Podcasts about hta

Katz Stealer in JPG Xavier found some multistage malware that uses an Excel Spreadsheet and an HTA file to load an image that includes embeded a copy of Katz stealer. https://isc.sans.edu/diary/More+Steganography/32044 https://unit42.paloaltonetworks.com/malicious-javascript-using-jsfiretruck-as-obfuscation/ JavaScript obfuscated with JSF*CK is being used on over 200,000 websites to direct victims to malware Expired Discord Invite Links Used for Malware Distribution Expired discord invite links are revived as vanity links to direct victims to malware sites https://research.checkpoint.com/2025/from-trust-to-threat-hijacked-discord-invites-used-for-multi-stage-malware-delivery/

In the opening episode of Season 4, Phil and Kate discover the rich personal and professional journey of Will Armitage: agricultural and horticultural consultant, entrepreneur, and current President of the HTA (Horticultural Trades Association). From rebellious beginnings to helming his family's sixth-generation business and ultimately championing the sector on a national stage, Will shares an absorbing story of tradition, adaptation and advocacy.This episode explores the soul of horticulture, the people who make it thrive, the quiet power of collaboration in a competitive world, and the urgent need for government recognition. Will also lifts the lid on the HTA's vital work: from policy lobbying and business benchmarking to the power of regional networking. Plus, a surprising tale involving Victorian oil paintings, greenhouse glass, and a tree that makes Will smile every time. It's a conversation not to be missed.https://www.linkedin.com/in/warmitage/https://hta.org.uk

Lee Connelly, the Skinny Jean Gardener, wants to get kids out in the garden and shares his passion for growing plants and engaging with nature. In this edition of DIG IT Peter Brown and Chris Day chat with Lee on his mission to get children gardening as part of National Children's Gardening Week this month!Plants mentioned: Cress, Chilli peppers, Daffodils, Jasmine, Onions, Potatoes, Radish Strawberries, Tomatoes and Wildflowers.People and products mentioned: Dale Connelly, Jimmy Doherty (Jimmy's Farm), Jamie Oliver, Micheal Perry (aka Mr Plant Geek), Matthew Biggs, Jim Buttress, Chris Collins, BBC and CBBC Blue Peter. Garden Clogs, and Crocs - but they let in too much water! Wildlife gardening projects to engage children including a bug hotel.Lee's desert Island plant and tool: Chilli peppers and a Hammer (perfect for planting, according to Lee).To discover more about Lee, his podcast and his gardening activities do visit his website.Lee's book, How To Get Kids Gardening is available through bookshops and Lee's website. Lee's latest book, Children's Gardening Coach, will be available in September.Click on this link to find out about HTA's National Children's Gardening Week.Our thanks to Chiltern Music Therapy for supplying the music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joining Matthew Appleby on the latest HortWeek Podcast is Pippa Greenwood, the well-known horticulturist and broadcaster, who is HTA horticulture manager, where she supports the membership as well as the broader garden and greenspaces industry.BBC Gardeners' World television programme and has been a regular panellist on Gardeners' Question Time on BBC Radio 4 since 1994. She also was the gardening consultant on the ITV series Rosemary and Thyme in 2003–2006. Greenwood was awarded an honorary doctorate by Durham University.A big part of Pippa's role at the HTA is advising on plant health and biosecurity, "translating" plant health information for the grower members, where, she says, "my heart really lies". And Greenwood has great sympathy for the issues confronting growers at the border: "I always think when you look at what happens at the border...I can feel and really empathize with the frustration of the grower who's imported some plants or a garden centre who's imported some plants that then get held and inspected, sometimes taking longer than they might feel is necessary. But there is a good reason behind it."Reflecting on the recent costly destruction of plants due to a - some suspect faulty - risk assessment for Pochazia, she says: "So obviously every loss is, in my mind, of extreme significance. But what can be done? We as the HTA are regularly and currently in communication with Defra and others about trying to increase not only reporting, but also increase the chances of someone feeling that it's safe to report or if they find something on their nursery or that if something does come in"If you've imported some plants and they've got a pest on it and they're impounded, then in theory, you should be able to claim back from the nursery that they originated from. I'm not saying that's easy. I'm not saying that you get all your money back, but you often can get quite a bit of it back. But the HTA is very aware of the fact that money and time and morale actually sometimes as well is lost over situations like this."Pippa discusses how growers cannot claim compensation for plants impounded or destroyed during border checks, while animal importers can.She recently took charge of the HTA's New Plant and Grower of the Year awards and she urges members to put themselves forward, or nominate others, to be "noted, celebrated and allowed to blow their own trumpet". Innovations she has introduced includes blind judging to ensure winners are selected "on the basis of quality".The deadline for entering Grower of the Year Awards is 25 July 2025.The closing date for the New Plant Awards is 17 May 2025 and amid controversies over 'remote' judging of plants at the Chelsea Flower Show, Greenwood is insisting that judges examine the plants in person at the National Plant Show (18-19 June, Stoneleigh). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

La stéatose hépatique non alcoolique et la NASH – désormais renommée MASH pour Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis – sont des maladies du foie métabolique silencieuses mais de plus en plus fréquentes en consultation de médecine générale. Elles sont le reflet d'un syndrome métabolique sous-jacent (obésité, insulino-résistance, diabète de type 2, dyslipidémie, HTA) et peuvent évoluer vers une fibrose hépatique sévère, voire une cirrhose et un carcinome hépatocellulaire.

La stéatose hépatique non alcoolique et la NASH – désormais renommée MASH pour Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis – sont des maladies du foie métabolique silencieuses mais de plus en plus fréquentes en consultation de médecine générale. Elles sont le reflet d'un syndrome métabolique sous-jacent (obésité, insulino-résistance, diabète de type 2, dyslipidémie, HTA) et peuvent évoluer vers une fibrose hépatique sévère, voire une cirrhose et un carcinome hépatocellulaire.

In this episode, we explore the complex and often debated concept of value in prescription drugs. They discuss how different stakeholders—payers, manufacturers, providers, regulators, and patients—define value, and how methodologies like health technology assessments (HTA) and cost-effectiveness analyses shape drug pricing and access. With insights from leading experts, the conversation examines the controversies surrounding value-based pricing, including the role of real-world evidence, quality-adjusted life years (QALYs), and innovation incentives. Can we strike a balance between affordability, innovation, and patient access? And what does the future hold for value-based drug pricing in the U.S.? Tune in for a deep dive into one of the most critical issues in healthcare today. Daniel Ollendorf, Chief Scientific Officer and Director of HTA Methods and Engagement Lou Garrison, Professor Emeritus at University of Washington CHOICE Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) FDA GLP-1 Drugs Medicare Biosimilars Generics Versus Biosimilars PBMs (Pharmacy Benefit Managers) 340B Drug Pricing Program Questions or comments?Email us at comments@prescriptionforbetteraccess.com.Find us on social media! Follow us on X, LinkedIn, YouTube and Threads.

Rob Andrews currently serves as the CEO of the Health Transformation Alliance (HTA). The HTA member companies collectively are responsible for more than 8 million employees, dependents, and retirees with ...

Do you need certifications to become a coach? How did I transition from engineering to Islamic parenting mentorship? What did I study? I get these questions all the time in my DMs, so in this episode, I'm sitting down with a cup of tea to chat about my journey!I'm sharing not just how I became a coach but why—because that's the heart of my story.In This Episode, You'll Hear:✨My background in engineering and why I chose to be a homemaker✨How my journey into motherhood led me to Islamic parenting education✨The struggles that pushed me to keep learning—meltdowns, sibling conflict, and time management✨How I started coaching moms (without certifications!) and built Holistic Tarbiyah Academy (HTA)✨The reality of starting a coaching business—no “quick money,” but deep fulfillment✨Why passion and commitment to serving the Ummah matter more than credentialsCoaching has been a journey of learning, serving, and growing, and after 3+ years, HTA continues to fill up every batch, Alhamdulillah!But balancing a coaching business and motherhood isn't always easy. If you're a mom building a business while raising young kids and want to thrive in both, my private mentorship Lead with Love is for you.Join Lead with Love:https://www.toddlertarbiyah.com/private-coaching-e5b078da-2b5a-4700-ac9c-c77407f95298Let's connect again next Friday, InshaAllah!

Dive into P4A's annual appraisal of the year ahead. In this episode of Let's Talk Rare we examine the most important trends as identified and voted for by the P4A team. Ranging from Donald Trump's tariff impact on EU's ability to price orphan drugs to the change of mindset in HTA bodies to include patient experience data in their decision making calculations. Join Owen & Georgie, along with Sophie Schmitz and Pina Haberl for a wide ranging and dynamic discussion on the year ahead.

