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VOV1 - Chính phủ Indonesia đang triển khai đồng bộ công nghệ tưới tiêu tiết kiệm nước (IPHA) vào canh tác nông nghiệp. Không chỉ làm tăng năng suất cây trồng mà còn là tiềm năng to lớn thúc đẩy năng lực tự cung tự cấp lương thực quốc gia.

This episode features an interview with Dr. Anjali Deshpande, a clinical associate professor in epidemiology at the University of Iowa College of Public Health and the current president of the Iowa Public Health Association (IPHA). Dr. Deshpande discusses her journey into public health, the role of IPHA in advocating for and strengthening public health practice in Iowa, and the challenges facing the public health field, particularly around funding. She provides advice for students looking to build careers in public health, emphasizing the importance of getting involved in organizations like IPHA to develop advocacy skills and make connections. Dr. Deshpande expresses hope for the future of public health in Iowa, highlighting the need to build bridges with policymakers and the public to make the work of public health more visible and impactful. A transcript of this episode is available at https://www.public-health.uiowa.edu/news-items/plugged-in-to-public-health-advocating-for-public-health-with-anjali-deshpande/ Have a question for our podcast crew or an idea for an episode? You can email them at CPH-GradAmbassador@uiowa.edu You can also support Plugged in to Public Health by sharing this episode and others with your friends, colleagues, and social networks. #publichealth

In this special Reimagine Buildings episode of the Passive House Podcast, Co-Host of the Passive House Podcast, Mary James interviews Jessica Grove-Smith  of iPHA. https://passivehouse-international.org/index.php?page_id=65Thank you to our Stakeholder Sponsor NYSERDA and to our Signature Sponsors and Community Partners.Register now for Reimagine Buildings'24, the global online conference that provides the information, connections, and inspiration you need to make buildings that can change the world. Over the course of 24 hours the event will circumnavigate the globe, unveiling a new, innovative building project every hour, complete with actionable solution sets and lessons-learned. Taking place online Around the World, March 7-8, 2024.Use code “PODCAST” for 20% your ticket!https://www.accelevents.com/e/passive-house-accelerator#aboutThank you for listening to the Passive House Podcast! To learn more about Passive House and to stay abreast of our latest programming, visit passivehouseaccelerator.com. And please join us at one of our Passive House Accelerator LIVE! zoom gatherings on Wednesdays.Thank you for listening to the Passive House Podcast! To learn more about Passive House and to stay abreast of our latest programming, visit passivehouseaccelerator.com. And please join us at one of our Passive House Accelerator LIVE! zoom gatherings on Wednesdays.

