Podcast appearances and mentions of jason wolf

If you've been needing a laugh, this one's for you! ICU nurse Lindsey Shelton and Jason Wolf reunite after two years from the first time they collaborated to share the raw, real, ridiculous, and funny sides of being a nurse on and off the clock. From getting fired and facing nurse bullies to navigating the chaos of ICU life during the pandemic and shanking a patient - it's all in this episode. They dive into: Getting Fired & Still Creating – How they stayed resilient and kept making contentToxic Work Environments – Dealing with older nurses and negativity online and IRLICU Struggles – The emotional toll of being blamed by patients you can't saveMale Nurse Bullying – Jason opens up about being targeted in a female-dominated fieldAnti-Union Upbringing – How their past shaped their perspective on nurse advocacyNew Grad Nurse Fails & Teaching Moments – Laughs, lessons, and cringeworthy memoriesThis episode is a candid reminder that behind every viral video is a nurse just trying to survive shift to shift, with a little cry and a lot of dark humor.

Recorded live at ELEVATE PX 2025, this episode of To Care is Human features Jason Wolf and Dr. Owais Durrani. Listen in as they discuss his journey in healthcare, the role of AI, and the importance of equitable care. Key takeaways included the need for ethical AI use, the critical role of communication in hospitals, and AI's potential to enhance patient care.

A Dynamic Chat With Beryl Institute's Jason Wolf Jared welcomes Jason Wolf, Founder of the Beryl Institute, a luminary in the patient experience field, and recent author of Transforming the Future of Healthcare. Pay attention to what Jason has to say about the current and future state of the patient experience, and the aspects of consumer experience that have been instrumental in pushing the industry forward as he looks back at 15 years of the Beryl Institute.  All that, plus the Flava of the Week about four major health systems forming Longitude Health. Is it like a rock supergroup, a Power 4 conference, or neither, and what can we deduce from the limited information available so far? Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

In this episode of "Grazing," Clint chats with Dr. Jason Wolf, a veterinarian at Robertson County Animal Clinic in Springfield. Jason details what led him into veterinary medicine and what a normal day at the clinic looks like.

An 18-month investigation by The Arizona Republic exposed multiple instances of alleged human smuggling by former Arizona Christian University football players who were arrested by U.S. Border Patrol and released without criminal charges.

Marcelo Alvarenga, CEO of ConectaEXP Brazil, joins Jason Wolf, CEO & President of The Beryl Institute to discuss his passion for education in the healthcare experience space in Brazil. Listen in as Alvarenga describes the innovative efforts he has helped lead that have inspired Brazilian healthcare institutions to commit to a focus on human-centered care.

Award-winning sports reporter Jason Wolf sheds light on the intricate and often misunderstood world of professional athletes and their nonprofit organizations. Wolf, known for his investigative prowess with the Arizona Republic and the USA TODAY Network, describes his findings in the mismanagement and inefficiencies that plague many athlete-founded charities, despite the athletes' noble intentions. Watch on video!Wolf's journey into this niche field began serendipitously while covering star NFL player Delaney Walker. He recalls, “I had known enough to know that 990 is that the federal tax returns were public records and that I could get my hands on them. But once I printed them out, I had no idea what I was looking for.”, which marked the start of his deep look into the financial and operational workings of nonprofits, culminating in a groundbreaking series of reports. His investigation, notably the “Mismanagement of the Year” project, scrutinized the nonprofits founded by Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year award winners. This prestigious award, given annually since 1970, recognizes NFL players for their philanthropy and community service. Wolf explains, “My investigation into the efficiency of the nonprofits founded by these esteemed men reveals that many of them are far more inefficient than even the athletes themselves realize.” The investigation uncovered alarming trends, such as significant portions of donated funds being consumed by administrative costs rather than directly supporting charitable causes. Wolf shared a startling example: “My investigation in Buffalo showed that the for-profit nonprofit management company that ran Andy Dalton's nonprofit was contractually entitled to... a quarter of every dollar donated. So when Bills fans donated it was $442,000 to Andy Dalton's nonprofit. This for-profit company took 100 grand off the top.” The primary issue, according to Wolf, is the involvement of marketers rather than nonprofit professionals in managing these charities. This is resulting in poor financial oversight and operational inefficiencies. Wolf's findings have garnered numerous accolades and have sparked meaningful changes within the sports philanthropy landscape. One of the most impactful outcomes of his work is the formation of Sport for Impact, co-founded by former NFL star Anquan Boldin. This organization aims to educate players and their families about responsible sports philanthropy. Wolf proudly comments, “The most wonderful thing that has come out of this work has been Anquan Boldin co-founding Sport for Impact... the Jacksonville Jaguars are the first NFL team to provide them with a grant.” Because of his thorough investigations and dedication to uncovering the truth, Jason Wolf has illuminated the need for greater transparency and efficiency in athlete-run nonprofits. His work continues to inspire change, urging athletes to adopt best practices and ensure that their charitable endeavors truly benefit those in need.Follow us on the Twitter: @Nonprofit_ShowSend us your ideas for Show Guests or Topics: HelpDesk@AmericanNonprofitAcademy.comVisit us on the web:The Nonprofit Show

On the heels of the tenth anniversary release of PX Journal, Jason Wolf sits down with Brian Carlson, Vice President of Patient Experience at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and Jennifer Carron, Patient Experience Officer at BJC Healthcare to discuss their new co-authored article, “Investing in the Bottom Line: The Value Case for Improving Human Experience in Healthcare.” Listen in as the trio discusses the impact of experience – at all levels - and how leadership at the top plays a critical role.

