Podcast appearances and mentions of hector bremner

Avricore Health Inc. (OTCQB: AVCRF) is a health innovator, applying technologies at the forefront of science to core health issues at the community pharmacy level. CEO Hector Bremner joins us to discuss the company's flagship HealthTab platform and the point-of-care-testing market. View Podcast Transcript

On this episode, we talk with Hector Bremner. Hector is CEO of Avricore Health which is a pharmacy service innovator focused on acquiring and developing early-stage technologies aimed at moving pharmacy forward. For example, its flagship offering HealthTab™ gives community pharmacies a turn-key solution for rapid testing. The reason they're doing this is because the scope of services being offered by pharmacies is increasing rapidly. And that's happening because our sick-care system, where we wait for folks to develop diseases and then treat them, is becoming unsustainable. It's too expensive, we have workforce shortages including the potential for massive physician shortages in the coming years, and frankly, it's just not a smart way to do things. So, governments are taking steps to move towards a system that is designed to keep people from getting sick in the first place. And looking to do so in a more equitable way.  We discuss all of this today, largely, through the lens of new healthcare policies coming down in Canada. We explore what's driving it, and what it means for Canadian healthcare spending and for healthcare businesses. Hector helps us see how these changes create an opportunity for community pharmacies to expand their role, provide a better experience and better outcomes to patients, and to do so in a way that is equitable, good for the pharmacy, good for the pharmacist, and good for the healthcare system as a whole. A win for everyone involved. For full show notes and links, visit https://deepdive.tips  

Hector Bremner, CEO of Avricore Health, discusses the benefits of comprehensive point-of-care testing for patient monitoring, real-world studies, and decentralized clinical trials; how his company is working on becoming the world's largest health data company; and why they're focusing on pharmacists to achieve this goal.To find out more about Impetus: https://www.meetwithimpetus.comNatalie Yeadon LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalieyeadon/Impetus Digital Website: https://www.impetusdigital.com/Impetus Digital LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/impetus-digital/Impetus Digital Twitter: https://twitter.com/impetus_digitalImpetus YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ImpetusDigitalHector Bremner: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hebremner/Avricore Health: http://www.avricorehealth.com 

Bell2Bell's latest podcast features Hector Bremner, CEO of Avricore Health Inc. (TSX.V: AVCR) (OTCQB: AVCRF), a pharmacy service innovator focused on acquiring and developing early-stage technologies aimed at moving pharmacy forward. Throughout the interview, Bremner discussed Avricore's business model and the company's continuing efforts to lead the charge and improve early detection and screening practices throughout the health care industry. “We're a company focused on diagnostics. We place a system within the pharmacy where a blood test or a molecular test can be done. A simple sample is collected, and the whole test takes about 15 minutes,” Bremner said. “Our technology is a cloud-based solution that networks these high-quality analyzers from companies like Abbott and is able to then create a testing network in the pharmacy… The patient gets to keep their information, of course… but really, the objective here is to create a global network of pharmacies reporting back real-time information on patient data that can be used for study and research purposes, which is a very, very high demand out there in the sector.” “My background, funnily enough, was not in health care nor public companies. I was actually in government,” he continued. “Leading into Avricore Health, what got me excited was that we have a disease care system in [Canada], and I've always really believed that we need a true health care system that values early detection and screening if we really want to make sure that we're not only saving lives but saving health care dollars in the future. We're really passionate about leading this charge… We've got a company that is in great shape and fully funded. We're growing, and we've got a lot of blue sky ahead of us.” Bremner then discussed some of the recent milestones for Avricore Health.

Bell2Bell's latest podcast features Hector Bremner, CEO of Avricore Health Inc. (TSX.V: AVCR) (OTCQB: AVCRF), a pharmacy service innovator focused on acquiring and developing early-stage technologies aimed at moving pharmacy forward. Throughout the interview, Bremner discussed Avricore's business model and the company's continuing efforts to lead the charge and improve early detection and screening practices throughout the health care industry. “We're a company focused on diagnostics. We place a system within the pharmacy where a blood test or a molecular test can be done. A simple sample is collected, and the whole test takes about 15 minutes,” Bremner said. “Our technology is a cloud-based solution that networks these high-quality analyzers from companies like Abbott and is able to then create a testing network in the pharmacy… The patient gets to keep their information, of course… but really, the objective here is to create a global network of pharmacies reporting back real-time information on patient data that can be used for study and research purposes, which is a very, very high demand out there in the sector.” “My background, funnily enough, was not in health care nor public companies. I was actually in government,” he continued. “Leading into Avricore Health, what got me excited was that we have a disease care system in [Canada], and I've always really believed that we need a true health care system that values early detection and screening if we really want to make sure that we're not only saving lives but saving health care dollars in the future. We're really passionate about leading this charge… We've got a company that is in great shape and fully funded. We're growing, and we've got a lot of blue sky ahead of us.” Bremner then discussed some of the recent milestones for Avricore Health.