Dans ce nouvel épisode d'En Tendon, le podcast des kinés, nous accueillons Olivia Ferrand, ostéopathe spécialisée dans les troubles vasculaires ! Cet échange est divisé en deux épisodes ! Voici les sujets abordés dans ce premier épisode : 00:00 - introduction 01:39 - Présentation d'Olivia Ferrand 03:54 - Pourquoi est-ce important de se former dans le triage neuro-vasculaire ? 05:18 - La problématique du « gender gap » dans la recherche scientifique 08:36 - Qu'est-ce que les connaissances neuro-vasculaire apportent comme plus-value dans notre pratique ? 12:05 - L'association étonnante entre l'arthrose et la HTA 14:09 - L'accès direct en kiné, l'avons-nous malgré nous ? 18:53 - Pourquoi Olivia s'est intéressée aux troubles vasculaires initialement ? 21:42 - Quels signes et symptômes devraient nous orienter vers un possible trouble vasculaire ? 22:31 - Un cas clinique hallucinant 24:11 - Que signifie le terme ABPI ? 25:31 - La particularité du triage vasculaire 26:48 - Un autre signal d'alerte crucial à connaître 27:40 - Comment différencier une périostite d'un syndrome des loges d'effort ? 31:49 - Faut-il prendre la tension de tous les patients ? 34:15 - Encore quelques signes vasculaires à connaître… 39 : 32 - Trop d'activité physique est-il délétère pour le système cardio-vasculaire ? 40:31 - Qui sont les tueurs silencieux vasculaires, et pourquoi ? 44:24 - Est-il possible de suspecter un anévrisme au cabinet ? PRÉCISIONS IMPORTANTES : Olivia souhaitait revenir sur certaines affirmations qui lui semblaient imprécises dans le podcast, les voici : - Un signal d'alarme crucial à repérer et non cité dans le podcast est la claudication intermittente/douleur à l'effort ! - Le bilan cardiologique est recommandé à 40 ans et non 30 ans, sauf si prédispositions et/ou raisons particulières ! __________Et comme d'habitude, si tu as aimé ce podcast, le meilleur moyen pour nous le faire savoir c'est de noter cet épisode et/ou de partager le podcast autour de toi, car c'est grâce à toi qu'En tendon grandit chaque jour, donc merci pour ton écoute et ton soutien, c'est essentiel pour nous ! _________________ BONUS : Accédez à des milliers de ressources et outils utiles pour votre pratique clinique en kinésithérapie sur https://www.fullphysio.com/ Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Dr. Wilner would love your feedback! Click here to send a text! Thanks!Many thanks to former Congressman Robert Andrews, a graduate of Cornell Law School, an original author of The Affordable Care Act, and CEO of the Health Transformation Alliance (HTA). Rob is here today to speak about the fundamental importance of an effective health care system to every individual and some of the ways the US healthcare system can be improved.  During our 40-minute discussion, we discussed the complex landscape of healthcare in the US that tends to separate physicians and other providers from their patients. Rob estimated that 30% of the money spent in our healthcare system goes to people who are not directly involved in patient care, and “that's too much.”During our interview, Rob described how the HTA lowers overhead and improves outcomes by focusing on education, prevention and removing barriers to prescription and provider access.Please click "Fanmail" and share your feedback!If you enjoy an episode, please share with friends and colleagues. "The Art of Medicine with Dr. Andrew Wilner" is now available on Alexa! Just say, "Play podcast The Art of Medicine with Dr. Andrew Wilner!" To never miss a program, subscribe at www.andrewwilner.com. You'll learn about new episodes and other interesting programs I host on Medscape.com, ReachMD.com, and RadioMD.com. Please rate and review each episode. To contact Dr. Wilner or to join the mailing list: www.andrewwilner.com To support this program: https://www.patreon.com/andrewwilner Finally, this production has been made possible in part by support from “The Art of Medicine's” wonderful sponsor, Locumstory.com, a resource where providers can get real, unbiased answers about locum tenens. If you are interested in locum tenens, or considering a new full-time position, please go to Locumstory.com. Or paste this link into your browser: ...

This is the Women of Influence Podcast series, delivering next level insights and expertise live from GlobeSt.'s Women of Influence Conference.The Women of Influence Podcast Series is an exclusive mini-series of The Crexi Podcast, an insider's look at all things commercial real estate, produced in collaboration with GlobeSt. The Crexi team visited Women of Influence and recorded in Lake Tahoe, California, from the floor of the conference, highlighting movers and shakers in commercial real estate. The Crexi Podcast explores various aspects of the commercial real estate industry in conversation with some of the top professionals in the space. In each episode, we feature different guests to tap into their wealth of CRE expertise and explore the latest trends and updates from the world of commercial real estate. In this episode, guest host Holly Amaya and Crexi's Shanti Ryle sit with Carrie Bobb, SVP at Foundry Commercial, Bettina Hunt, SVP of Leasing at American Healthcare REIT, and Deana Marcello, Executive VP at Colliers, to cover wide-ranging topics, including:Introduction to the Women of Influence SeriesMeet Carrie Bobb: Career Highlights and AccomplishmentsCarrie's Journey into Commercial Real EstateChallenges in the Commercial Real Estate IndustryThe Importance of Faith and Support SystemsNavigating the Pandemic and Business PivotsCurrent Market Trends and InsightsAdvice for Young Women in Real EstateClosing Remarks and Where to Find Carrie OnlineMeet Bettina HuntBettina's Journey into Commercial Real EstateNavigating Challenges in the IndustryInsights into Healthcare Real EstateAdvice for Aspiring Real Estate ProfessionalsConclusion and Contact InformationMeet Deana MarcelloCareer Highlights and Recent ChangesLas Vegas Market InsightsExciting Projects on The StripWomen in Commercial Real EstateMentorship and Networking TipsFuture of Commercial Real EstateConclusion and Contact Information About Carrie Bobb:Carrie is a placemaker for mixed-use developments where she curates a sense of place and drives value vertically for an asset through retail leasing and merchandising. During her 20+ year career in commercial real estate, Carrie has negotiated over $2 billion in transactions.Prior to joining Foundry, Carrie was the founder of Carrie Bobb & Co. and co-founder of hellojenny. Carrie Bobb & Co specialized in mixed-use developments and evoking emotion through retail leasing. Hellojenny develops digital strategies for commercial real estate by aligning the social media strategy of an asset with the leasing strategy.Prior to starting her own companies, Carrie had been with CBRE in San Diego for 15 years where she worked on projects out of the ground such as One Paseo, The Village at Pacific Highlands Ranch, Pacific Gate, Flower Hill Promenade (re-development), Encinitas Village (re-development) and several others.Carrie has completed transactions with retailers such as Sephora, Blue Bottle Coffee, lululemon, Cinepolis, SoulCycle, Fox Restaurant Concepts, Salt & Straw, drybar and several others. She has represented landlords including Kilroy Realty, IQHQ, Bosa Development, Asana Partners, Protea Properties, Heitman, Regency Centers, as well as many others.About Bettina Hunt:Bettina Hunt, CCIM, CPM is a senior vice president of Leasing with American Healthcare Reit. Formerly, she was an SVP at Colliers, a member of the Arizona Healthcare Team and a national Colliers Healthcare Fellow, specializing in healthcare real estate including tenant representation, landlord representation, owner user sales and investment sales. Bettina is an accomplished real estate broker with more than 24 years of experience with two decades of specializing in healthcare real estate. She is passionate about her commitment to helping others, which she demonstrates through her thorough, prompt review and recommendations on every transaction with every client.  Arizona BIG Media recognized Bettina in 2019 as one of their Most Influential Women. She has earned a reputation for going out of her way to strategize multifaceted solutions to complex client needs and has been recognized for this talent and achievement. Creative in her approach and professional in her delivery, Bettina is astute in her ability to accurately assess situations and deliver solutions that are mutually advantageous to all parties whether she is representing the tenant or the landlord, the buyer, or the seller. Prior to Colliers, Bettina worked at Healthcare Trust of America (HTA) a publicly traded REIT for a decade and served as the senior director of leasing, director of operations and designated broker for the Arizona offices. During her time at HTA, she managed all leasing responsibilities for 3.7 million square feet of medical office space across a nine-state portfolio. Bettina worked for Healthcare Realty after they acquired HTA as they transitioned the company. Before her time at HTA, Bettina represented the Owner of the Banner Del E. Webb and Boswell Medical Center Campus where she served as director of leasing and operations. About Deana Marcello:Deana is a 3rd-generation Real Estate professional and a recognized leader in the commercial real estate industry. Deana serves as an Executive Vice President at Colliers where she focuses on the stabilization and disposition of assets and implementing strategic planning to maximize value for her clients.Deana proudly followed her father's footsteps and developed a passion for real estate through her work. A Rhode Island native, Deana is a 23-year resident of Las Vegas who brings over 13 years of experience specializing in commercial REO, investment and owner/user sales, as well as representation for national retail tenants and institutional landlords. She began her career at the Las Vegas Development Company where she perfected her brokerage and development services. She later worked as a Senior Associate at The Equity Group where she was responsible for developing several retail projects throughout Las Vegas. Deana served as an Executive Vice President at Logic where she was responsible for securing some of the largest sale and lease transactions for the company.Deana obtained her Bachelors in Finance from University of Nevada Las Vegas, is an active CCIM candidate, and a graduate of NAIOP Southern Nevada's Developing Leader's Institute. Deana is greatly involved in the Las Vegas community and she continues to give back by serving as Chair of the NAIOP Developing Leaders committee, which helps mold and mentor young professionals in the commercial real estate industry.About GlobeSt. Women of Influence: The Women of Influence Conference is an exclusive two-day event that celebrates the women who drive the commercial real estate industry forward. These influential leaders will discuss the critical issues facing CRE now and in the future, what it means to be a woman in business today and how women CRE leaders can uplift and support each other on their journey to the top. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to our newsletter and enjoy the next podcast delivered straight to your inbox. For show notes, past guests, and more CRE content, please check out Crexi's blog. Ready to find your next CRE property? Visit Crexi and immediately browse 500,000+ available commercial properties for sale and lease. Follow Crexi:https://www.crexi.com/​ https://www.crexi.com/instagram​ https://www.crexi.com/facebook​ https://www.crexi.com/twitter​ https://www.crexi.com/linkedin​ https://www.youtube.com/crexi