Listen to The Beryl Institute's inaugural live podcast recorded at ELEVATE PX. Sven Gierlinger, Chief Experience Officer at Northwell Health and the 2024 recipient of the Wendy Leebov Championing Experience Award, sat down with Jason Wolf to reflect on his experience journey from hospitality to healthcare. Gierlinger shares how his health system is navigating the healthcare landscape post-pandemic.

In this high-energy and informative interview, investigative reporter Jason Wolf sheds light on the world of athletes and their sports foundations. Wolf's extensive experience in sports reporting and investigative journalism has allowed him to uncover critical issues in the NFL and player philanthropy. Wolf's journey through journalism spans two decades, starting with small community papers and culminating in his current position as a sports investigative reporter for the Arizona Republic and USA TODAY Network. His unique perspective from covering various cities, fan bases, and NFL teams sets the stage for his impactful journalism. The interview explores the ways many athletes create foundations without fully understanding nonprofit management, often relying on marketers and management companies. Wolf's reporting uncovered instances where these third-party organizations took substantial portions of funds intended for charitable purposes, raising questions about the efficiency and impact of these athlete-led nonprofits. Wolf's groundbreaking reporting has had a significant influence on the sports philanthropy landscape. The conversation delves into the prestigious Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award, its significance, and the importance of recognizing the efficient use of funds by athlete foundations. An exploration of grant funding from these foundations reveals their role as fundraising vehicles to support charitable causes. Wolf also discusses the prevalence of signed memorabilia as auction items in fundraising events. The interview concludes by revealing Wolf's upcoming work, and he briefs us on www.SportforImpact.org, a new organization founded by Anquan and Dionne Boldin, aimed at improving fiscal responsibility in athlete philanthropy. The launch of this organization represents a promising step toward more effective and accountable athlete-led foundations. You will learn a lot from this discussion about Jason Wolf's passionate investigative reporting and his dedication to shedding light on athlete philanthropy challenges. His work will leave a lasting impact on the sports world, encouraging positive change and accountability in the sector. Watch on video: https://bit.ly/47Z1u3IFollow us on the Twitter: @Nonprofit_ShowSend us your ideas for Show Guests or Topics: HelpDesk@AmericanNonprofitAcademy.comVisit us on the web:The Nonprofit Show

A few days before the Super Bowl, the NFL held its annual televised awards ceremony called the NFL Honors. They hand out trophies to players and coaches representing the best of football. Most of the awards are typical honoring on the field achievements. But one of the honors isn't like the others… it has nothing to do with on the field performance. It's called the Walter Payton Man of the Year. That's named after the late Chicago Bears running back. The winner gets $250,000 for charity.The Arizona Republic's Jason Wolf and 5 Things Sunday Host James Brown discuss Wolf's investigation into this money and how it was used.Jason's story: They are the NFL's most-honored players. Why did their nonprofits often spend so little on charity?Contact Jason: https://twitter.com/JasonWolfContact James: https://twitter.com/jamesbrowntvJames Brown's archive: https://www.usatoday.com/staff/9225973002/james-brown/Episode Transcript available hereAlso available at art19.com/shows/5-ThingsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Social media…your nonprofit either loves it, hates it or simply deals with it. In today's episode we explore the ups and downs of nonprofits using social media and your organization might be more common than you think.In today's news section we discuss the USA Today article regarding the Russell Wilson Foundation and we come to a pretty strong conclusion.Plus, we introduce a new section we are calling “Rapid Fire Books” where we highlight a book that you might enjoy adding to your book reading club/collection.In today's episode we highlight the book called “Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking” By Susan Cain.Source: Russell Wilson's Why Not You Foundation Raises Millions. Less than half goes to charity by Jason Wolf https://sports.yahoo.com/russell-wilsons-why-not-foundation-174735657.htmlAuthor Susan Cain: https://susancain.net/Be sure to follow The Nonprofit Insider on Instagram @TheNonprofitInsider. You can email me at TheeNonprofitInsider@gmail.com to share your nonprofit Horror Stories.Be sure to follow The Nonprofit Insider Podcast on Instagram: @thenonprofitinsiderHave a Nonprofit Horror Story you want Swim to read on the show? Email me at TheNonprofitInsiderPodcast@gmail.com.If you're anything like me you like a nice evening tea in the evening after a long day. Visit Art of Tea for 10% off your next purchase of tea and tea accessories today, right here: https://artoftea.go2cloud.org/SHC

The Russell Wilson charity situation is ugly. It might not have been purposely illegal or malicious but it was egregious enough to be singled out by Jason Wolf in an investigation into Walter Payton award winners and their charities. Brock & Salk are joined by journalist Jason Wolf who wrote the original report. Brock's 'Blue 88' answers if officiating is the best it's ever been in the NFL, what will every offensive/defensive coordinator be studying about the Eagles and why is D Smith and the NFLPA so against the NFL combine?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brock and Salk react to Jason Wolf's comments from earlier in the show when he joined us to explain his investigative report on Russell Wilson's non-profit. Then, Dave Wyman says he's got a feeling Geno is looking for $40 million per year. Brock and Salk agree that you can't pay him that but they also see why Geno would start there. Plus, Justin and Salk bring you another edition of Ranked.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brock and Salk react to Jason Wolf's comments from earlier in the show when he joined us to explain his investigative report on Russell Wilson's non-profit. Then, Dave Wyman says he's got a feeling Geno is looking for $40 million per year. Brock and Salk agree that you can't pay him that but they also see why Geno would start there. Plus, Justin and Salk bring you another edition of Ranked.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Russell Wilson charity situation is ugly. It might not have been purposely illegal or malicious but it was egregious enough to be singled out by Jason Wolf in an investigation into Walter Payton award winners and their charities. Brock & Salk are joined by journalist Jason Wolf who wrote the original report. Brock's 'Blue 88' answers if officiating is the best it's ever been in the NFL, what will every offensive/defensive coordinator be studying about the Eagles and why is D Smith and the NFLPA so against the NFL combine?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the 2nd hour, Stokley and Zach reacted to the Nuggets trading Bones Hyland to the Clippers. Is this a good trade for the Nuggets? The fellas were joined by Jason Wolf to discuss his story on Russell Wilson's charity work. Has this type of thing happened with other NFL players and their charity events? The guys closed out the hour doing Super Bowl trivia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With the investigation taking full steam , FBI special agent in charge arrives at Peach tree Medical Center in hopes of talking to the little boy and taking him into federal custody as soon as possible.After watching the disturbing video of Dominique Jackson' murder Cable news network reporter Alexa Ewing must decide if her live-in boyfriend Sergeant. Jason Wolf is apart of an conspiracy or at the wrong lace at the wrong time.Time is slowly running out for DEA agent Ray Wilson regarding the missing laptop.Agent Wilson has no idea that New York crime family boss ,Michael Car-done will be watching his every move.Dominique Jackson's family will soon learn that there's a video of the killing behind Dominique Jackson's murder and a growing list of family members who were apart of the conspiracy.

