Podcasts about iowa children's hospital

Carson King, the College Gameday sensation, shares with Dylan how he turned a sign meant to replenish his Busch Light supply into $3 MILLION raised for the University of Iowa Children's Hospital. In this episode we talk about why kindness is key, why it's so important to block out the naysayers, and how small acts can have massive impact.

[0:00] Intro[2:00] Brandon Walker destroys the Des Moines Register for their handling of Carson King's donation to the Iowa Children's Hospital. [11:50] What to think of Houston QB D'Eriq King's decision? [17:47] It's time to blow up how we configure the AP Poll![23:08] College Football Payoff with Marty Mush.[34:00] Virginia @ Notre Dame. Can the Irish show up after a tough road loss to UGA?[37:00] Mississippi State @ Auburn. It's time to have a serious discussion about Bo Nix. [44:00] Washington State @ Utah. Will Mike Leach score 60 points in a loss again this week? [47:00] Under the radar games. [52:51] Midweek question to the audience: who is your rival and why?Follow us @UnnecRoughness on Twitter & Instagram. 

Every hour approximately 48 people will have a cardiac event outside of the hospital. However, what is surprising to many is that 6,000 children and adolescents die each year from heart failure. In this segment we discuss the pivotal role school nurses play in limiting the number of student deaths due to heart attacks in school. Follow: @schoolnurses @bamradionetwork Kathleen Rose, RN, MHA, NCS, the NASN Director of Florida Association of School Nurses, she has been a school nurse for 30 years, working from Pre-K through 12th grade. During that time, she taught CPR, AED and first aid to students, staff and coaches. In addition, she created an educational unit, "Healthy Hearts - Now and Later" for elementary and MS students. Dr. Dianne Atkins is a Pediatric Cardiologist at the University of Iowa Children's Hospital and her research interests have centered around cardiac arrest in the Young, CPR training and defibrillation. An active volunteer for the American Heart Association, she worked with the Emergency Cardiovascular Care Committee.

Rachel Marie-Crane Williams, an associate professor of art, talks about how she uses art classes to inspire incarcerated women and teens; Pam Hoogerwerf of the University of Iowa Children's Hospital discusses the Safety Store, a hospital resource that offers low-cost child safety products and guidance on how to use them; and associate professor of urban and regional planning Paul Hanley talks about his graduate students, who bring sustainability to small-town Iowa through an educational outreach project.