How can real-world evidence (RWE) support health technology assessment (HTA)? Can real-world data (RWD) supplement clinical data? How can RWE be used to solve common challenges with treatment comparison?Here, Mtech Access are joined by experts from Arcturis and Delta Hat. Dan Howard (Associate Director – Health Economics, Mtech Access) shares some of the challenges that our clients face when developing HTA-ready health economic models with limited clinical trial data. Joseph O'Reilly (Principal Medical Statistician, Arcturis) introduces solutions to these challenges using RWD and RWE approaches. Nick Latimer (Analyst, Delta Hat; Professor of Health Economics, University of Sheffield; former NICE Appraisal Committee member) discusses how RWE is assessed by HTA committees. Samantha Gillard (Director – HTA, Mtech Access) facilitates the discussion and puts your questions to our expertsThis episode was first broadcast as a live webinar in October 2024. To request a copy of the slides used or to learn more visit: https://mtechaccess.co.uk/rwe-approaches-economic-modelling-hta/For support with real-world evidence analysis, health economic modelling of health technology assessment, email info@mtechaccess.co.uk or visit https://mtechaccess.co.uk/Subscribe to our newsletter to hear more news, insights and events from Mtech Access.

In this final episode of The Underground at Glee 2024 interview series, we welcome Alan Down, former President of the Horticultural Trades Association (HTA), and Terri Jones, co-founder of Joy of Plants. Down shares stories from his long career, his commitment to peat-free growing, and his efforts to highlight horticulture's role in environmental solutions. Jones, with a background in technology, explains how she combines her passion for plants with digital tools, creating plant guides and services that cater to both garden centres and novice gardeners.The episode covers the potential for innovation in horticulture, the importance of nurturing new gardeners, and the industry's shift towards digital transformation. Both guests explore how horticulture can adapt to meet consumer needs while remaining rooted in sustainability and tradition. HTA: https://hta.org.uk/ Joy of Plants: https://joyofplants.com/ Discover more about our hosts: Kate Turner: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.gardenerguru.co.uk⁠⁠⁠⁠ Phil Wright: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.wrightobara.com

¡NUEVO EPISODIO! Hoy te traigo a Blanca, que tuvo un embarazo de riesgo por HTA (hipertensión arterial) crónica, pero consiguió un parto fisiológico natural sin epidural en semana 40+4. Blanca lo describe como un parto salvaje y precioso. Espero que disfrutes este episodio tanto como yo. ¡Clica PLAY y empezamos! ************************ Si este podcast significa algo para ti, me encantaría que hicieras algo para mí: Primero, sigue o suscríbete al podcast en Spotify o tu app de podcasting favorita. Suscribirte al podcast te ayuda a ti porque no te perderás ningún episodio, y me ayuda a mí porque no te perderás ningún episodio! ;-). Ve a Spotify, al podcast "Planeta Parto" y clica al botón de seguir / suscribir. Mientras estás ahí, te estaré también agradecida si tienes el momento extra para dejar una reseña de estrellas, y compartir un episodio con ESA amiga que vaya a DISFRUTAR escuchando el podcast. Gracias!!! Por cierto, también me encantará saber de ti directamente. Mi contacto más directo está en Instagram https://instagram.com/planetaparto.podcast/ o por email en isa@planetaparto.es

Bruce “The Lighting Sherpa” is not a “lighting controls guy by definition, by pedigree or by training,” but he certainly sounds like one. He knows enough to warrant us bringing him back for a second appearance. He is a lighting designer, educator, consultant and coach. With Bruce, we discuss custom integration, future proofing, what HTA stands for, and the unholy communion lighting wafer. Bruce brings his passion, personality, and creativity to every encounter whether through clever design, consultation, or education. His experience as a critical team member launching an innovative and successful lighting design firm provides Bruce with the background to help others do similar. For the last 5 years, Bruce has devoted his professional energy to the emerging Custom Integration residential and resimercial markets. He has developed curriculum and delivered training content to A/V Integrators that helped them take the next step into designing their own lighting projects and provided immediate capacity to their projects by acting as a liaison and trusted advisor. Bruce has worked with lighting manufacturers who recognize the value and future potential of this market segment to enhance opportunities for the Custom Integrator. Bruce recognizes that light is the most significant way that architectural spaces are experienced, and that the lighting industry is undergoing a seismic shift towards a more technologically advanced method of delivering both light and design. He is committed to assisting Custom Integrators around the world present the benefits of better lighting and helping their customers understand the aesthetic, economic, energy, and health benefits. He respects the unique contributions all trade partners bring to a complex project and values collaboration to realize successful delivery. 

Jonathan Tanner, Senior Security Researcher from Barracuda, discussing their work on "Stealthy phishing attack uses advanced infostealer for data exfiltration." The recent phishing attack, detailed by Barracuda, uses a sophisticated infostealer malware to exfiltrate a wide array of sensitive data. The attack begins with a phishing email containing an ISO file with an HTA payload, which downloads and executes obfuscated scripts to extract and transmit browser information, saved files, and credentials to remote servers. This advanced infostealer is notable for its extensive data collection capabilities and complex exfiltration methods, highlighting the increasing sophistication of cyber threats. The research can be found here: Stealthy phishing attack uses advanced infostealer for data exfiltration Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jonathan Tanner, Senior Security Researcher from Barracuda, discussing their work on "Stealthy phishing attack uses advanced infostealer for data exfiltration." The recent phishing attack, detailed by Barracuda, uses a sophisticated infostealer malware to exfiltrate a wide array of sensitive data. The attack begins with a phishing email containing an ISO file with an HTA payload, which downloads and executes obfuscated scripts to extract and transmit browser information, saved files, and credentials to remote servers. This advanced infostealer is notable for its extensive data collection capabilities and complex exfiltration methods, highlighting the increasing sophistication of cyber threats. The research can be found here: Stealthy phishing attack uses advanced infostealer for data exfiltration Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We made the trek out to Templeton, Pennsylvania, for our second Human Trafficking Awareness Range Day event. If you've been listening for a while, you've no doubt heard us rave about the experiences we had last year, both good and bad. We doubled down on the experience this year and got a AirBnB and added two dudes to our crew. We split ourselves up and took even more individual courses than last year, and have a ton to speak on in this debrief conversation. From Breaching, to pistol grip and vision. to 2-Man CQB and precision carbine, there was so much we were able to learn and experience this year. All of that, coupled with getting to connect with, and meet, some truly stellar and exception people in our community, made this an incredible trip. Give this one a listen, see what you missed out on, and keep your eye on the HTA social media so you can make it out and join us next year!Visit our sponsors!Patreon - www.patreon.com/prepared_mindset_podCustom Night Vision - www.customnightvision.comOne Hundred Concepts - www.onehundredconcepts.comRMA Defense - www.rmadefense.com code 'PreparedMindset5' to save 5%