For this super special one-year anniversary episode, Marcus sits down with Jason Wolf, Ph.D., CPXP to talk compassion, patient experience and how the two cross and mingle. Jason shares a fundamental experience in his early life that guided his work in Patient Experience and the two discuss what CPXP stands for and what CPXPs actually do. For this special episode, Marcus shares the wisdom and insight of Jason Wolf's thought leadership in the realms of Patient Experience and how PX differs from just being kind. If you've ever complained about the state of healthcare in America, listen in to get a perspective on the human side of healthcare.   Key topics:00:00 – Introduction01:31 – Jason talks about his career path and The Beryl Institute.04:29 – The two talk about the transition to a Patient Experience focused healthcare and how important that is for everyone.11:18 – Marcus asks where Jason thinks about the future of Patient Experience.14:38 – Marcus poses questions to Jason about presence and compassion in his life. 24:07 – Marcus asks his rapid-fire questions. Jason wants you to know that… You should care for each other. 30:20 – Thank you and conclusions!  Resources for you: Connect with Marcus on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcusengel/Connect with Jason on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonwolf/Learn More About The Beryl Institute: https://www.theberylinstitute.orgYou Can Follow Everyone on Twitter: @Berylinstitute @jasonawolf Subscribe to the Compassion & Courage podcast through Apple: https://bit.ly/MarcusEngelPodcast More About Jason Wolf, Ph.D, CPXP:Jason is a passionate champion and recognized expert on patient experience improvement, organization culture and change and sustaining high performance in healthcare. Jason has led the growth of The Beryl Institute into the leading global community of practice and thought leader on improving the patient experience, establishing the framework for the emerging profession of patient experience. Jason is the Founding Editor of the Patient Experience Journal, the first open-access, peer-reviewed journal committed to research and practice in patient experience improvement. He also established and currently serves as President of Patient Experience Institute, an independent, non-profit, committed to the improvement of patient experience through evidence-based research, continuing education and professional certification. Jason is a sought-after speaker, provocative commentator and respected author of numerous publications and academic articles on culture, organizational change and performance in healthcare, including two books on Organization Development in Healthcare and over 50 white papers and articles on patient experience excellence and improvement. Jason also received the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) 2018 Dean Conley Award for his article "Patient Experience: The New Heart of Healthcare Leadership," published in the spring 2017 issue of Frontiers of Health Services Management.  A recovering marathoner – having run seven – Jason's proudest "accomplishment” remains his family. He currently resides in Nashville, TN with his wife, Beth, and sons, Samuel and Ian. Date: 09/19/2022Name of show: Compassion & Courage: Conversations in HealthcareEpisode title and number: Episode 68 – Jason Wolf - Why Patient Experience Is Based in Compassion

00:00-15:00: Mike Lindsley breaks down the best available edge rushers in the 2022 NFL Draft. 16:00-50:00: Buffalo Bills insiders Sal Capaccio and Jason Wolf on the new stadium, Josh Allen's developing greatness, Draft outlook, what's next for the defensive line with Von Miller, Brandon Beane doing his thing and more!

Darren McFarland, Willy Daunic, and Derrick Mason talk NFL and the Titans' new stadium: -0:00, Jason Wolf of The Buffalo News joins the show to talk about the Bills' new stadium deal -15:40, What precedent does the Bills' new venue set for the Titans' new home? -25:50, What are the Titans' options for turf, roof, and more? -35:30, We give away Collective Soul tickets and Willy reminisces about his minor league DiscMan watching the OJ chase

Our friend Jason Wolf from The Buffalo News joins Darren McFarland, Willy Daunic, and Derrick Mason to talk about the Bills' new stadium deal and how it relates to the Titans' options in the coming years

Third Avenue Real Estate Value Fund, 4th Quarter 2021 Letter by Jason Wolf and Ryan Dobratz Companies discussed: $INV $CTT The Capital Literature Podcast brings you investment letters in audio. Capital Literature is a Sebids Capital service for the investment community. Follow @sebidscap and @CapitalLit on Twitter and become part of our community. Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be relied upon as a basis for investment decisions. All rights belong to the respective owners.