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Gracias al patrocinio de la Asociación de Industrias Zona Franca San Cristóbal, ASOBAL del Parque Industrial ITABO, San Cristóbal, PIISA, 70 estudiantes técnicos del instituto Politécnico de Haina, recibieron el curso taller YO EMPRESARIO de la Fundación Capacitación, Emprendimiento y Desarrollo Integral, CEDI. Para ellos, la experiencia fue muy particular porque: las personas piensan en empresa, pero no piensan en un ser humano; piensan en un edificio grande con mucho capital, con mucha gente trabajando, pero cuando tú le dices a un joven de 15 o 16 años: tú eres tu propia empresa, abre los ojos, y comienza a ver la vida de una manera diferente, dimensiona sus capacidades, puede potenciar lo que es, lo que puede llegar a ser. Entonces, a lo que a ellos más le llama a la atención es cuando tú los haces conscientes de que son su propia empresa; y eso no se les olvida. A ellos les gusta mucho la forma positiva de como se enfoca el tema de emprendedurismo porque siempre que se habla de emprendedurismo, se habla de trabajo, de sacrificio y de esfuerzo, pero tiene que ser positivo, tiene que ser alegre, tiene que ser con pasión para que haya motivación realmente. Entonces, esos elementos, yo los puedo recoger en ellos después del curso: Reconocerse como empresarios, como un ser potenciable, como alguien que puede desarrollarse y alcanzar grandes cosas. Ellos en el curso aprenden a ser positivos, a ver que el emprendimiento y el crecer es muy posible. Que no hay que morirse en el intento. Que se puede lograr. Que se puede lograr. Ellos quedan impactados bien positivamente con eso. Es maravilloso, y a veces hasta impensable ver como en un día de trabajo pueden cambiar la visión de muchas cosas. Eso es lo importante del curso YO EMPRESARIO, eso es lo que yo veo más en ellos, que ellos cambian su visión, y aunque el curso es largo y es intenso, ellos terminan contentos. No terminan ni cansados, ni ay me agoté, no. Ellos terminan motivados, les gustó, les impactó, les cambian su visión. Yo pienso que ese es el mayor…, el plus de este curso. CAPACITACION, EMPRENDIMIENTO Y DESARROLLO INTEGRAL, INC. CEDI, 809.299.8560 YO EMPRESARIO CEDI CAPACITACION, EMPRENDIMIENTO Y DESARROLLO INTEGRAL, INC., CEDI. TEL 809-299-8560 Es una entidad privada de servicio no lucrativo, que desarrolla e implementa cursos talleres, charlas y conferencias para contribuir a la prevención y reducción de la delincuencia y la pobreza en todas sus formas entre los jóvenes y adultos de todos los géneros en situación de vulnerabilidad social, para mejorar su calidad de vida, fortalecer sus capacidades y competencias, promover su inclusión social y económica, y prevenir su involucramiento en actividades ilícitas o riesgosas. Los cursos fomentan en los jóvenes el espíritu emprendedor, ayudándoles a mejorar su aptitud y actitud hacia el estudio y el trabajo; les ayudan a reconocer y aceptar la vida como empresa persona física y les proveen de la motivación y las herramientas de administración y liderazgo que necesitan para gerenciarla con éxito desarrollando un sentimiento de responsabilidad y compromiso consigo mismo, la familia y su comunidad en el marco de los valores positivos. fundacioncedi26@gmail.com

Realmente cuando Francisco Yuli se acercó a nosotros en el Parque Industrial Itabo San Cristóbal, PIISA con ese nombre del curso taller Yo Empresario, bueno nos chocó, o sea de verdad es un título impactante porque nosotros obviamente si fuera Yo Empleado, a lo mejor lo hubiera entendido mucho mejor porque eso era lo tradicional, pero cuando vimos los temas que se iban a tratar ahí, realmente nos enamoró mucho más este programa Yo Empresario, y decidimos impartirlo a nuestros colaboradores del Parque Industrial Itabo San Cristóbal, PIISA. Somos unos 70 asociados. Ya han pasado varios años después de la capacitación, y al día de hoy en todas las actividades que hacemos con todos los asociados, les preguntamos: cuál es tu empresa? Y te responden: Mi vida. O sea que realmente impactó porque nos enseñó a vernos desde otra óptica. Muchos de nosotros nos vemos como parte del proceso productivo de una organización, como si fuéramos una parte de las máquinas, y no, verdaderamente nosotros somos los que les damos vida a una organización, nuestras aptitudes son las que hacen diferente a una organización de otra, y este programa Yo Empresario realmente contribuye a mejorar la aptitud de cómo vemos las cosas, y este curso en si realmente refuerza eso; nos hace ver a nosotros como dueños de nuestro destino, nosotros somos una empresa, la empresa Rafael Piantini que le ofrece un servicio en este caso a la empresa Parque Industrial Itabo San Cristóbal, PIISA, y en verdad, tengo que verme y aceptarme así, tengo que mantenerme atractivo como empresa persona física para que PIISA siga consumiendo el producto Rafael Piantini, tengo que preocuparme por mi capacitación permanente, por mi comportamiento, mantener buenas relaciones con mis compañeros de trabajo. Hay muchas personas que en el trabajo no se preocupan por capacitarse, te dicen: yo no hago cursos porque la empresa a mí no me manda. Se pasan cinco, seis o más años en una empresa y si la empresa no los manda a un curso, no lo hacen; entonces bajo ese criterio no avanzan. Entonces, eso si es triste porque realmente depende de nosotros mismos el avanzar. Que la empresa te pueda ayudar, qué bueno que sea así, pero el avance y la aptitud de progresar está en uno mismo. Las personas que han llegado lo han logrado por su aptitud de querer avanzar. La mayoría de cambios son positivos. Aunque la gente tiene mucho miedo al cambio, éste siempre trae progreso. Desde mi punto de vista como empresario, tengo para decirle a los empresarios de mi país y del mundo que el programa Yo Empresario es fabuloso, y ojalá que muchas empresas lo puedan compartir con sus colaboradores. Que lo prueben, como dice el anuncio: probando es que se sabe. Luego de participar del curso Yo Empresario, los participantes salen con otra mentalidad, con otra aptitud, y ya ven la relación hasta de respeto, de tú a tú. Tú PIISA a Yo Rafael Piantini. Tú eres mi cliente y yo debo estar al tanto de que mis resultados sean tan buenos que tú estés satisfecho de la labor que yo estoy haciendo. El programa Yo Empresario nos ha gustado tanto que también no fuimos en este caso tacaños y sencillamente dejarlo ahí; sino que también patrocinamos a través de la Asociación de Industrias Zona Franca San Cristóbal, ASOBAL, al Politécnico de Haina, IPHA porque este curso taller Yo Empresario no sólo es bueno para los trabajadores de las empresas, entendemos que también debe llegar a los centros educativos de la educación secundaria, técnicos y universidades porque los jóvenes deben llegar con la aptitud para tener éxito en lo que quieran emprender, ya sea con sus negocios propios o laborando para una empresa. ¡Muchas gracias! Rafael Piantini. Gerente de Recursos Humanos, Parque Industrial San Cristóbal, PIISA. El Curso taller YO EMPRESARIO fue creado por Capacitación, Emprendimiento y Desarrollo Integral, CEDI. RNC 4-3015720-1. 809-299-8560. fundacioncedi26@gmail.com.