Alan Down is a gardening broadcaster and writer and current HTA president, shortly to be replaced by Will Armitage after two eventful years.He studied at Cannington and Pershore College of Horticulture and after a spell working Germany, he developed and managed Hillier Nurseries' container grown and seed propagation nurseries for nine years.For the following 35 years, Alan built up Cleeve Nursery and Garden Centre, near Bristol and alongside hi wife Felicity, co-presented the long-standing ‘Garden Calendar' TV programme.On the podcast Alan talks about his role at the HTA including presiding over changes in structure and strategy.He discusses his desire to shift the terminology and emphasis of production horticulture from 'ornamental' to 'environmental' horticulture which runs alongside the topics the HTA engages with, including with the Government. These topics include the issues of trade and border checks, "the extra costs [growers] incur... and we continue to apply pressure to try and resolve the issues that are there. We also have huge concern about the few inspections that there are, which means that we are a threat in terms of importing pests and diseases which could be harmful to our industry and indeed to the country as a whole".He discusses the on-going shift away from peat. In the absence of official figures (since 2022) he estimates garden centre use of peat-based growing media is down to around 10%, but the picture with growers is more complex."Some have been growing peat-free for quite some time. Others are still trialling and finding out what medium works for them and how to handle growing plants in peat -free compost and others may not have even started. But we are there to support our members in this transition and we'll continue to do that."He and HortWeek editor Matt Appleby discuss the Lords Parliamentary horticultural inquiry of 2023 and the impact, if any, it has had since on the sector, which has partly been disrupted by the arrival of a new Government, Alan points out.But. Alan says, he believes the HTA is well-placed to influence the new administration as an institution which represents growers, landscapers and retailers. He talks about initiatives such as inviting MPs to visit growers on site and the opportunity exhibiting at Chelsea gives the HTA to meet them in a "in a more relaxed mood'.Matt and Alan talk about the health of horticulture shows including collaborations with GIMA, Alan's enthusiasm for more regional events and the HTA's own conference taking place on September 25 at the International Conference Centre in Birmingham.And as he celebrates his 50th wedding anniversary, he contemplates life after the HTA and what it might hold as well as his latest Desert Island plant. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As hard as it is to believe, its been just over three months since Josh has been on for a conversation, but he's finally back, and we have a lot to catch up on. From a training rotation to the dirty south, to our upcoming trip back to Ben Franklin Range for the annual HTA range day event, we get into what we've been doing both with the podcast, as well as the community, and what we have in store for some of our next steps. The last time we heard from Josh, we had just completed the three day Orion Training Group Flexible search course, and were in the first week of May. Fast forward to no the end of August, and we've had so much happen. Jumping from talking about a training rotation in Louisiana and the poison ivy that came with it, to talking night vision housings, personal preparation for the election, and rising global tensions, Josh and I get into a whole lot while catching up. If you've been listening for a while now, and been wondering what happened to him, wonder no more! Visit our sponsors!Patreon - www.patreon.com/prepared_mindset_podCustom Night Vision - www.customnightvision.comHRT Tactical Gear - www.hrttacticalgear.comOne Hundred Concepts - www.onehundredconcepts.comRMA Defense - www.rmadefense.com code 'PreparedMindset5' to save 5%

On this episode of Managed Care Cast, we're talking with Jason Spangler, MD, MPH, the CEO of the Center for Innovation and Value Research, formerly known as the Innovation and Value Initiative (IVI). We discuss the strengths and limitations of health technology assessment (HTA), one major limitation being its lack of equity. We also touch on IVI's recent rebrand to the Center for Innovation and Value Research on July 16 and how people can get involved.

rWotD Episode 2624: R4M Welcome to Random Wiki of the Day, your journey through Wikipedia’s vast and varied content, one random article at a time.The random article for Wednesday, 10 July 2024 is R4M.R4M, abbreviation for Rakete, 4 kilogramm, Minenkopf (English: Rocket, 4 kilogram, Mine-head), also known by the nickname Orkan (English: Hurricane) due to its distinctive smoke trail when fired, was a folding-fin air-to-air rocket used by the Luftwaffe at the end of World War II.The R4M was used on several late war German combat aircraft, most notably the Messerschmitt Me 262, and could be fired from open ramps under aircraft wings or from tubes inside under-wing rocket pods. It featured a high capacity "mine shell" equivalent warhead filled with 520 g (1.15 lb) of the explosive-mixture HTA 41 (also known as HTA 15), which consists of 40% Hexogen (RDX), 45% TNT and 15% aluminium. The shell-walls of the warhead were only 0.8 mm (0.0315 in) thick.Besides the air-to-air warhead the rocket could also be outfitted with shaped charge warheads for air-to-ground use, then called R4HL for hohlladung (English: hollow charge). These warheads were called Panzerblitz (English: Armor-lightning) and existed in two primary versions: Panzerblitz 2 (PB 2), consisting of an 88 mm Panzerschreck warhead fitted with a ballistic cap, and Panzerblitz 3 (PB 3), consisting of the original 55 mm mine-warhead modified to be a shaped-charge.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 01:10 UTC on Wednesday, 10 July 2024.For the full current version of the article, see R4M on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm neural Emma.

SHOW NOTESDuring our time together, we discussed:How he sells a million-dollar home cinema and how he meets the high expectations that come with operating at the highest end of the market.Why it's so important to end clients to work with HTA-certified contractors.What the Bel-Air circuit is and why there are only 14 US companies certified to do that work.I really enjoyed this conversation, and I hope you do as well. Let's tune in to this interview with Murray Kunis. To get transcripts, resources of what was mentioned in the show, and more visit: onefirefly.com/au267About One FireflyOne Firefly, LLC is an award-winning marketing agency that caters to technology professionals in the custom integration, security and solar energy markets. One Firefly is headquartered in Davie, Florida with staff located throughout North America and has been operating since 2007.

Curious about the forces driving healthcare pricing and access? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Sarah Emond, President and CEO of the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER). Sarah's upbringing in a family passionate about policy and social justice laid the foundation for her impactful career in health policy. We explore her educational journey from Smith College to Brandeis University's Heller School, and how her professional experiences in clinical research and biopharmaceutical consulting shaped her path to ICER.Unravel the complex world of health technology assessment (HTA) in the US as Sarah breaks down the challenges and opportunities within a fragmented healthcare system. ICER's pivotal role in evaluating new medical technologies is discussed in depth, including its interactions with international agencies like the UK's NICE. Sarah sheds light on ICER's evolution from a small initiative within Mass General Hospital to a powerful voice in global HTA practices, emphasizing the importance of fair pricing, patient access, and sustainable innovation funding.Equity in healthcare takes center stage as Sarah introduces ICER's updated value assessment framework. Learn about new tools like the clinical trial diversity rating and the Health Improvement Distribution Index (HIDI) designed to promote representation of diverse populations in clinical trials. We also tackle the high costs and value-based pricing of innovative treatments, including gene and cell therapies, and the necessity of evolving payment systems to ensure continuous innovation. Tune in to gain a comprehensive understanding of the pressing challenges and future directions in healthcare pricing, equity, and access.Host David E. Williams is president of healthcare strategy consulting firm Health Business Group. Produced by Dafna Williams.

In this episode, I'm chatting with Mollie Eastman, the ultimate sleep guru!

Episode 90 finds us with long time personal friend, and friend of the show, Henry O! Listen in as we catch up on what's been going on the last couple of months and find out what we've been obsessing about. Did you know that Texas has it's very own Sound Garden? Well, Susie got to play in it and had the time of her life, Katie has adopted a puppy called Goose, and Henry has made Fort Worth his permanent residence and put out a new album, The Garden.    As per usual, the episode is a little all of the place, but the chaos makes it fun, right?!    You can catch Henry the Archer playing all over the state in support of the new EP, but specifically, you can see them this Saturday at Division Brewing (Hi, Wade!) along with our friends in Mean Motor Scooter, and Denver Williams (who wrote the theme song for this podcast).    Listen to the podcast, listen to the album (The Garden by HtA), let us know your favorite song and what you think! 

