Podcasts about health city

A Veteran politican takes the stand in his own defence. Her Excellency Governor Jane Owen makes a visit to Parliament. OfReg says CUC's latest increase is legal but perhaps its time for a review of the utility company's license terms. Health City at Camana Bay opening soon. And a tiny home for a woman for with a big heart.

FAMILY DOCS CRISIS – ANN – a new survey from the Ontario College of Family Physicians, which warns that one in four people in the province could be without a family doctor by 2026 due to a worsening crisis; more than 4 million Ontarians will be without a family doctor by 2026 BREAST SCREENING – GLYNN with Lorrie Reynolds, Director, Central Regional Cancer Program at Southlake Regional Health Centre; Ontario is lowering the age for regular, publicly funded breast cancer screenings from 50 to 40 starting in fall 2024 JOURNEY OF AGING LECTURE – JIM – free community lecture Monday 630pm Vaughan City HallSCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS – TINA with Min of Colleges & Universities Jill Dunlop - The Ontario government is providing $2.5 million for two scholarship programs prioritizing students impacted by international tragedies. The Ontario-Ukraine Solidarity Scholarship and the Ontario Remembrance Scholarship will provide over 200 students with $10,000 for their postsecondary education in Ontario.NEDDA SARSHAR FILM – SHALIZA – York Region filmmaker/director Nedda Sarshar will premiere her film Unibrow at the Reel Asian Film Festival on Nov 11thGREEN HYDROGEN – ANN clean tech company based in Toronto that has developed a ground-breaking technology which produces so-called “green hydrogen” from simple water.

Dr. Mati Hlatshwayo Davis, Director of Health City of St. Louis joins the show discussing the concerns of school starting back up and the reemergence of Covid.  

June 21 2022 - TCHT_ Rundown Tuesday with Health City

April 26 2022 - TCHT_ Medical Rundown Tuesday with Health City - Breast Health

April 12 2022 - TCHT_ Medical Rundown with Health City

April 5 2022 - Tuesday Talks Medical Rundown with Health City

Interview: Maritza Bond, Director of Public Health, City of New Haven, CTMask mandate for New Haven, vaccination clinics and serving the community.

It's the Shake Up and we're talking... Why do guys dropout of therapy, is there really a country/city divide and should billionaires even exist? Join Hack's Ange McCormack with reporter Brendan Crew and The Feed's Alice Matthews.

Listen to the podcast by Reg Joseph, the CEO of Health City, as he discusses how Health City has worked with numerous stakeholders to develop new pathways of care that drive better outcomes and economic development in the health sector. He focuses on data, artificial intelligence and extended reality platforms. Health City is known for connecting industry and healthcare and focusing on innovation that can benefit both.   To view the article, click here.

Interview with Maritza Bond, Director of Public Health,City of New Haven, CT. Covid-19 and New Haven.

Podcast Show Notes Our podcast discussion today between Michael Andrade  and Shomari Scott Director of Business Development, Marketing, Sales and Communications at Health City Cayman Islands.  In our interview we discuss Health City founding, the philosophy of their care delivery, and the amazing outcomes they're able to deliver.  [...]

The latest headlines & happenings in Edmonton's tech community. This week: Jobber is named the 2nd fastest growing software company in Canada and also makes the 2019 Best Workplaces list, Amii launches a new program to guide AI adoption in businesses, U of A professor Martin Muller has been named the DeepMind Chair in AI, Valhalla and Health City have partnered on investor mentorship for the life sciences sector, and dealcloser makes a big pitch.

Reg Joseph, CEO of Health City

Bazi Baker shares at the 6pm City service on Spiritual Health

Bazi Baker shares at the 6pm City service on Spiritual Health

Meet Dr Victoria Betton, the founder of mHabitat. Dr Betton is an expert in teenage mental health and social networks having gained a PhD in 2016 from Leeds University in social media and mental health. She is the founder and managing director of mHabitat a people-centred digital innovation company focused on health and social care.   The business has a strong social purpose and is a trading arm of Leeds and York Partnership NHS Trust. Victoria has also recently founded Co Space North a co-working space to help people passionate about digitally enabled health and care to connect, collaborate and co-create. Listen on to find out:   How and why mHabitat was founded. How mHabitat cuts through complexity in digital and health provision Why technology is not the silver bullet to solve all problems in health and social care How her PhD on social media and teens informs her work today How they are actively trying to avoid the Inverse care law How co-design is different to consulting Victoria’s highlights of the digital health program at the festival Why Victoria setup Co Space North How Bibi the dog is a key a member of the mHabitat team.   You can find out more about Victoria on twitter @VictoriaBetton, mHabitat at https://wearemhabitat.com/ and on twitter @wearemhabitat. To book tickets for the events go to https://leedsdigitalfestival.org and follow current events on twitter @LeedsDigiFest.