Two in five people believe the Covid pandemic will never be fully over, according to new research carried out by Ipsos for the Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association (IPHA). The research, measuring public attitudes to Covid vaccination and to vaccination in general, shows that half of people believe the pandemic will end eventually while 39% believe it will never fully be over. Just 10% believe the pandemic has already ended. Professor of Public Health at DCU Anthony Staines joined Fran to discuss.

Is the Mayor of Verona, NJ, doing the engineering work at the top stations in New York City? Or, is the CTO at those top-rated stations moonlighting as a New Jersey township mayor? Either way, you’re right. Alex Roman leads a staff of engineers and IT pros at WQHT-FM and WBLS-FM in New York City. He says that “radio IT” is the same as “regular IT”, and we all need to work with that notion. Alex reveals other insights and techniques for broadcast engineering, remote workers, and lots of outside broadcasts on this episode of TWiRT. Show Notes:HOT97’s YouTube channel showing much of their video productionAlex mentioned E2X transport for HD Radio channels over IPHa! We talked about the Blue Yeti on this week’s show, too!Guest:Alex Roman - Chief Technology Officer at MediaCo New York City Radio & Mayor, Verona, NJHost:Kirk Harnack, The Telos Alliance, Delta Radio, Star94.3, & South Seas BroadcastingFollow TWiRT on Twitter and on FacebookTWiRT is brought to you by:Nautel and the continuing informative live webinars. Sign up for free!Broadcasters General Store, with outstanding service, saving, and support. Online at BGS.cc. Broadcast Bionics - making radio smarter with Bionic Studio, visual radio, and social media tools at Bionic.radio.Angry Audio - with StudioHub cables and adapters. Audio problems disappear when you get Angry at AngryAudio.com. And MaxxKonnectWireless - Prioritized High Speed Internet Service designed for Transmitter Sites and Remote Broadcasts. Look for in-depth radio engineering articles in Radio-Guide magazine.Subscribe to Audio:iTunesRSSStitcherTuneInSubscribe to Video:iTunesRSSYouTube