Welcome to this month's episode of the P4A Let's Talk Rare podcast by Partners4Acess. Today, Georgie and Owen are joined by their colleagues Pina Haberl, Senior Director, and Sam Morrison, Executive Director at Partners4Access. Join us as we discuss the crucial role of patient experience data in drug development.  The conversation explores the need for drug developers to understand patient perspectives and gather data on their experiences, preferences, and needs. Pina and Sam highlight how patient experience data can improve drug development and clinical trial design while differentiating products in the market. They also address challenges in collecting and integrating patient data and the importance of involving patients early in the process.  Also discussed is how some regulators and health technology assessment (HTA) bodies have started to accept patient experience data in their decision-making processes, but there is still uncertainty and inconsistency in how it is used.  There is a call for more collaboration among stakeholders, including payers, policymakers, and patient groups, to establish best practices for collecting, analyzing, and utilizing patient experience data. Pina emphasizes the need for patients to have a seat at the table and be heard in decision-making processes. She mentions initiatives, such as partnering with patients and conferences, but acknowledges that there is still a long way to go. A study published in Cambridge University Press investigated the utilization of patient preference (PP) data in health technology assessment (HTA) bodies worldwide. An exploratory survey by the HTA International Patient and Citizen Involvement Interest Group gathered insights from 40 members across twelve countries. Results showed that 82.5% of respondents formally considered PP data in HTA reviews, yet only 39.4% reported its frequent inclusion in assessments due to time and resource limitations.  PP data moderately influenced decision-making processes and outcomes, with a higher impact on decision quality. Participants suggested patient advocacy groups should play a primary role in generating and submitting such evidence. The study highlights barriers to broader integration and proposes collaborative workshops for further investigation. Pina (Josephina) Haberl Bio: Pina is a goal-driven, solution-oriented, hands-on, and team-spirited professional with over 10 years of proven Market Access in consulting and industry expertise. She thrives on teamwork and excels at delivering actionable and innovative solutions to succeed in meeting business challenges.  She specializes in developing and executing Market Access strategies and tactics that ensure success for pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and diagnostics in an international, cross-functional environment. Her understanding of the intricacies and specificities of respective healthcare systems and the diplomatic needs of diverse teams is critical in delivering results and ensuring patients have access to innovations. Sam Morrison Bio: Sam is an Executive Director at Partners4Access (P4A) with over 15 years of experience in market access consultancy. She has gained considerable insight into health systems across Europe and the USA, as well as other major markets, including Japan, China, and Brazil, as well as many Central and Eastern European markets. Sam has conducted many market access due diligence projects, and as pricing and reimbursement have become more essential to the licensing process, she is used to the time pressures and the balance between commercial, clinical development, and market access these projects require. Episode Resources: Pina (Josephina) Haberl on LinkedIn Sam Morrison on LinkedIn Owen Bryant on LinkedIn Georgina Rack on LinkedIn Partners4Access Website  P4A Let's Talk Rare podcast on Apple Podcasts

Featuring the latest in activist campaigns and struggles against oppression fighting for a better world with anti-capitalist analysis on current affairs and international politics. Presenters: Jacob Andrewartha, Chloe DS, Rob Zucchi, Zane AlcornNewsreportsPresenters discuss the following issues.Iran's recent drone strike against Israel and the hypocrisy of Western powers who are escalating conflict in the Middle-East drawing on a statement published by Socialist Alliance.The racism of the Albanese government in response to the Bondi junction stabbing and the granting of permanent visas is relation to the French man who confronted the attacker.Interviews and DiscussionNathalie Farah, Palestinian and a spokesperson for Hume 4 Palestine gives a live report on the community picket to shut down Heat Treatment Australia (HTA) which is the 15th day that activists have shut down work at the factory.HTA process parts for Lockheed Martin's F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Jets used to bomb Gaza.You can listen to the individual interview here.James Godfrey, spokesperson for Freedom Flotilla Coalition joins the program to talk about the upcoming Flotilla for Gaza which will sail in mid April with multiple vessels carrying 5500 tons of humantarian aid to Gaza as a means of challenging the ongoing illegal Israeli blockade of the Gaza strip. You can listen to the individual interview here.More information on the Freedom Flotilla can be found here: https://freedomflotilla.org/Songs played999 by Kid Kapichi 

Welcome to this month's episode of Let's Talk Rare: The Life Science Podcast brought to you by Partners4Access. Host Georgie records this episode at the World EPA Conference in Amsterdam. She holds a panel discussion with Juliette Sinclair-Spence, Sandrine Ruiz,  Neil Grubert, and Seema Sondhi, and together we shared our experiences at the EPA conference.  We also shared our excitement for AI and patient experience topics, as well as the importance of sustainability and finding new pricing approaches in healthcare. Gain insights on inclusivity and involving patients in drug development. Get ready for a meaningful, engaging conversation that will leave you inspired. Take a deep dive into the benefits of tiered pricing, the challenges and concerns of companies and HTA agencies in joint HTA assessments, the importance of inclusivity, and the importance of involving and educating others. Juliette Sinclair-Spence: Bio and Quote LinkedIn Juliette is the Funder and Chairman of the AK Eye Foundation and is a committed

Fargro managing director Richard Hopkins speaks to HortWeek about spring optimism, the upcoming general election and peat, water, border inspections and crop protection.He says growers should talk to policymakers using policy asks from the HTA, AIC and NFU. Key issues are peat, plant health, plant protection products and water.On crop protection he says there is still no National Action Plan and why that is significant. He says he would like CRD to be an "enabler" so the industry can use the full range of plant protection products, but that would require a change of culture from being a regulator.On peat-free transition, he speaks about how demand is now coming from consumers and retailers. He says he would be more comfortable that reduction is driven by demand rather than legislation, which is unlikely to happen anytime soon anyway. Peat-free should be framed as an opportunity for growers to get on the right side of consumer sentiment. A 'cliff edge risk' exists because there will be a lack of production in the UK and imports could rise.Target Border Operating Model issues remain because this looks like a bad idea for 'plants for planting' as they are fragile and come in groupage loads. Inspection points could become 'infection points' and actually spread and pests and diseases he argues. Places of Destination inspections are his preferred option.A further issue is water. Growers need larger reservoirs. We have feast or famine at the moment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

HortWeek is delighted to present the Cultivate Your Future podcast, in partnership with the Colegrave Seabrook Foundation and sponsors MorePeople.At a time when horticulture needs to encourage a new wave of young people to come into the industry, this podcast is designed to highlight the multiple and varied career opportunities available.Hear from people who have found their way into their chosen career through different paths, what their job involves and what it means to them.This week Neville Stein speaks to Phil Tremayne is the general manager of The Association of Professional Landscapers with more than three decades in the horticultural industry. Trained as a grower, Phil has moved through many aspects of the industry, but has spent the last 10 years with HTA and eight of those managing The Association of Professional Landscapers. In this podcast Phil describes the landscaping industry and discusses what opportunities are available in this exciting sector. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to another episode of The Healing Feeling podcast. I'm beyond thrilled to have you here with me today. Get ready because we're diving deep into the nitty-gritty of dealing with setbacks on your healing journey. Let's get into it! Key episode insights: Macro vs. Micro Perspectives: In this healing journey, it's all about balancing that macro view—your long-term goals—and the micro view—those pesky setbacks and challenges that pop up along the way. Let's focus on the big picture while honoring the bumps in the road. Embracing the Temporary Nature of Setbacks: Everything in life is temporary, and setbacks are no exception! It's all about trusting the process and knowing that this too shall pass. Our brains love to freak out and hyperfocus on problems, but we're here to remind ourselves that it's just a season. Ride the wave and know that brighter days are ahead. Harnessing the Power of Intentional Focus: Ah, the magic of directing your attention! You have the power to choose where you put your energy. Shift your focus from the setbacks to the positives, whether it's your goals, your passions, or simply something that brings you joy. It's all about where you choose to shine your light! Rewriting Your Story: Time to flip the script! Let's challenge those negative narratives and rewrite our stories with a dash of positivity. Every setback is an opportunity for growth and evolution. Embrace the journey, and remember that you're the author of your own story.  If you enjoyed today's episode please share the love by rating, reviewing, and sharing this podcast. *****Also, if you are interested in reserving your seat for the summer 2024 HTA cohort where we dive into how to hack your subconscious mind to regulate and heal chronic illness or anxiety, you can book a call with my team here: https://calendly.com/thathealingfeelingteam/hta-admissions-call-pod All HTA students have direct contact with me with high and frequent touch points so they can get handheld support on this healing, with lifetime access to my program. 

