Network who believes the time has come for a major paradigm shift in gynecologic care. One of the joys of mentoring is seeing your mentee grow into their potential. I speak with my former intern Chantelle Agbro who has taken her love of writing and produced a book aimed at connecting with the challenges many of us face as we go from girls to women. But first I chat with Jonathan Cameron founder of the Cameron Group dedicated to building young men from the inside out.

Learn how to boost your health system's growth and sustainability with Einstein Healthcare Network experts Reshma Stone, Director of Strategic Planning; Kate O'Rourke, Senior Director; and Leah Sheppard, Associate Vice President of Marketing.

Wayne Kimmel is a sports tech venture capitalist, entrepreneur and the author of Six Degrees of Wayne Kimmel. Wayne has been named a Top Innovator by Philadelphia Magazine and is on the Philadelphia Business Journal's Power 100 list. He is the Managing Partner of SeventySix Capital, the venture capital company he founded in 1999, and invests in startup consumer facing tech companies in the sports, health and retail industries. Wayne has invested in over 50 startup technology and healthcare companies, including SeamlessWeb (now public as GrubHub, Take Care Health Systems and Nutrisystem. Among the Fortune 500 companies that have acquired his portfolio companies are Aramark, Intel, IBM, Walgreens and Yahoo! His partners at SeventySix Capital are Jon Powell, CEO of Kravco Company LLC, a leading real estate company that developed the King of Prussia Mall, and Ryan Howard, Major League Baseball National League MVP and 2008 World Series Champion with the Philadelphia Phillies. With a rise in global entrepreneurship and the inclusion of technology in sports, Wayne focuses part of his investment strategy on sports, sports betting and esports. At SeventySix Capital, Wayne was an early investor in Whistle Sports, a global sports media company, Philadelphia-based N3rd Street Gamers, a community of competitive and recreational video gamers that produces a series of esports tournaments, leagues, and casual gaming events, and Vegas Stats & Information Network (VSiN), the first media network dedicated to delivering the news, data and expert analysis of the rapidly growing sports betting industry, co-founded by acclaimed sportscaster Brent Musburger. SeventySix Capital’s Athlete Venture Group allows players to invest, learn, and work directly with top sports tech startups and entrepreneurs. The firm aims to bridge the gap between athletes, entrepreneurs, and investors by creating opportunities for athletes to become tech investors and for entrepreneurs to access the financial and social capital that professional athletes have to offer. Athlete Venture Group members, including Ryan Howard, DeMarco Murray, Ralph Sampson and Brian Westbrook, work hands-on with SeventySix Capital's portfolio companies in esports, sports betting, data collection, data analytics, media and more. Wayne, Jon and Ryan are also a partners in Rubicon Talent, a sports marketing and talent agency with a wide range of clients including NFL and NBA stars, Hall of Famers, MVPs, Heisman Trophy winners, Olympic icons, media personalities, and celebrity chefs. Wayne is on the Board of Einstein Healthcare Network and was on the Board of Jewish Federations of North America, Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, and the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts. He is a graduate of the University of Maryland at College Park and the Delaware Law School. He is passionate about Philly’s pro sports teams and about working to make the world a better place.

Dr. John Leighton of Einstein Healthcare Network discusses the importance of screening for colon cancer and the options patients can choose.

Einstein Perspectives recently spoke with Dr. John Leighton, Division Chair of Hematology and Medical Oncology at Einstein Healthcare Network in Philadelphia, for his interpretation of this game-changing New England Journal of Medicine study.

Allergy specialist Gary Kuan-Hsiang Huang, MD, is the medical director of Allergy and Immunology at Einstein Healthcare Network in Philadelphia. Here he shares his expertise on asthma, its causes, prevention and advanced treatments.

With special guests Martin Conroy, RHIA, director of CDI for Temple University Health System (TUHS) in Philadelphia, PA, and Deborah Dallen, BSN, RN, CCDS, Clinical Documentation Manager for the Einstein Healthcare Network in Philadelphia/Montgomery County. Co-hosted by Laurie Prescott, MSN, RN, CCDS, CDIP, CRC, CDI Education Director for ACDIS. To view "The Renal Treatment: Getting Ahead of Kidney Disease" as featured on In the News, please click here. To take the 2017 CDI Week Industry Overview Survey, please click here.