In this special bonus episode recorded at the 25th International Passive House Conference presented online by Passive House Institute in September 2021, Passive House Podcast co-host Zack Semke interviews Giorgia Tzar, Association Management and Communications at the International Passive House Association (iPHA). Giorgia shares the latest about iPHA's Efficiency First campaign, her impressions of the conference, and iPHA's plans for the upcoming COP26 conference in Glasgow.For a special video version of this episode, visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMXrhB214r8iPHA's website: https://www.passivehouse-international.org/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/passive-house-instituteTwitter: https://twitter.com/the_iPHAFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/PassiveHouseInternationalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/passivehouse_international/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrO62YaHJbtZgZXk-m57B-g/videos

Sixty Seconds, you need to know before you go Jon Najarian here, here's what we're watching in trading today, folks. Fang, FANG accelerates their share buyback, I think two billion dollars. Anyway, that stock moving to the upside fast. Also, keep an eye on IPHA this one up, I believe over twenty seven percent in the free market and just a fabulous scalping opportunity. GDEV also seeing some very fast blows up about half as much, though, as IPHA But nonetheless, plenty of room there to trade it BGNE this one, positive news about a treatment that they've got for disease I didn't even ever hear of before and that one up double digits. And lastly, IVZ which is Invesco, they're in talks to perhaps merge with State Street rescue teams. So we'll keep our eye on that. Also, make sure you keep your eye on the Daily Crypto Byte, 10:00 a.m. Eastern. Also Pete's " The Take 10:30 a.m. Eastern. And then I'll be on the Halftime Report at noon Eastern Time and then heading on over for 3@3 and closing it out into a weekend where I'll be doing a lot of that right there, a lot of swimming and fun times because it's that time of year. Have a great day, everybody. We already got some!

Rozhovor s Jánem Hájkem, portfolio manažerem fondu Top Stocks a Erste Stock Biotec, o investování do biotechnologického sektoru, v čem je tento sektor specifický, jak probíhá schvalovací proces léků,  khe hledat nejlepší zdroje informací, čeho by se začínající investoři měli vyvarovat nebo kde vidí Ján největší investiční příležitosti.AKCIE: AGIO, BIIB, BMY, BMRN, SRPT, FIXX, IPHA, JNCE, KDNY, VYGR, XNCR, ZGNX, BHVN, EXAS, GH, Allergan (už neexistuje, je součástí Abbvie – ABBV), AMRN, Valeant (nyní se jmenuje Bausch Health Companies – BHC). Odkaz na seznam akcií v Honzově portfoliu, tipy na knihy nebo biotechnologické podcasty. BIO: Ján působí na akciovém trhu od roku 1994, původně jako akciový analytik, portfolio manažer a proprietary trader. Manažerem podílového fondu Top Stocks je od jeho založení v srpnu 2006, kdy nastoupil do společnosti Erste Asset Management ČR. V současné době je hodnota fondu téměř 19 miliard Kč a má přes 70 000 klientů (k 30.  listopadu 2020). Tento fond investuje do koncentrovaného portfolia tvořeného přibližně 25 společnostmi, které jsou obchodované na trzích v USA a Evropě a které jsou vybírány s ohledem na jejich dlouhodobý růstový potenciál.V PODCASTU SE DOZVÍTE:Složení portfolia fondu Top Stocks (1:27)Složení portfolia Erste Stock Biotech (3:09)Co ho nejvíce lákalo na biotechnologickém sektoru (4:29)Výhody biotechnologického sektoru (8:35)Rozdíl mezi biotechnologiemi a farmacií (11:57)V čem je biotechnologický sektor specifický (13:58)Financování biotechnologických společností (17:20)Portfolio poručíka Dana (19:49) Léky pro širší veřejnost nebo "orphan drungs"? (23:50)Schvalovací proces léků & FDA (29:57)Rozklíčování genetických informací (40:51)Problém při vývoji léků (42:19)Problém schválení léků na Alzheimera (43:55)Patenty (55:24)R&D investice (1:02:10)Management a jaké vlastnosti u něho hledat (1:05:04)Známí investoři, kteří investují do biotechnologických společností (1:06:08)Partnerství - je to výhoda nebo nevýhoda? (1:08:23)Analýza biotechnologických akcií a jak na ní (1:12:27)V jaké vývojové fázi investuje Ján do společnosti (1:15:39)Jak analyzuje akcii v rané fázi vývoje (1:23:33)Kde hledat kvalitní zdroje informací (1:24:11)Kde vidí zajímavé investiční příležitosti (1:32:00)Čemu by se měli začínající investoři vyhnout (1:37:48)Čím se řídí při investování do biotechnologických akcií (1:42:57)V čem dělají investoři nejčastěji chybu (1:45:56)Společnosti v portfoliu (1:48:00)Nenechte si ujít letošní ročník České investiční konference, který proběhne 8. a 9. listopadu 2021 online. Program naleznete zde.Partnerem podcastu je Strike.Market, alternativní data pro vaše investice.Vaše zpětná vazba je pro mě důležitá. Máte-li k podcastu jakékoliv poznámky, zašlete mi je, prosím, na lenka@schanova.com. 