Hector BREMNER discusses AVCR, it’s upcoming catalysts, and why you should follow its progress

We speak to Yes Vancouver mayoral candidate Hector Bremner. The post Hector Bremner – 2018 Mayoral Interview Series appeared first on Cambie Report.

Will increasing supply solve both Vancouver's housing crisis and its social woes? Yes, Vancouver's Hector Bremner thinks so. With reporting from Yes, Vancouver's July 28th Candidate Selection Meeting, we put Hector's fiscally conservative, socially liberal strategy to UBC economics professor Kevin Milligan for comment.

On BIV Today… Business in Vancouver is speaking to Vancouver’s mayoral candidates about their platforms, and why they’re running. This episode features mayoral candidate Hector Bremner, representing Yes Vancouver. Tyler Orton host, see more at https://biv.com/.

There's been a lot of buzz about the new billboards promoting Hector Bremner. And mysteriously, the group who paid for them hasn't been answering phone calls or emails. What level of transparency are third party advertisers required to provide to the public? And what defines a "third party"? We speak with a representative from Elections BC to find out.Democracy Watch then presents a special story on Hector Bremner's socially liberal, fiscally conservative approach to fixing Vancouver's housing crisis and its social woes, all through increasing housing supply. In this piece, UBC economics professor, Kevin Milligan, reviews Hector's housing strategy and comments on whether or not it's economically sound.

There's been a lot of buzz about the new billboards promoting Hector Bremner. And mysteriously, the group who paid for them, hasn't been answering phone calls or emails.What level of transparency are third party advertisers required to provide to the public? And what defines a "third party"? In this episode we discuss the significance B.C.'s new legislation, which bans union and corporate donations, is place on third party advertisers in Vancouver's 2018 civic election.

Vancouver mayoral candidate, Patrick Condon, wants to be the "Bernie Sanders" of Vancouver as he makes Metro Vancouver's housing crisis the central focus of his election campaign. He breaks down the causes of the housing crisis, what the crisis means for people who live and work in Vancouver, his solutions (including increasing non-marketing housing in Vancouver and implementing Vancouver's very first city plan), the curious case of how fellow mayoral candidate Hector Bremner named his new political party, the other mayoral candidates on "the left", and ultimately, the choice that Vancouver must make to determine its future. Patrick Condon is seeking the mayoral nomination for the Coalition of Progressive Electors (COPE). He is the founding chair of Urban Design at the UBC School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture.

The News Collective speaks with the NPA's 2018 mayoral candidate Ken Sim, former NPA 2014 mayoral candidate and UBC Journalism School professor, Kirk La Pointe, as well as NPA sitting councillor, Hector Bremner, who is running for mayor under the banner of a new party he's founded. Democracy Watch also features interviews with West Van residents at Attorney General David Eby's Tuesday night town hall on housing, followed by an interview with Alex Hemingway from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives on the topic of the NDP's controversial school tax.

Hector Bremner announced today that the NPA board had rejected his bid to run for mayor, despite the green light committee recommending he be approved. Ian spoke with Hector by […] The post Emergency Pod: NPA board spikes Hector Bremner appeared first on Cambie Report.

Vancouver is at a crossroads and the upcoming civic election will set a new path for our city. NPA City Counsellor Hector Bremner shook things up with his election last year and is now throwing his hat in the ring to become the next Mayor of Vancouver. Hector sits down with Matt and Adam to discuss his ideas to fix housing in Vancouver. And he has a lot of ideas. A must listen for those interested in the future of our city!  

The BC Utilities Commission has delivered its verdict on the state of the Site C Dam. Why Vancouver needs electoral reform with Keith Poore of 123Vancouver and our interview with newly minted councillor Hector Bremner. Find the full interviews on our Patreon Congrats Lindsay Tedds (our premier sponsor) on your appointment as chair of the... The post Ep 59: The Vancouver Special appeared first on PolitiCoast.

Guest: HECTOR BREMNER - NEWLY ELECTED VANCOUVER CITY COUNCILLOR