Jason Wolf Bio   From my days as a young officer in the special forces, to work with breakthrough startups and at-risk youth today, through many tech start-up and executive roles, I seek to make a positive impact on the world around me. I am passionate about translating grand visions into effective strategies, execution frameworks, and teamwork that lead to financially and socially impactful success!   We talk about Lessons learned from a entrepreneur father. What skills transfer from the Special Forces into the startup world? What its like to be at a company the raises a billion dollars only to collapse? What is the importance and people and a network in a company? How is AI helping to secure people? And much more...   Connect with Jason Wolf https://www.linkedin.com/in/jsnwlf/ jason@shulia.com Home | Genie (lifesgenie.com)

HFMA President and CEO Joe Fifer interviews Jason Wolf, president and CEO of The Beryl Institute and a speaker at HFMA's upcoming Revenue Cycle Conference, about the importance of remembering the "human experience" in all aspects of healthcare.   Mentioned in this episode: The role of revenue cycle in elevating the human experience in healthcare

In this Special Edition of the To Care is Human podcast series, podcast hosts, Jason Wolf and Tiffany Christensen have a conversation looking back on 2021, another challenging year for healthcare. Listen as they share their reflections of hurting, healing, hope and the human experience in healthcare. 

Robby Stanley and Joe Rexrode are joined with Darren McFarland to talk some Predators. The Preds move to 0-2 this weekend after a loss to the Hurricanes. There also have been reports that Cody Glass has already been sent back to the AHL. The two are then joined by Buffalo reporter Jason Wolf to preview the Monday Night football match up between the Titans and the Bills. 

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This week Quint talks with Jason Wolf, PhD, CPXP, from The Beryl Institute, an organization committed to elevating the human experience in healthcare through research and the sharing of best practices. They focus on patients and families, as well as those who work in healthcare and the communities they serve. In this episode, Jason shares with Quint the latest research from the Institute around understanding the human experience in healthcare. He reveals which ideas gained strength during the pandemic, as well as upcoming trends, including the growing acknowledgment of patients as consumers, a bigger spotlight on the healthcare workforce, healthcare inequities and disparities, the importance of communities, and how all these things impact the human experience in healthcare. In May, Jason will be presenting at The Gratitude Symposium, a free month-long series of online presentations from 45 well-known experts meant to thank, teach, and inspire those in healthcare. His session is entitled “To Care Is Human: Elevating the Human Experience in Healthcare and Beyond.” All you have to do is register to view the material, and you can watch the videos on your schedule. Information on how to register can be found at www.thegratitudesymposium.com/. To make it easy to register your entire workforce or student body, please contact Nicole Webb Bodie at Nicole@QuintStuder.com or 850-748-2027.  To Care Is Human: Elevating the Human Experience in Healthcare and Beyond In this talk, Jason Wolf discusses how healthcare at its heart is built on a simple premise: We are human beings caring for human beings. This idea is grounded in the reality that both those who seek care and those who provide it agree that what matters most is the relationships they build through listening and communicating clearly, teamwork, and respect. The evidence shows that with a commitment to caring and to the human experience provided in every healthcare encounter, healthcare organizations can and will achieve the quality and financial results desired and the loyalty they seek. In the end, the humanity on which healthcare is built may be its greatest key to success.Resources: Consumer Perspectives on Patient Experience 2021This report is a follow-up to The Beryl Institute's 2018 study, Consumer Perspectives on Patient Experience 2021 reveals the qualities healthcare consumers look for in a healthcare experience remains much the same, even during a global pandemic. The data also provides a clear call to action. In order for healthcare providers to remain viable and competitive long-term, they must reinforce their efforts to deliver an exceptional experience and focus on being genuinely patient/consumer-centered.

Listen as Jacqueline speaks with Jason Wolf about her core leadership beliefs including clear communication and visibility/approachability of leaders. She emphasizes the importance of being present and determining how best to manage staff needs for PPE and financial stability. Jacqueline Herd embodies the belief that in order to best elevate the human experience in healthcare and serve patients, we must recognize the work of others and thank them for all that they do.

In this episode, our host Krista sits down with Jason Wolf, Gas Scheduling Specialist from Occidental Petroleum. We are so excited to begin our second season and we couldn't do it without the OGGN Team, Sponsors, and Listeners like you. A special thanks to Nate85K, Slide Jumper, Gina, Janie and Unicorn Life for the kind words you've left in your Apple iTunes reviews! Feel free to leave us a review in the link here and share our podcast with your friends and colleagues.  Community MVP Today's Community MVP is The United Way of Midland. They work with community partners in supporting over 50 programs and services that target identified needs by focusing on the building blocks for a better life..a quality education that leads to stable employment, financial independence and sufficient housing to support a family plus sound emotional and physical health.  They are doing all they can to help our community recover from the pandemic and rebuild a better Midland. NOV Giveaway A special thank you to our sponsor NOV! For more than 150 years, NOV has pioneered innovations that enable its customers to safely produce abundant energy while minimizing environmental impact.  Their expertise and technology continually improve oilfield operations and assist in efforts to advance the energy transition towards a more sustainable future. NOV powers the industry that powers the world.  YOU can win a combination briefcase/backpack convertible bag to take you from the field to the office by entering the weekly giveaway at nov.com/permian. Leave a Review Enjoy listening? Support the show by leaving a review in iTunes. Connect with OGGN Interested in Sponsoring? If you would like to get your company in front of our professional audience, please contact our Producer, Savannah Wilson. More Oil and Gas Global Network Podcasts Oil and Gas This Week Podcast | Oil and Gas HS&E Podcast | Oil and Gas Industry Leaders | Oil and Gas Legal Risk | Oil and Gas Onshore | Oil and Gas Offshore  | PITCH Podcast |Oil and Gas Tech Podcast | Women Offshore Podcast | Permian Perspective| Oil and Gas Elevate Podcast Engage with Oil and Gas Global Network LinkedIn Group | LinkedIn Company Page | Facebook | modalpoint | OGGN Street Team Facebook Group | LinkedIn Group Events on Deck: Get Modalpoint's Monthly Events Email Get Automatically Notified About Oil & Gas Events Once a Month   Connect with Krista Escamilla LinkedIn| E-Mail | Oil and Gas Global Network | Rig-ID Workwear