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Oliver O'Connor, Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association's Chief Executive, responds to the US government's support of a proposed waiver of patents on Covid vaccines.

COVID Vaccine Update: Join us for this special episode about the upcoming COVID vaccines. We are honored to be joined by Dr. Stephan Foster, who is the APhA liaison member of the CDC ACIP. He reviews the ACIP approach to vaccine recommendations and the vital role of pharmacists in the deployment of the vaccine. We also discuss some of the important steps your practice needs to take to prepare for vaccine storage and administration for your patients. CDC COVID Vaccine Interim Playbook (V 2.0) (https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/imz-managers/downloads/COVID-19-Vaccination-Program-Interim_Playbook.pdf) Illinois State COVID Mass Vaccination Plan (V 2.0) (https://www.dph.illinois.gov/sites/default/files/COVID19/IL%20COVID-19%20Vaccination%20Plan%20V%203.0%2012.5.20%20.pdf) COVID Vaccine Prep - IPhA Reference (12/02/2020) (https://ipha.memberclicks.net/assets/docs/Covid-19/IPhA%20-%20COVD%20Vaccine%20Prep%20Steps%20-%2020201202.pdf) CDC ASPR Product Information Guide for COVID-19 Vaccines and Associated Products (V 1.0) (https://ipha.memberclicks.net/assets/docs/Covid-19/COVID%20-%2019%20Vaccine%20Product%20information%20guide_12.04.20_CLEAN.pdf)

In this episode, again sponsored by the Law Office of Joseph J. Bogdon, we debrief over Rutledge v. PCMA as oral arguments were heard TODAY in the Supreme Court of the United States. Additional insight provided by interviewing John Vinson, CEO of Arkansas Pharmacists Association, and our very own newly minted President J. Cody Sandusky. This is an episode you do not want to miss as we discuss how far reaching this decision will have throughout all of Pharmacy. You can find the replay of the oral arguments, the NCPA debrief and more at https://ncpa.org/scotus. Become a member of IPhA today at https://www.ipha.org/join-today- Join APhA at https://www.pharmacist.com/membership Or NCPA at https://ncpa.org/membership#apply As always we ask for your support of the Advocacy Fund. You can donate to the advocacy fund at https://www.ipha.org/pharmacy-advocacy-fund or click the advocacy tab at ipha.org. You can find the Law Office of Joseph J. Bogdon at www.jjblawoffice.com or reach them at 630-310-1267. Royalty Free Music provided by www.bensound.com

In this episode, Passive House Podcast host Matthew Cutler-Welsh interviews Giorgia Tzar from the International Passive House Association (iPHA). Giorgia and Matthew catch up on the world-class content at the (ongoing) 24th International Passive House Conference and virtual “matchmaking” networking opportunities. Giorgia reflects on recent conferences in China and Germany, and talks about the ups and downs of going virtual. Hear about iPHA’s “global and local” approach to information and knowledge sharing, as well as the virtual Open Days Passive House project tours coming up in November.Matthew and co-host Zack Semke discussed upcoming events and trainings, which can be found in the Accelerator's "Passive House Week In Preview" for October 6, 2020. Included in those announcements were a couple upcoming Passive House Accelerator events this week:Global Passive House Happy Hour with James Geppner of NYSERDA's RetrofitNY program on Wednesday, October 7; anda special Roundtable Event: Passive House on the Frontlines—Wildfire Smoke and Indoor Air Quality on Thursday, October 8.We hope you'll join us at one or both! Questions or comments? Email us at podcast@passivehouseaccelerator.com.