In today's solo episode, we're delving into all things self-love and nurturing your nervous system. I am bringing you some of the FAQs from my Health Transformation Accelerator clients when it comes to self-love, worthiness, and befriending the nervous system! I'll answer each one for you so you have actionable tips to implement TODAY so you can start feeling better and healing. Key episode insights: Why worthiness matters & learning that it's more within reach than you thought How to tune in to everyday cues & let them guide you to your path of healing Setting intentions on the small things and how that can lead to big change Learning to make self-love an effortless part of your day  Getting the most out of the daily rituals you are already doing If you enjoyed today's episode please share the love by rating, reviewing, and sharing this podcast. *****Also, if you are interested in reserving your seat for the summer 2024 HTA cohort where we dive into how to hack your subconscious mind to regulate and heal chronic illness or anxiety, you can book a call with my team here: https://calendly.com/thathealingfeelingteam/30min?month=2024-03 All HTA students have direct contact with me with high and frequent touch points so they can get handheld support on this healing, with lifetime access to my program. 

Rappin' With ReefBum is a LIVE talk show with host Keith Berkelhamer and guests from the reef keeping community. In this episode I chat with Ken Colby (a.k.a. Kenny Wayne) from High Tide Aquatics.Ken has been keeping saltwater aquariums for over thirty years. He is the owner of High Tide Aquatics (HTA) in Oakland, California. HTA offers saltwater fish, coral, inverts, and aquarium supplies and specializes in selling fully quarantined fish. HTA is currently the only local fish store (LFS) in the nation certified by Humblefish. Ken is passionate about sharing knowledge with beginner and seasoned hobbyists alike. He creates in-person and online educational programming in partnership with some of today's brightest minds in marine science and biology.

HTA is mapping out its marketing plan for the state in the wake of the August wildfires; Efforts underway to release the endangered Hawaiian crow back into the wild

Welcome to this month's episode of the Let's Talk Rare: The Life Science Podcast by Partners4Acess. Georgie and Owen are joined by Nick Meade, Head of Policy at Genetic Alliance, to discuss the challenges faced by rare patients in accessing life-saving medicines. Together they explore the EU joint HTA legislation coming into force in January 2025, and the importance of patient experience data. Nick explains that the challenges for rare patients remain the same, with diagnosis being the first hurdle. He highlights the progress being made in genetic diagnoses and screening but emphasizes the need for more harmonization in Europe.  Finally, they touch on the concept of patient experience data, which refers to the inclusion of patient perspectives and outcomes in decision-making processes. Nick emphasizes the importance of this data in understanding rare conditions and leveraging it for better access to treatments. They also discuss the various events and initiatives planned by Genetic Alliance for  the upcoming Rare Disease Day on February 29th, to raise awareness and share stories of rare conditions. Nick Meade Bio: Nick Meade is Head of Policy at Genetic Alliance, the largest alliance of organizations supporting people with genetic, rare and undiagnosed conditions in the UK. He has over twenty years of experience in the field and is a member of the NIHR Advanced Therapy Medicinal Product (ATMP) Group.  Episode Resources: Nick Meade on LinkedIn Genetic Alliance website Partners4Access website   P4A Let's Talk Rare podcast on Apple

Today's episode is a game-changer, so get ready to have some light bulb moments! Ever wondered why yoga, meditation, and breathwork might not be the be-all and end-all when it comes to regulating your nervous system? Mind blown, am I right? Let's unpack this together and uncover why these practices, while crucial, might not be the whole picture.  I'll reveal the power of the subconscious mind and how it directly influences our nervous system's response. Plus, we'll explore how our beliefs and identities can either hinder or promote healing.  By the end of this episode, you'll have a whole new perspective on what it truly means to heal from within! As mentioned, the doors to my transformation program The Health Transformation Accelerator opened on January 31st and we are back BIGGER and BETTER than before with an extra month of coaching and 6 extra coaching calls!!  If you're ready to dive deep into subconscious reprogramming and unlock your true healing potential, HTA is for you. Join me for 12 weeks of transformative growth, weekly calls, and a supportive community. Click here to enroll or book a call with my team.  Doors close on February 29th or when seats are full! 

Green Left journalist Isaac Nellist goes through the latest news from across the continent and around the world. For more information on all of these stories, read our in-depth coverage here. Music by LittleArcherBeats. Gold Coast petition | Shut down HTA petition | Sign open-letter in support of Jason Wong | Upcoming Palestine rallies | Ecosocialism 2024 | Listen to Green Left Radio on 3CR Read Green Left articles featured in this episode here. We acknowledge that this was produced on stolen Aboriginal land. We express solidarity with ongoing struggles for justice for First Nations people and pay our respects to Elders past and present. If you like our work, become a supporter: https://www.greenleft.org.au/support Support Green Left on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/greenleft Green Left online: https://www.greenleft.org.au/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GreenLeftOnline/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/greenleftonline YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/greenleftonline TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@greenleftonline Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greenleftonline/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@greenleftonline Podbean: https://greenleftonline.podbean.com/ Telegram: https://t.me/greenleftonline Podcast available on Podbean, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Antennapod, Itunes and PodcastAddict.

Today, I'm so excited to introduce you to Kristy and her HTA Success Story. Kristy's story is one that is relatable to so many women. She came to me when she was in a really challenging season of life. For years she struggled with burnout, extreme stress & anxiety, adrenal fatigue, and debilitating fatigue that left her in bed if she wasn't working.  Very much like myself and many of my clients, Kristy had tried what felt like every modality under the sun to try and heal. And while the functional world offered her mild relief, she felt like she was walking on eggshells - avoiding stress at all costs and making sure she was taking all the right supplements and eating all the right food.  As a single mom with a demanding job, this just wasn't working for her! And even after being told she might need 7 years to recover, she didn't accept that as her reality.  Kristy has completely turned her life around in 8 weeks through HTA! Her story feels like one of those “miraculous” jaw-dropping inspiration stories that need to be shared across the world to inspire others to take the leap and believe in their own ability to self-heal.  In today's episode, she not only shares her story but also her advice for anyone who is on their healing journey. She is full of wisdom and actionable tips, and I know you're going to LOVE this episode.  As mentioned, the doors to my transformation program The Health Transformation Accelerator opened on January 31st and we are back BIGGER and BETTER than before with an extra month of coaching and 6 extra coaching calls!! Don't miss this round. Click here to enroll or book a call with my team.  Doors close on February 14th or when seats are full! 

This week we head to the Tower of London to find some very different gardens. Lee talks about the HTA recent Manifesto https://hta.org.uk/news/priorities-for-a-sustainable-future-hta-issues-environmental-horticulture-manifesto-ahead-of-the-general-election and Expert Arthur S Handy returns as always with a Top Tip!Enjoyed this episode? How about sharing the love? Give us a glowing 5-star review, share on your socials, or spread the word to a neighbor! Leave your review, and you might snag a copy of our favorite "How to Get Kids Gardening" book.Transform your school garden journey by joining School Gardening Success today! Experience the outdoors, guided by teacher support, engaging video lessons, and equipped with all the essential tools for a blooming garden. Find out more at https://skinnyjeangardener.co.uk/podEager to create lasting memories while gardening with your children? Grab the "How to Get Kids Gardening" book for just £10 using discount code PODCAST. Every penny from the book goes back into supporting school gardening initiatives. Get your copy at https://skinnyjeangardener.co.uk/shop/how-to-get-kids-gardening-bookCraving more green inspiration? Check out our sister podcast, The Veg Grower Podcast, for an extra dose of vegetable-growing fun. Tune in and let the gardening adventures continue!Thanks for listening!

Former New Jersey Congressman and Health Transformation Alliance (HTA) CEO Robert Andrews joins Eric to discuss how HTA –  a cooperative of more than 60 of America's leading employers –and its members employers are fixing our broken healthcare system by sharing data, challenging the status quo and implementing innovative solutions. Robert shares many bright spots from HTA, including initiatives in medication management and infant mortality. He explains how the cooperative has saved its member companies well over $2 billion in healthcare costs to date.   About Robert As CEO of the HTA, Robert oversees the strategic direction of approximately 60+ major corporations that have come together in an alliance to fix the broken healthcare system. He is also the Chairman of the Board of Lolo Health, a health tech company that connects consumers to a high-value health experience. Andrews previously led the Government Affairs practice at Dilworth Paxson law firm for two years before joining the HTA.   Before private practice, Andrews served as a Member of the United States House of Representatives for nearly 24 years. Upon his departure from Congress, President Barack Obama praised Andrews' service as “an original author of the Affordable Care Act…and a vital partner in its passage and implementation” and cited his “tenacity and skill” in representing the people of New Jersey.   About HTA The Health Transformation Alliance (HTA) is a cooperative of more than 60 of America's leading employers coming together to fix the broken healthcare system. Formed by four founding members in September 2015, the HTA member companies collectively are responsible for over 8 million employees, dependents, and retirees with an annual healthcare spend of $30+ billion.  Some members include Walgreens, 3M, Marriott, Shell, Coca-Cola and NextEra Energy.