In this episode, our host Krista sits down with Jason Wolf, Gas Scheduling Specialist from Occidental Petroleum. We are so excited to begin our second season and we couldn't do it without the OGGN Team, Sponsors, and Listeners like you. A special thanks to Nate85K, Slide Jumper, Gina, Janie and Unicorn Life for the kind words you've left in your Apple iTunes reviews! Feel free to leave us a review in the link here and share our podcast with your friends and colleagues.  Community MVP Today's Community MVP is The United Way of Midland. They work with community partners in supporting over 50 programs and services that target identified needs by focusing on the building blocks for a better life..a quality education that leads to stable employment, financial independence and sufficient housing to support a family plus sound emotional and physical health.  They are doing all they can to help our community recover from the pandemic and rebuild a better Midland. NOV Giveaway A special thank you to our sponsor NOV! For more than 150 years, NOV has pioneered innovations that enable its customers to safely produce abundant energy while minimizing environmental impact.  Their expertise and technology continually improve oilfield operations and assist in efforts to advance the energy transition towards a more sustainable future. NOV powers the industry that powers the world.  YOU can win a combination briefcase/backpack convertible bag to take you from the field to the office by entering the weekly giveaway at nov.com/permian. Leave a Review Enjoy listening? Support the show by leaving a review in iTunes. LinkedIn Company Page, Group, and Street Team Company | Group | Street Team Connect with OGGN Interested in Sponsoring??  If you would like to get your company in front of our  professional audience, please contact our Producer, Savannah Wilson. More Oil and Gas Global Network Podcasts Oil and Gas This Week Podcast | Oil and Gas HS&E Podcast | Oil and Gas Industry Leaders | Oil and Gas Legal Risk | Oil and Gas Onshore | Oil and Gas Offshore  | PITCH Podcast |Oil and Gas Tech Podcast | Women Offshore Podcast | Permian Perspective | Oil and Gas Elevate Podcast Engage with Oil and Gas Global Network LinkedIn Group | Facebook | modalpoint | OGGN Events on Deck: Get Modalpoint's Monthly Events Email Get Automatically Notified About Oil & Gas Events Once a Month Connect with Krista Escamilla LinkedIn| E-Mail | Oil and Gas Global Network | Rig-ID Workwear

In a time of crisis, such as we have experienced in this pandemic, often what is needed is a sense of predictability, a reinforcement that “we can do this”. This conversation with Jason Wolf and Chris Woleske, President & CEO of Bellin Health, explores how serving as a “Chief Predictability Officer” can support and inspire our healthcare teams. Chris Woleske shares how her organization became a positive outlier by listening and engaging staff and making bold choices to not disrupt care during the COVID-19 crisis. From visitation policies to addressing the broader problem of isolation, Chris Woleske leads her organization with a focus on purpose and skillful navigation of the complex issues we are all facing. At the heart of this discussion is how Bellin Health designed strategies with clear compassion for the patient and family experience, a commitment to the community it serves and a focus on providing “psychological PPE” for those delivering care.

In this Special Edition of the To Care is Human podcast series, join both podcasts hosts, Jason Wolf and Tiffany Christensen, as they have a conversation looking back on 2020, a challenging year. Listen as they share their personal experiences during the pandemic as well as hear their reflection on lessons learned from 2020. Join them as they remember 2020 podcast guests who left a lasting impression. As we prepare for 2021, Jason and Tiffany also answer the question, "where do we go from here?" 

Elevating the Patient Experience with Jason WolfWelcome to Difficult Conversations with Dr. Anthony Orsini. Do you want to feel more optimistic about healthcare? Well, today is the day because on this episode, my special guest is Jason Wolf, a passionate champion and recognized expert on patient experience. As President of the Beryl Institute, he has led the growth of the organization into the leading global community of practice and thought leadership on improving the patient experience. Jason is also the founding editor of the Patient Experience Journal and serves as President of the Patient Experience Institute. Jason is a sought after speaker, provocative commentator, and respected author of numerous publications, including two books on organization development in healthcare, and over 25 white papers on Patient Experience Improvement. As always, Dr. Orsini keeps his promise about two things, that you will feel inspired, and you will have learned valuable lessons to be a better and more compassionate communicator. Jason tells us about himself and his personal journey. Dr. Orsini and Jason discuss how patient experience is in front of medicine right now. Jason talks about why the patient is so different than they were ten years ago, and he shares a great story about his grandfather who was a pediatrician. We hear a little story from Dr. Orsini about a doctor that he was very close too and was a mentor. Jason describes patient experience and how important communication is to success. Dr. Orsini asks Jason why executives keep putting patient experience as a top priority but many haven’t provided the proper resources needed. Jason tells us that until we do what we need to do to match that disconnect we’re going to consistently be at risk in healthcare of not meeting the ultimate needs of our patients and families. Jason explains why “Patient experience shouldn’t be a thing to do” Jason explains how COVID affected us and he points out that it has shown us what is possible in a moment of dire need and the highest level of exhaustion in healthcare. We end with Dr. Orsini sharing a touching story of patient experience with a friend of his and Jason mentions that humanity is so essential to medicine and so essential to healthcare and so prevalent. IHost: Dr. Anthony OrsiniGuest:Jason WolfSponsor:The Finley ProjectFor More Information:The Orsini WayThe Orsini Way-FacebookThe Orsini Way-LinkedinThe Orsini Way-InstagramThe Orsini Way-TwitterIt’s All In The Delivery: Improving Healthcare Starting With A Single Conversation by Dr. Anthony OrsiniResources Mentioned:Jason Wolf TwitterJason Wolf LinkedinJason Wolf WebsitePatient Experience Journal-Jason A. Wolf PhD, CPXPPatient Experience InstituteThe Beryl InstituteThe Beryl Institute TwitterThe Beryl Institute White Papers