In this episode, again sponsored by the Law Office of Joseph J. Bogdon, we learn about the first ever virtual conference, the details of the HHS rule expanding scope of practice to pharmacists and a highly motivating interview with new APhA CEO Dr. Scott Knoer. You won't want to miss this one as we talk membership, HHS, Rutledge, PBM's and Provider Status! Become a member of APhA today at https://www.pharmacist.com/membership. Or to IPhA today at https://www.ipha.org/join-today- Sign up for the first ever virtual Missouri/Illinois Joint Conference: "2020 Vision - You Can See It, Make It Happen" at https://www.morx.com/conference As always we ask for your support of the Advocacy Fund. You can donate to the advocacy fund at https://www.ipha.org/pharmacy-advocacy-fund or click the advocacy tab at ipha.org. You can donate to the Arkansas Defense Fund to secure a legal team to argue the Rutledge case to the Supreme Court of the United States by calling the office at 217-522-7300. You can find the Law Office of Joseph J. Bogdon at www.jjblawoffice.com or reach them at 630-310-1267. Royalty Free Music provided by www.bensound.com

Steve talks with Lina Tucker Reinders, the executive director of the Iowa Public Health Association. They discuss IPHA's important role during the pandemic and delve into health policy and communication. A transcript of this episode is available at https://www.public-health.uiowa.edu/news-items/from-the-front-row-ipha-director-lina-tucker-reinders/ Have an idea for a show? Questions or comments for our hosts? Send email to cph-gradambassador@uiowa.edu

In this episode we talk about the issues surrounding racial injustice and how the pharmacy profession can take a stand against it. We interview Dr Lakesha Butler, President of the National Pharmaceutical Association, learn about the joint letter against racial injustice from several national pharmacy associations and get updates on COVID-19 and how it will impact annual convention. NPA: https://nationalpharmaceuticalassociation.org Joint Letter: https://nationalpharmaceuticalassociation.org/resources/Documents/Pharmacists_RacialInjustice_V2.pdf Royalty Free Music provided by www.bensound.com

In this episode, again sponsored by the Law Office of Joseph J. Bogdon, we recap IPHA's involvement with the Pharmaceutical Collaborative Task Force and how that got YOU a lunch break, Supreme Court insights about the Rutledge case in Arkansas and a very special guest interview with pharmacy champion Senator Andy Manar! As always we ask for your support of the Advocacy Fund. You can donate to the advocacy fund at https://www.ipha.org/pharmacy-advocacy-fund or click the advocacy tab at ipha.org. You can donate to the Arkansas Defense Fund to secure a legal team to argue the Rutledge case to the Supreme Court of the United States by calling the office at 217-522-7300. You can find the Law Office of Joseph J. Bogdon at www.jjblawoffice.com or reach them at 630-310-1267. Royalty Free Music provided by www.bensound.com

This special episode features 2 different segments; interviews from the Iowa Public Health Association's legislative forum, and a fun 'behind the scenes' segment where listeners can get to know some of the "From the Front Row" crew. Enjoy!

DIR and PBM abuse is a tragedy. We are here to digest the current talk on the Hill and spit it back out with some insight on where we are headed and what you can do now. We also talk about our state bills including HB465 and a look forward to Annual Conference 2019! You can find the IPHA Bill Monitor and advocacy links at IPHA.org under the Advocacy tab. Audio exceprts provided by Micehlle Dyer, Dave Falk and Todd Evers. Royalty Free Music provided by www.bensound.com

Within the Passive House Institute in Darmstadt, there is a small group of people dedicated to coordinating the efforts of over 20 Passive House Affiliate organisations around the world. This group is the the International Passive House Association (iPHA). Giorgia Tzar is the head of International Communications for iPHA and I caught up with her following the Passive House Conference in Heidelberg this year.