I just want to stop here and have a gratitude moment. I wanted to thank the Pittsburgh Business Group on Health for inviting me to do the keynote at their annual symposium. It was a big honor. But in doing so, I had the opportunity to play clips from both the podcast and also from people who helped out and gave me a custom clip special for the occasion. So, thanks to Matt Ohrt; Jodilyn Owen; Justina Lehman (who provided a clinical pathway example); Andreas Mang; Larry Bauer; Rob Andrews (my guest in this episode); Nicole Bradberry; Amy Scanlan, MD; Rebecca Etz, PhD; David Muhlestein, PhD, JD; Lisa Trumble; and Doug Eby, MD, MPH, CPE. If you'd like a copy of that presentation, which is all about care gaps and the impact of care gaps especially as it might relate to self-insured employers, click here to request it. I also again want to thank Havarti Risk Services and Keith Passwater for a super nice donation to support the show, as well as Employees First. Please support these organizations who have supported us and help us keep the lights on over here. I am so looking forward to the show today. It is with Rob Andrews, who is the CEO of the Health Transformation Alliance (HTA), which is a group made up of jumbo employers. I had wanted to get Rob on the show ever since I heard him say at the thINc360 conference in DC earlier this summer, “Morally abhorrent doesn't move the needle. What moves the needle is financial implications.” This interview was my chance to ask Rob Andrews, what are these financial implications of which you speak that move needles? Financial implications to whom? What kinds of financial implications are we talking about? And when that needle moves, what happens? In the show that follows, Rob says that when you improve the health of employees and dependents and actually just the health of the community, you as an employer improve your financials directly and also indirectly, which Rob talks about relative to maternal health outcomes as his exemplar because, as a case study, it's undeniably superb. It's really interesting how employers in a geography wind up footing indirectly a rather shockingly large bill for babies and uninsured or underinsured moms or moms on Medicaid avoidably going to the ICU and the NICU, which the hospitals tally up as hundreds of thousands of dollars in billed charges. The term million-dollar baby is a term, after all. Listen to the episode that follows for more on these indirect costs and how they happen, but let me focus on the direct bucks out of pocket right now because … yeah, study after study shows that, for self-insured employers, if you pay for the right things and you steer to the right providers in the right care settings known to actually improve health, a self-insured employer and the member do a whole lot better than if the employer kind of laissez-faire pays for any manner of things provided by anybody who can manage to submit a billing code—even if that billing code comes with a too-good-to-be-true discount. Rob talks about how the HTA has data to suggest that if you, as a self-insured employer, lean in on paying for the right things, readmissions go down 29%. Total cost of care is 15% lower. Drugs cost 25% less. So, none of this is theoretical, as we talk about how employers can create a win-win—better health, lower costs. There are jumbo employers in the HTA right now who are doing this. I love how Will Shrank, MD, has put it; and I'm paraphrasing, but it's a point that keeps getting reiterated in episode after episode here on Relentless Health Value: There's a difference between paying for what you want and just negotiating allegedly cheaper prices. Buying things is not a strategy. And that is true no matter what price you think you're paying. Also not a strategy is buying things and then cost shifting to plan members, by the way. I love how Josh Butler uses a grocery analogy to describe but one possible flashpoint. Strategy, on the other hand, means addressing root causes. It's a considered plan of action to achieve an optimized ambition. Here is the strategic stepwise that Rob offers on this: 1. Discern the difference between rumor and data. Get your data and get it objectively analyzed by an objective third party, self-insured employers. Similar to what Justina Lehman was talking about last week (EP414), then you have what you need to figure out the delta between the worst performers and the best performers on a risk-adjusted basis. 2. Now that you know what normal is and what good looks like, gang up and negotiate contracts that hold intermediaries accountable for outcomes and with performance guarantees. Address root causes and the excess and wasteful spend, in other words. Listen to the show with Dr. Will Shrank (EP413) for more on wasteful spend. 3. Be transparent with consumers/employers about relative quality. Educate them. You may also want to reward members who go to see those high-quality docs and/or make it expensive for them to go to the worst performers. There are lots of win-win case studies here on how well this works. Rob Andrews and I talk a bunch, as aforementioned, using maternal outcomes as a case study for lots of the points made; and this was done for several reasons. One is that, for some employers, maternity is a large chunk of their healthcare spend; so avoidably bad outcomes for moms and babies here is not only scandalous, as Rob Andrews puts it, in a country as wealthy as ours but also really costly—and many times avoidably so. Keeping even one mom and/or one baby out of the ICU or NICU can save hundreds of thousands of dollars. I said this already, and it's a brutal number worth repeating. But the good news is that there are really cost-effective pathways that actually work to keep moms and babies out of the most expensive care settings money can buy. Jodilyn Owen (on an episode coming up in about three weeks) talks about one of them in detail: how her maternal health clinic, which serves ZIP codes with, let's just say, a lot of social determinants of health going on, moms in her clinic have a lower rate of NICU admissions than even the fancy ZIP codes nearby. So, this can be done. Purchasers of healthcare just have to demand that it happens and pay for it to happen. Rob Andrews talks about this, and he also talks about why it is quite unlikely that payer or provider organizations themselves are gonna pick up this torch and make this happen unilaterally of their own volition. Now, he offers some nuance, and you should listen to that nuance.   You can learn more by emailing Rob at randrews@htahealth.com.   Robert E. Andrews is the chief executive officer (CEO) of the Health Transformation Alliance (HTA), an original author of the Affordable Care Act, and a former member of Congress. As CEO of the HTA, Robert oversees the strategic direction of approximately 60+ major corporations that have come together in an alliance to do one thing: fix our broken healthcare system. Formed by four founding members in September 2015, the HTA member companies collectively are responsible for more than 8 million employees, dependents, and retirees with an annual healthcare spend of $30+ billion. Through Robert's leadership, the HTA has launched value-driven solutions specifically designed to improve patient care and economic value through world-class data and analytics, pathbreaking pharmaceutical solutions, high-quality medical networks, and robust consumer engagement initiatives. To date, the cooperative has saved its member companies well over $2 billion in healthcare costs. Robert's leadership has been equally important in the HTA developing programs addressing racial and ethnic disparities in healthcare, mental health issues, and safe return-to-work programs following the pandemic. Robert served as a member of the United States House of Representatives for nearly 24 years. Upon his departure from Congress, President Barack Obama praised Robert's service as “an original author of the Affordable Care Act … and a vital partner in its passage and implementation.”   07:29 How did Rob get to his current role? 09:11 The problem of maternal health and mortality rate, and how self-insured employers wind up directly and indirectly paying for this. 10:36 Why economic consequences move the needle, and why sometimes they don't. 12:36 Why the best way to address costs isn't to re-shift costs but to address them directly. 14:34 Why compensation that isn't dependent on outcomes is a problem. 18:09 “Strategy's not what people say; it's what they do.” 21:40 How do you operationalize saving money with better outcomes? 29:46 How do employers turn conflict into collaboration? 31:41 What is the win-win-win structure among employers, payers, and providers in Rob's eyes? 34:13 To whom should the task of risk adjustment fall? 38:03 “Better contracts do improve outcomes.”   You can learn more by emailing Rob at randrews@htahealth.com.   Rob Andrews of HTA Health discusses how employers can save money and get better #healthcareoutcomes on our #healthcarepodcast. #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcare #healthcare   Recent past interviews: Click a guest's name for their latest RHV episode! Justina Lehman, Dr Will Shrank, Dr Carly Eckert (Encore! EP361), Dr Robert Pearl, Larry Bauer (Summer Shorts 8), Secretary Dr David Shulkin and Erin Mistry, Keith Passwater and JR Clark (Summer Shorts 7), Lauren Vela (Summer Shorts 6), Dr Jacob Asher (Summer Shorts 5), Eric Gallagher (Summer Shorts 4)