Evergreen issues with affordability and quality of care have become even more apparent in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Jason Wolf, president and chief executive officer of The Beryl Institute, shares how the pandemic has shaped patient experience, both financially and clinically, and how healthcare organizations can build on industry successes in patient experience. Thanks to our sponsor: The digital patient experience is becoming more critical to your organization’s success. Change Healthcare can help you provide the digital self-serve solutions that help you acquire new patients, collect more revenue, and deliver a touchless patient intake experience for the safety of your patients and team members. For more information, call 1-866-817-3813 today and ask how Change Healthcare’s digital patient experience solutions can help you meet the demands of price transparency and consumerism.

If you’ve lived in Charlotte for long, you might have heard the story of the Brooklyn neighborhood. Covering most of what is today known as Second Ward, Brooklyn served as the heart of African American life, culture, and business from the early 1900s up until around the 1960s. Federal policies on urban renewal during the 1960s and 70s, led to the bulldozing of the neighborhood, replaced mostly with government buildings. About 1,000 families were displaced. On Third and Brevard streets, however, a handful of buildings survived, including the Grace AME Zion Church and the Mecklenburg Investment Company. Now., those buildings have been revived as the Brooklyn Collective, including a small business incubator and cultural center.To understand the history of these buildings, and the future of the collective, we talked with Dr. Willie Griffin, historian from the Levine Museum of the New South, Jason Wolf. And three business owners within the Brooklyn Collective, Monique Stubbs Hall of Studio 229 on Brevard, Dr. Willie Keaton of Restorative Justice and Gwen Jackson, of community engagement group Urbane Environments.

For this episode, Tom is joined by Jason Wolf, Chief Strategy and Information Officer at Veev. Jason grew up watching his entrepreneur father start and grow one of Israel's major real estate companies. In 2018 and after 25 years in various high-tech entrepreneur and executive roles in Silicon Valley, he joined the team at Veev as Chief Strategy and Information Officer.

For this episode, Tom is joined by Jason Wolf, Chief Strategy and Information Officer at Veev. Jason grew up watching his entrepreneur father start and grow one of Israel's major real estate companies. In 2018 and after 25 years in various high-tech entrepreneur and executive roles in Silicon Valley, he joined the team at Veev as Chief Strategy and Information Officer.

it is not all bad out there. Jason Wolf shares with us that there are companies that will push your Payments for up to 60 days with no interest. Rich and the Old Man Agree that this is a time to make time and memories with family. invest in you take advantage of the opportunities around you. Jason Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/jason.wolfe.940 follow him for some great resources.  

Drew, Ryan, Scott, and guest Jason Wolf discuss our favorite movies to watch to get ready for Halloween. Some are Halloween themed while other picks are our favorite scary movies. A really fun episode if you enjoy the Halloween season!

Businesses are starting to relook spending and risk amidst trade headwinds and increasingly complex supply chains. How can they build resilience into processes at a time of geopolitical uncertainties? Standard Chartered Bank and SAP Ariba recently announced a strategic collaboration to make the Bank’s financial supply chain solutions easily accessible to businesses in the Asia Pacific region through Ariba Network, the world’s largest digital business network connecting more than 4.2 million companies in 190 countries. Jason Wolf, General Manager, SAP Ariba Asia Pacific Japan region shares more about the benefits of digitalising supply chains.

On this week's episode of Broad Street Brokers, host Ty Martin and WCRE managing principal Jason Wolf are joined by Post Brothers President and co-founder, Matt Pestronk.

Dr. Avi and Jason Wolf - President & CEO of The Beryl Institute, Founding Editor of Patient Experience Journal, and President of Patient Experience Institute, presented a discussion last June 19, 2019 on the Beryl Institute's definition of Patient Experience and the challenges that hinders us to attain it. Learn about sustainable strategies, financial incentives in a health organisation and how to improve the health system.

On this episode of the Moran-Alytics Podcast, Patrick Moran has a lengthy interview with the newest sports enterprise writer for the Buffalo News, Jason Wolf. A 15-time recipient of the Associated Press Sports Editors national top-10 writing award, Wolf details his career journey during this wide-ranging chat; dating all the way back to his days […]

This evening Dr. Batcheller and her guest Jason Wolf will be discussing the Beryl Institute and patient experience.

This evening Dr. Batcheller and her guest Jason Wolf will be discussing the Beryl Institute and patient experience.