In this episode we hear audio from HB465 passing out of the Senate Insurance Committee. We discuss how the bill passed without a vote being taken and where we go from here. You will also hear status updates on other bills and an exciting learning opportunity coming to Far Southern Illinois! You can find the IPHA Bill Monitor and advocacy links at IPHA.org under the Advocacy tab. Audio exceprts provided by The Illinois Channel. Royalty Free Music provided by www.bensound.com

This is a conversation about public health, HIV, immunization and billing with Phil Talley, Program Coordinator, and Jeffrey Erdman, Assistant Director for Programs and Compliance, both with the Illinois Public Health Association.  “We know that definitely in rural areas and in particular in the southern part of the United States, HIV cases are more heavily concentrated than we see throughout the rest of the nation.”   Philip Talley is a licensed insurance professional with more than 25 year of experience in various aspects of health insurance. He joined the Illinois Public Health Association in 2014 to help manage the Immunization Billing Project which has been featured on the CDC’s website as a “Billing Project Success Story”.  Mr. Talley is now focused on the IPHA’s HIV Third-Party Billing Project, assisting local public health departments and community-based organizations with building their capacity to bill third-party payers for HIV testing and other HIV prevention services.   “Having an efficient successful billing system will also enable providers to expand and diversify their scope of services and be able to provide more valuable services, and reach perhaps communities that they’re not currently serving.”  Jeffery M. Erdman, a nationally recognized HIV prevention specialist, evaluator, and behavioral researcher, currently serves as the Assistant Director for Programs and Compliance for the Illinois Public Health Association.  Mr. Erdman and colleagues have developed and implemented a nationally honored group HIV prevention intervention for young African-American men who have sex with men, “Very Informed Brothers Engaged for Survival (VIBES),” which has been presented at numerous conferences, including the 2005 United States Conference on AIDS in Philadelphia and the 2007 United States Conference on AIDS in Palm Springs, CA.    Mr. Erdman and colleagues have also conducted research into the use of new technologies and HIV/STD prevention among adolescents. This work has been presented at numerous conferences, including the 2011 United States Conference on AIDS in Chicago.  Currently, Mr. Erdman and colleagues are engaged in work to implement third-party billing for HIV and immunization services among local health departments and other healthcare providers.    In addition to these accomplishments, Mr. Erdman has been honored with awards from the Illinois Department of Public Health, the American Association for World Health, and the Society of Professional Journalists, and he has been published in various journals and periodicals for work he completed as a research specialist at IDPH, Northwestern University and the Edward Hines Jr. Veterans Administration Hospital.  To contact Phil or Jeff, please send an email to insurancebilling@ipha.com.  You can also check out their website they mentioned:  www.ipha.com 

In this episode we hear audio excerpts from IPHA's and ICHP's Under the Dome - Legislative Day 2019. You will hear the introduction for a bill allowing pharmacists to inject Long Acting Antipsychotics in the community setting. You will also hear the rally that took place in the rotunda of the capitol building announcing HB 465 and SB 652 by Representative Greg Harris and Senator Andy Manar to begin the process to regulate PBM practices in Illinois. We also bring Monique Whitney from PUTT and Lauren Young to the mic to discuss how the day went and where we go from here. You can find the IPHA Bill Monitor and advocacy links at IPHA.org under the Advocacy tab. Audio excerpts provided by The Illinois Channel. Royalty Free Music provided by www.bensound.com

In this episode we learn about the 101st General Assembly docket as it pertains to pharmacy in Illinois, including the passage of SB!, the $15 minimum wage bill. We hear testimony from IPHA's President-Elect Beaux Cole and excerpts from the bill's final reading on the House floor. You can find the IPHA Bill Monitor and advocacy links at IPHA.org under the Advocacy tab. We also learn about the new IPHA Member Spotlight and how to nominate your peers today! Find the nomination form and a complete description at IPHA.org under the Membership tab. Audio exceprts provided by The Illinois Channel. Royalty Free Music provided by www.bensound.com