Today, I'm thrilled to introduce you to Ale and her HTA Success Story. Ale's journey from navigating the depths of anxiety and depression to discovering the profound healing potential within her through the Health Transformation Accelerator program is a testament to the human spirit's resilience and the power of self-discovery. In this episode, Ale takes us on a remarkable journey, sharing the challenges she faced in her early life – feeling trapped by anxiety and depression. Longing for a way out, Ale's story is one I know many of you can relate to. Ale's path to healing shines a light on our own potential for transformation. As you listen, you might find echoes of your own struggles and aspirations. It's in these shared experiences that we recognize the universal longing for healing, peace, and self-discovery. If Ale's story resonates with you and you are ready to embark on your own healing journey, now is the time! The doors to my signature self-healing program, the Health Transformation Accelerator are open and we are accepting new students for only a few short weeks. Make sure to reserve your spot in the last round of HTA for 2023. Just as Ale found her way to healing, you too can discover the tools and support you need to rewrite your narrative and step into your own healing light. Tune in to this episode and let Ale's journey inspire you to embrace your own healing path. Remember, the doors to transformation are open, waiting for you to step through and awaken to the healing power within. Learn more about HTA and how it can transform your health. // Get more healing tips at ⁠faithashenden.com⁠ Follow Faith on Instagram: ⁠@thathealingfeeling⁠ Send questions and feedback at thathealingfeelingpodcast@gmail.com

There is a dynamic interplay between health economics, patient-centricity, and value assessment—an intersection that holds the key to unlocking better health outcomes, improved access to care, and sustainable healthcare systems.  With the principles of health economics guiding our decision-making processes in healthcare, we can allocate resources effectively and maximize the value delivered to patients. Patient-centricity lies at the heart of this convergence, emphasizing the importance of putting patients and their unique needs at the forefront of healthcare delivery. Despite decades of investment in patient-centered health care, decisions about access and value are typically made in the context of financial risk management, and often without the input of those who should benefit from care. In addition to a myriad of payment reform strategies, rising interest in cost-effectiveness evaluation commands a central place in the debate about how to measure and pay for high-quality, efficient, and equitable health care. This week on the Race to Value we are joined by Dr. Jason Spangler, the Chief Executive Officer for The Innovation and Value Initiative (IVI).  The IVI is a collaboration of scientists, patient organizations, payers, life sciences companies, providers and delivery systems dedicated to finding scientifically credible approaches to measuring value in healthcare.  The IVI provides the technical knowledge, resources, and collaborative learning platform that facilitate exploration and application of value-based care. In this podcast episode, you learn how partnership with patients, researchers, and industry and purchaser stakeholders can build consensus on the scope and inputs  needed for value assessment models.  Only by assessing true value in health care will we win the Race to Value!   Episode Bookmarks: 01:30 Podcast Introduction with background on Dr. Jason Spangler, the Chief Executive Officer for The Innovation and Value Initiative (IVI). 03:00 Support Race to Value by subscribing to our weekly newsletter and leaving a review/rating on Apple Podcasts. 04:30 Creating open-source models that allow researchers and decision-makers to explore, apply, and test scientifically credible approaches to measuring value in health care. 05:30 “The IVI is a nonprofit research organization that focuses on the science and the methodology for determining value, new medical technologies, and innovations.” 06:00 Health technology assessments (HTA) typically have only included payer perspectives (not the patient perspective!) 07:30 Going beyond the academic research understanding of value assessment to reflect real world patient experience. 08:00 How is patient-informed value assessment and comparative effectiveness research used to impact health policy at a national level? 11:00 Defining “value” from a health economist perspective provides the standard equation. 11:45 What is important to patients beyond the clinical outcomes – these must be measured too! 12:30 The costs of healthcare beyond the financial domain (e.g. time, future prospects, family) forces us to deviate from the simple value equation. 12:45 The “Value Flower” – the elements of value that are important to all stakeholders (e.g. QALYs Gained, Net Cost, Productivity, Equity, Hope, Knowing, etc.) 14:00 Asking patients what is important to them in the formation of specific patient-reported outcome measures. 15:00 “We typically look at cost effectiveness in terms of patient populations and averages. This must be balanced with individual patients or smaller patient communities.” 15:45 How good are we…really…in actually listening to patients?  Fee-for-service care complexity gets in the way of meaningful connection. 17:00 Using both qualitative and quantitative data to advance patient-centered innovation. 17:30 The IVI is driving innovation in value assessment through the Open-Source Value Projectwhich is a laboratory for advancing the science and im...

If you struggle with anxiety, this podcast is for YOU! I'm sharing a mini coaching session I did in my facebook group because I think it's really going to help you cognitively reframe anxiety and stress in your life. We cover: -What anxiety is from a primitive standpoint -The physiology of anxiety -The relationship between anxiety and chronic illness -Cognitive reframes for intrusive thoughts -Why and how we get addicted to stress hormones -How to do the inner work so you can be in the driver's seat of your mind Get a pen and paper for this one! You'll want to take notes, I promise. If this resonated and you're ready to do the work, get a seat in my absolute BEAST of a program - HTA. Only a few days left to grab your seat in my HTA program! Grab it here!

In today's episode, we are diving into the link between traumatic experiences and chronic illness. It is my hope that by drawing this link for you, it streamlines your healing process. Instead of seeing trauma as a separate entity to heal than chronic illness, you can take one approach to healing both. This creates so much more ease, grace, and understanding. We will cover: -What is Trauma -What happens in the body when we experience trauma -How and why we get triggered after trauma -What happens in the body when we get triggered -The role of the subconscious in relation to trauma -How the nervous system ties in -How these triggers lead to chronic illness -How to heal it Join me for this mini-training that will give you all the "aha moments" to finally get HOW you got here in the first place. And if you're ready to take the leap and release the trauma and HEAL chronic illness make sure to sign up for the LAST round of HTA (my famous transformational 2-month program) this year where I will help you do the work to heal for good! You can snag your seat here.

I've never done this before!! This is the next level behind the scenes. I picked one member of my community for a FREE 90-minute live coaching session...AND I recorded it for you. Ever wondered what kind of support my clients are actually getting in our sessions? Behind the social media and podcasts? This is your chance to get a sneak peek...but what's more, you're going to get to hear her advice, which is 100% applicable to you. I give out all the info on: -How to release pain in 4 weeks with brain training -How to halt trauma responses -How to rewire the subconscious mind for true healing -How to silence the inner dialogue that causes anxiety -How to get out of your own way! Don't miss this if you're on your healing journey. It's behind the scenes like you've never seen before. And if you want more of what you're hearing here, make sure to get a seat in my transformation 8-week program - The Health Transformation Accelerator. The doors are OPEN only for a few days, a couple of times a year, so make sure to SECURE YOUR TRANSFORMATION NOW, so you don't miss out on a seat. In HTA, you will learn -How to create new neural pathways in the brain to significantly reduce and/or eliminate pain in one month -How to silence the inner voice that causes anxiety -How to create a sustainable structure in your life so you can fit in your healing habits, no matter how busy you are -How to regulate the nervous system to improve digestion, racing thoughts, pain, dizziness, migraine, etc. -How to begin to approach any remaining trauma in a safe and secure way Become your own healer with HTA.

If you're listening to this right now, it means the doors to my transformational 8-week program, The Health Transformation Accelerator are OPEN. We open the doors only for a few days, a couple of times a year, so make sure to SECURE YOUR TRANSFORMATION NOW, so you don't miss out on a seat. Today's guest is another success story from HTA. Hannah is a graduate of my most recent cohort, and she seriously takes trauma release and healing anxiety to the next level. Hannah shares her struggle with trauma - undergoing surgery at only a few weeks old, receiving a series of diagnoses and ultimately being bedridden only a few years ago. Hannah has struggled with debilitating anxiety throughout her life, and she was ready to finally get her life back. Her journey from anxiety to empowerment, from trauma to deep, deep trauma release and healing, and housebound to boxing is the example we all need to know that healing IS possible. We dive into what it took for her to create enough safety in the body through HTA so she could release the trauma that was holding her back. Hannah describes the experience of her trauma release that happened about midway through the program and what that release offered her in terms of healing. Hannah is an example of someone who does the work! You can see her dedication shine through as she touches on exactly how she got rid of her anxiety once and for all through the program. She is back to sleeping, working out, and enjoying life again. Listen in as Hannah shares how finding peace and healing through HTA changed her life in just 8 short weeks, and make sure to get a notepad and pen out to take notes on what she recommends others do to get started on their journey. To contact Hannah, find her on Instagram here. To get your seat in my HTA program, click here. // Get more healing tips at faithashenden.com Follow Faith on Instagram: @thathealingfeeling Send questions and feedback at thathealingfeelingpodcast@gmail.com