DISCOVERY HIGHLIGHTS AMERICA'S UNSUNG HEROES IN ALL-NEW SERIES ‘HARD TO KILL' PREMIERING JULY 31 (LOS ANGELES) – Instead of “Dirty Jobs,” Discovery now brings you dangerous jobs. Tim Kennedy is one tough guy – an active, Ranger qualified, Green Beret, Special Forces Sniper who has served tours in Iraq, Afghanistan and other locations around the globe. He is also a top 5 professional MMA fighter with grit and dedication to the values of hard work and humility. Now he's ready to tackle some of the toughest jobs ever by risking life and limb to highlight the unsung heroes of the American workforce. HARD TO KILL, an all-new series premieres Tuesday, July 31 at 10 PM on Discovery Channel. Each day, there are countless men and women across the United States who take on some of the most risky and extreme jobs imaginable. Tim is ready to put himself in their shoes. Whether he's triggering avalanches at dizzying altitudes with high explosives, protecting a cowboy from a 2000 pound bull, or traveling to the Mojave Desert to push the boundaries of modern flight, Tim works with experts in each field to learn the grit, dedication, and hard work it takes to do some of the most dangerous jobs in the world, where one mistake can be deadly. At the end of each training, Tim will put the skills he learned to the test to see if he truly has what it takes to accomplish the jobs of everyday heroes. Regardless of the outcome, Tim will walk away with a greater respect for those that push the limits and put their lives on the line. HARD TO KILL is produced for Discovery by Karga 7 Pictures. For Karga 7 Pictures, executive producers are Sarah Wetherbee, Emre Sahin, Kelly McPherson, Jason Wolf, and Chris Bray. For Discovery Channel, executive producer is Russ McCarroll. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hospitals and health systems often use the term “patient experience” to mean a multitude of things, from ensuring good clinical outcomes to developing Ritz-Carlton-like encounters. But how do actual patients define “patient experience?” In this episode, hosts Reed Smith and Chris Boyer share thoughts on a recent conference on healthcare consumerism, and then explore findings in the 2018 Consumer Expectations of Patient Experience from the Beryl Institute. The conversation extends into an expert interview with Dr. Jason Wolf, president of the Beryl Institute in which he shares ways technology can be used to enhance the customer experience. Mentions from the Show: Health systems look to mend fractured consumer experience Consumer Perspectives on Patient Experience 2018 study The Beryl Institute Jason A. Wolf on LinkedIn Jason A. Wolf on Twitter Samuel M. Gore: Blessed with Tired Hands Find Us Online: Touchpoint podcast Twitter Reed Smith Twitter Chris Boyer Twitter Chris Boyer website Social Health Institute This episode is made possible by our sponsors, Loyal, Influence Health, & Binary Fountain

Listen to Jason Wolf, President of the Beryl Institute, discuss survey results about patients' healthcare preferences. Find out the three most important qualities of patient and clinician interactions.

Will Taylor Lewan's holdout continue if he doesn't receive a new contract before the start of training camp? Is Kevin Dodd just waiting to be cut? What are the Titans' greatest strengths and biggest weaknesses as they conclude offseason workouts and head into summer break? Titans beat reporter Jason Wolf and columnist Joe Rexrode discuss that and more in the latest Talkin' Titans podcast.

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In the latest episode of Talkin' Titans, Jason Wolf and Joe Rexrode dig in on the NFL draft and break down Titans GM Jon Robinson's four selections -- and his decision to sacrifice a couple of draft choices to get the guys he wanted. How will Rashaan Evans and Harold Landry fit in this season? And what do the moves say about the current roster? Plus, a discussion of undrafted free agents who could help the Titans.

Jason Wolf and Joe Rexrode preview what the Tennessee Titans hope to accomplish at the 2018 NFL Draft.

Jason Wolf and Joe Rexrode spend some time unpacking the Titans' brand new uniforms that were unveiled at an event on Broadway. There's also some draft talk and Jason sings Florida Georgia Line.

Titans beat reporter Jason Wolf and columnist Joe Rexrode discuss whether the team will sign three-time All-Pro defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh, what his addition to the roster might mean, and other moves during free agency in the latest Talkin' Titans podcast.  Suh has met with the Titans, Saints and Rams since hitting free agency last week. The Dolphins made Suh the highest-paid defensive player in the NFL three years ago, and released him in a cost-cutting move. But the decision to move on also came amid reports of the team's desire for a "culture change."

Who made an impression at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis? Who's on the Titans' radar with free agency on the way? Which Titans could be signing elsewhere? And what could it all mean for the NFL draft? Titans beat writer Jason Wolf and columnist Joe Rexrode delve into each question, plus talk about developing impressions of new coach Mike Vrabel, on this episode of Talkin' Titans.

In the last podcast before a short hiatus, Jason Wolf and Joe Rexrode chat about the most recent hires to Mike Vrabel's coaching staff staff, and what the Titans should be looking for at the draft as the combine approaches.

Jason Wolf and Joe Rexrode have a lot to chat about after the Titans finished their coaching search after just five days. Mike Vrabel is the newest head coach of the football team, and has a lot of work to do to get his staff in order.

Days after the Titans' season ended against the New England Patriots, the team found itself without a head coach. Mike Mularkey was relieved of his duties and the Titans are now in the middle of an offseason coaching search. Joe Rexrode and Jason Wolf discuss the loss against the Patriots and who the candidates are to replace Mularkey.

Joe Rexrode and Jason Wolf return for another episode after the Titans' incredible comeback against the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Wild Card game. The win set them on a collision course with the Patriots, and no one in the football world is giving them much of a chance to win. Is that overblown?

In this edition of Patriots Playbook, John Rooke and Erik Scalavino preview the Patriots AFC Divisional playoff game against the Titans. We get a Tennessee perspective from Jason Wolf of The Tennessean.  Plus, we hear from Cameron Wolfe of ESPN.com.

The Titans broke a 9-year playoff drought with their win over the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. The Tennessean's Joe Rexrode and Jason Wolf look ahead to Saturday's playoff game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Win and they are in. The Tennessean's Joe Rexrode and Jason Wolf discuss the chances of the Titans making the playoffs. They will make the playoffs with a win against the Jacksonville Jaguars this Sunday, but how likely is that to happen?

Jason Wolf and Joe Rexrode react to another disappointing loss by the Titans in San Francisco, and look ahead to the Christmas Eve game against the Los Angeles Rams. The team is on the verge of missing the playoffs, but still have a chance to right the ship. A lot could be decided this weekend.

Joe Rexrode and Jason Wolf chat about the Titans' disappointing loss to the Cardinals, and preview the upcoming game in San Francisco. Is it the most important game of Mariota and Mularkey's careers?