In this episode on Rural Health Leadership Radio™ we are talking with Nick Brady, HIV Care Connect Associate and Trauma-Free Illinois Coordinator, along with Michael Maginn, HIV Program Manager and Prevention Lead Agent, both who are with the Illinois Public Health Association.  “Collaboration is the key to being successful.”  Michael Maginn began working in the HIV field in 2004 as the Executive Director for a community-based organization providing supportive services to people living with HIV. Ten years after he began working at FRIENDS, where he transitioned to a position with the Illinois Public health Association (IPHA), the oldest and largest public health association in the state, as their HIV Program Manager, Coordinator of the Illinois HIV Care Connect initiative and Illinois Prevention Lead Agent for Regions 1, 3, and 5. There are 98 affiliate organizations of IPHA, including local health departments, colleges and universities, and various public health organizations.   Michael’s role as Prevention Lead Agent also brings him into contact with multiple public health programs that he oversees, including 1) HIV targeted testing, 2) CDC behavioral interventions, 3) targeted gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis, and hepatitis C testing, 4) hepatitis A and B vaccinations, 5) surveillance-based services, and 6) routine testing data collection.   At the same time, he has also worn different hats in the HIV/AIDS community. He has been a Client Representative for the Ryan White Part B consortium. He is also a current member of the Illinois ADAP Medical Issues Advisory Board, Getting to Zero Campaign, Illinois PrEP Working Group, the Chicago Area HIV Integrated Services Council, the CDC/MMP Advisory Board member, and the Illinois HIV Integrated Planning Council, where he is the co-chair of the Epidemiology and Needs Assessment Committee   Michael’s focus has always been to give back to his community and to give those in the community a voice and representation on a state and national level. In all of those regards, it is safe to say that he has succeeded.  Nick Brady is a self-proclaimed strategic planning “guru” who has supported several initiatives on a local, regional, and state level in Illinois. He has worked with the Illinois Department of Public Health to revise the State Strategic Plan to Prevent Injury, Violence, and Suicide; participates in local and regional faith-based initiatives; served as the president of the Menard County Partnership for Safety and Wellness which has a focus area in substance abuse prevention; volunteers on the Illinois Diabetes Action Plan Group; and works as an HIV Care Connect Associate and the coordinator of the Trauma-Free Illinois Initiative at the Illinois Public Health Association .   “Rural organizations are faced with some particular challenges such as having the resources…”  When Nick is not working, he enjoys volunteering at his church, working at his family’s pizzeria, singing, riding roller coasters, and spending time with his family and friends.  

Listen to our first LIVE Podcast with a studio audience! We come to you from Lombard, Illinois at the 2018 Annual Meeting and discuss the upcoming veto session and the importance of passing HB 3479. We also get to hear special interviews with SIUE P4 Student Lauren Ballweg, Immediate Past President Dr Jessica Kerr, and Incoming President Dr Laura Licari. Royalty Free Music provided by www.bensound.com

Home Style Green is here to help people build homes that are good for people and good for the planet. In episode 30, I spoke with Elrond Burrell and asked if Passive House was really relevant to New Zealand. This sparked some great debate and I subsequently caught up with New Zealand based Passive House designer, Jon Iliffe of eHaus. eHaus is New Zealand's first building company solely dedicated to building homes to the Passive House Standards. Among other things, Jon discusses: How Germany is managing to decrease energy consumption while growing their GDP.  What was good about 1920s houses and are they still good? How can you justify the cost of building better? Related Posts: Is Passivhaus Relevant to New Zealand References: eHaus: http://www.ehaus.co.nz/ Jon's book recommendation: Insanely Simple, by Ken Segall (Get the Kindle version for only $9.99) IPHA: http://passivehouse-international.org/ PHINZ: http://phinz.org.nz/ Homestar Training: NZGBC Education Calendar