In this podcast we interview Madelene Stolpe who is the Head of Digital Strategy, Health for the City of Oslo, Norway. We discuss how Oslo is exploring using AI technologies to help its citizens and also help move towards becoming a Smart Connected City, the role that AI plays with labor and employment and the future of jobs, and more! Read more ...

Have you ever lamented your low daily step-count, your greasy lunch choices, or a lack of motivation to hit the gym? You’re far from alone. Our modern lifestyles are contributing to now in plague proportions across the globe, driving a renewed focus on the importance of human wellbeing. Mindfulness workshops, meditation apps and fitness trackers have made headway, but imagine the possibilities if the whole city we lived in was designed and built to support our health? Planning for ‘city wellbeing’ means utilising different aspects of urban environments to put concerns for health back into how we live our lives day-by-day. At our August Learn@Lunch session, Professor Susan Thompson from UNSW Built Environment discussed her work to design health-supportive ways of living in 21st Century cities that will ensure a renewed focus on the health of all residents, as well as surrounding environments. She unpacked how designing, planning and managing better cities can support people being more physically active, socially connected and gaining better access to fresh and nutritious foods. In doing so, cities will support a healthier population and planet for all.

Belinda Stott speaks at the 6pm City service on Keys to Emotional Health in our Battle of the Mind series

Belinda Stott speaks at the 6pm City service on Keys to Emotional Health in our Battle of the Mind series

Health City Cayman Island Update February 16th, 2018 with Radio A1A News Correspondent, Dale 'DC' Clemons and Special Guest, Shomari Scott from Health City Cayman Islands, https://www.healthcitycaymanislands.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Health City Cayman Island Update February 16th, 2018 with Radio A1A News Correspondent, Dale 'DC' Clemons and Special Guest, Shomari Scott from Health City Cayman Islands, https://www.healthcitycaymanislands.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Dr. George and her guest Shorari Scott as they discuss medical tourism and the incredible facility on Cayman Island, Health City. You've got to listen to this show and find out the truth!

Milwaukee’s Teen Pregnancy Prevention Initiative, launched in 2008, is a citywide effort led by the United Way of Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha County. It has been recognized as a model of community collaboration, including by the White House Council for Community Solutions. The three main prongs of the strategy are: An aggressive advertising campaign targeted to teens The use of evidence-based sex education The involvement of […] The post Milwaukee’s three-pronged strategy to reduce teen pregnancy: An interview with Bevan Baker, Commissioner of Health, City of Milwaukee, and Nicole Angresano, United Way of Greater Milwaukee – Episode #118 appeared first on Gov Innovator podcast.

On the Wednesday broadcast of PopHealth Week at 12 Noon PT/3PM ET, February 10th 2016 we shift our focus the the maturing medical tourism industry. Our special guest is Gene Thompson, Project Director, Health City Cayman Islands.  'Gene Thompson is a third generation Caymanian of a family of entrepreneurs and is a Director of Thompson Development Ltd, one of the premier development companies in the Cayman Islands. His family is considered pioneers in property development and many other business ventures. Thompson Development has varied business enterprises including Commercial Development, Resort Development, Tourism, Real Estate, and Retail. Although these business interests are varied, the Thompson family's stellar reputation in business began in development. Gene has been involved and/or led various types of development projects, including commercial centres, residential projects, resort developments and is now the Project Director for Health City Cayman Islands.' The governing principle for Gene and his family has always been integrity and service to the customer. Gene operates several companies all with different characteristics and deliverables but he has maintained this principal as the common thread. He attributes the success of all his businesses to this fundamental approach.' Join co-hosts Fred Goldstein and Gregg Masters for a deeper dive into their model and promise to enable the triple aim.