In this episode, Dr. Britt Berrett welcomes Dr. Jason Wolf of The Beryl Institute to discuss the patient experience, defined by Wolf's organization as the sum of all interactions, shaped by an organization's culture, that influence patient perceptions across the continuum of care. Berrett and Wolf  talk about the success that the Beryl Institute has had in creating what Wolf describes as “a global community of practice dedicated to improving the patient experience through collaboration and shared knowledge.” Wolf also offers advice to future healthcare leaders on how to succeed in the industry.

On this episode of Talkin' Titans, columnist Joe Rexrode and beat writer Jason Wolf look at the final games of the 2017 season and what obstacles the team could face in trying to make the postseason and winning the AFC South.

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On this episode of Talkin' Titans, hosts Joe Rexrode and Jason Wolf start with a preview of Sunday's game against Houston and how both believe the Titans are the better team, but will have to prove it on the field.

Our GuestJason Wolf is AVP and Global Head of Experience Design, author, Apple ‘think different’ producer, worked with Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Hasso Plattner & Vishal Sikka. Practice lead at IDEO, old-School employee of Macromind (later Marcomedia) makers of director and flash technology. Authored first books on shockwave technology. Design thinking strategist and innovation change agent. Father of 3, Maker, film maker and over all artist.Here are the highlights of our conversation with our guest:Anything from the creative aspects of art is what inspires Jason. He draws a lot of his inspiration from films, television, books, other authors, and websites -- anything out there from the abstract to the total tangible. He loves to consume that, makes sense out of it and use it in his everyday work to give people things that they have never seen before and make their lives more interesting.Art has always been something which has interested Jason, whether this is doodling or scribbling at 6 years old to water color paintings. He found that the reaction that he would get from others is what drives him to do this.In the 90s, he found himself in his cubicle observing how hundreds of employees were so out of touch while they are working towards one goal. He thought, if he was the owner of the company, he would ensure interaction amongst employee and with customers to drive innovation. He would create a culture where everyone is on a level playing field. This will snowball to happier employees who can laugh and joke about things which can spawn to a more comfortable, creative environment.Jason looks at a career in three phases: when you first join a company, when you are cruising along or in cruise control and when you feel like you are winding down. He shares that at one point, when he would feel that he will not be staying with the company much longer, he would become a rebel. This would either accelerate the speed of him leaving the company or people will turn around and say that it was cool and he gets promoted. His realization from this is that he should’ve expressed himself from the get go. But to those who want to do this, you need to note that this has a lot to do with the management so feel out the environment that you are in and explore their receptiveness prior. There is no company which do not want to be innovative; they just need to understand the reasoning behind the first couple of steps that you are taking. This is the key so show them.Jason shares that he embodies design thinking. You will know that you do too if you are still thinking about design even if you are no longer at work. You can walk into a restaurant and just see a Push/Pull sign but with no handle and go, ‘Who designed this?’ This is important because to help a company innovate or change is to be the change. You have to embody or imbue this energy yourself.To incorporate design thinking in your company, have different entry points to make it really easy for people in whatever level to get into this. Then run this through a lean method approach to measure learning to ensure that you meet whatever outcome you want it to have. Continue what works and get rid of those which do not. Adapt the technique of incremental fusion of design thinking as well where you would start small to get buy ins, continue building rapport, and have the fusion continue to gain momentum as it gets those successes. There are also specific items which a company should have to promote design thinking so ensure that you work in the background to provide these resources to make this successful. There is no company out there that this design thinking process can’t help innovate on. This is not just for technology or programmers only so this means that if you see problems in the world, you can fix those problems.

On this episode of Talkin' Titans, hosts Joe Rexrode and Jason Wolf debate the team's postseason chances and the importance of the road trip to Indianapolis.

Joe Rexrode and Jason Wolf get an early start on the week with this edition of Talkin' Titans, as the the Titans get an early start to theirs with a Thursday game against the Steelers.

On this edition of Talkin' Titans, columnist Joe Rexrode and reporter Jason Wolf discuss the two-way race between the Titans and Jacksonville to win the AFC South.

Jeff and Jason talk with special guest, Former Phillie and ESPN Analyst Doug Glanville about the Phillies, coaching youth sports and the Colin Kaepernick situation. In addition, they previewed the NFL Games and the Eagles schedule and talked with Brian Propp and Jason Wolf about their Charity Hockey game next weekend.

Jimmy Durkin discusses the expectation Karl Joseph will see his first defensive snaps, chats with Raiders safety Reggie Nelson, NFL writer Jerry McDonald and Tennessee Titans beat writer Jason Wolf of The Tennessean. 

Wah Wah Wah ... Is it Charlie Brown's parents or is it the discharge nurse sending you home with unintelligible instructions? Pat shares some going home tips and tools to help you return home and stay there.Guest, Jason Wolf of the Beryl Institute answers some listener questions about the patient experience.The boys play Are You in Jeopardy or Are You Safe? A bit of humor with a serious message. For more visit http://www.speakupandstayalive.comThis show is brought to you by Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Hit the Road Jack - better known as dangerous hospital discharge. Missing instructions, pending test results and general haste make this an important time to pay attention. Jason Wolf of the Beryl Institute joins the show to discuss the patient experience and Dr. Chuck Gerba - aka Dr. Germ, a world famous microbiologist from the University of Arizona plays a fun word association game. It's all about germs and it's fun and crazy too!http://www.speakupandstayalive.comThis show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Mike talks with Sal and Jason about Josh Allen, The new Bills stadium, Bills Draft News, the special RJ night ceremony, and much much more. Catch a new episode of Pandemonium every Wednesday on the Built in Buffalo podcast network. #Bills #Sabres #BillsMafia #LetsGoBuffalo