Podcast appearances and mentions of Kevin Field

April 4, 2024: In this insightful episode, Drex DeFord, President, 229 Risk & Security at This Week Health delves into the transformative world of healthcare data management with Kevin Field, President of Clearsense, recorded at HIMSS 2024. With a rich background in healthcare technology and a pivotal role at Clearsense, Kevin shares his journey from leading Epic implementations to focusing on making healthcare data a valuable asset. But what does it truly take to organize and utilize vast amounts of data from disparate systems effectively? How can healthcare organizations leverage this data to make informed decisions, and what role does data governance play in ensuring consistency and trustworthiness of data? Moreover, Kevin discusses the challenges and solutions in integrating legacy systems and the importance of creating a common data language within organizations. The conversation also explores the potential of AI and how foundational good data quality is for its application in healthcare. Through a blend of technology and advisory practices, Clearsense aims to empower healthcare providers with reliable, actionable insights. But how does this approach change the dynamics of data management and decision-making in healthcare? Join them as they uncover the complexities and innovations shaping the future of healthcare data management.

Transparency in data handling builds trust, which is essential for healthcare decision-making. In this fascinating episode, Kevin Field, President of Clearsense, discusses the importance of data maturity and how Clearsense helps organizations organize and utilize their data effectively. He highlights the significance of trust in healthcare data and explains how Clearsense ensures data security and compliance through HITRUST certification and SOC2 compliance. Throughout the interview, Kevin emphasizes the practical steps organizations can take to become data-driven, such as starting small and prioritizing data governance. He also addresses common challenges faced by organizations in leveraging their data and stresses the value of data in driving cost reductions, efficiency improvements, and better insights in healthcare.  Tune in and learn how to harness the power of data to transform healthcare! Resources:  Watch the entire episode here.  Connect with and follow Kevin Field on LinkedIn here. Learn more about Clearsense on LinkedIn and their website. Contact Kevin via email here.

Kevin Field is back on the pod. Longtime listeners will remember Field as Mr. Moneyball of Canadian Cycling. For years he's been analyzing data to help riders perform at their best at the top levels of the sport. Today, he's the chair of the board of directors at Bridge the Gap, an organization that works with riders as they progress toward their pro cycling careers. He's also on the board of Team Ecoflo Chronos, an under-23 outfit that supports young racers.Field looks at some commonly held ideas about road cycling in Canada, and then takes a look at the numbers. The data shows interesting, and sometimes startling, trends. Is road racing really dead in North America? With our nation's pros winning Tour de France stages and a Monument, is Canada truly in a good spot within the pro circuits? Finally, is road cycling all about the young superstars? Junior to pro—it's the only way to go? Find out what the ever-insightful Field has to say about these topics. This episode of the Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast is supported by the No. 22 Bicycle Company, makers of fine titanium bikes. Founders Mike Smith and Bryce Gracey check in to discuss their unique approach to bike construction, which is all done in North America.

Kuala Lumpur City Opera (KLCO) is set to present one of the most beloved of all operas by Italian composer Gaetano Donizetti, The Elixir of Love. The comic opera in two acts will feature an orchestra ensemble of over 25 players, led by conductor Kevin Field, and stage directed by Christopher Ling. We catch up with both Kevin and Christopher to discuss the upcoming production.

In a first-ever collaboration, the KL Shakespeare Players and Bentley Music Academy are teaming up to perform Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, taking the Bard's famous love story from page to stage, but now, accompanied by live orchestral music! We find out what's in store from Lim Soon Heng, the Executive Director of the KL Shakespeare Players, and Kevin Field, the Director of Academic and Artistic Development at Bentley Music Academy. Soon Heng is also one of the performers in the show, and Kevin is the conductor of the performance.

In this episode, former pro Ryan Roth recounts his big win in northern France. In 2012, the rider from Kitchener, Ont., won Tro Bro Léon, a race that features gravel sectors called ribinoù. Its famous prize is a pig, however, Roth didn't leave the podium with livestock. No, the pig goes to the best-placed rider from Brittany, the region within which Tro Bro is held.Tro Bro can be a chaotic race. Riders, sport directors and race officials each often have only a partial picture of what's going on at a given time. Remembering how a race played out after a space of 10 years can be tricky, especially with an event as tough as Tro Bro. For some extra perspective on the race, Kevin Field, Roth's sport director on SpiderTech powered by C10, shares his recollections from 2012 as well.The show starts with a current race: the Giro d'Italia. Alex Cataford of Israel-Premier Tech talks about the opening stages of this year's Italian Grand Tour and gives a few hints as to what might lie ahead for the Ottawa rider.For more on Roth and his 2012 Tro Bro Léon—including video of the rider checking with the race moto to confirm that, in fact, he was about to win the race—read his story “No, I didn't win a pig.”

On this episode of the Greg Bedard Patriots Podcast w/ Nick Cattles, Greg welcomes back BSJ draft analyst Kevin Field to discuss defensive prospects in this year's NFL draft. The Greg Bedard Patriots Podcast w/ Nick Cattles is brought to you by BetOnline. Go to BetOnline.ag and use Promo Code: CLNS50 for a 50% Welcome Bonus On Your First Deposit! Check us out over at www.bostonsportsjournal.com, for 39.99 on our annual plan. Not only do you get top-notch analysis of all the Boston pro sports, but if you're a Patriots junkie — and if you're listening to this podcast, you are — then a membership at BSJ gives you access to a ton of video analysis Bedard does on the coaches film, and direct access to him in weekly chats.   TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 2:25 Patriots Defensive Draft Preview 6:25 Defensive Tackles - 7:19 Phidarian Mathis, Alabama - 8:23 Otito Ogbonnia, UCLA - 10:00 Noah Elliss, Idaho - 11:14 Neil Farrell Jr, LSU 12:05 Cornerbacks - 15:35 Derek Stingley Jr., LSU - 16:14 Tier 2 Corners - 16:52 Tariq Woolen, UTSA and Tall Corners 18:38 Linebackers - 18:40 Devin Lloyd, Utah - 22:34 Troy Andersen, Montana St. - 24:22 Christian Harris, Alabama - 26:15 Channing Tindall, Georgia - 27:22 LB's Greg is not high on 31:12 EDGE - 31:13 David Ojabo, Michigan - 32:30 Amaré Barno, Virginia Tech - 34:06 Drake Jackson, USC 34:35 Greg and Kevin's Mock Draft Recap

On this episode of the Greg Bedard Patriots Podcast w/ Nick Cattles, Greg welcomes back BSJ draft analyst Kevin Field to discuss offensive prospects in this year's NFL draft.   The Greg Bedard Patriots Podcast w/ Nick Cattles is brought to you by BetOnline. Go to BetOnline.ag and use Promo Code: CLNS50 for a 50% Welcome Bonus On Your First Deposit!   Check us out over at www.bostonsportsjournal.com, for 39.99 on our annual plan. Not only do you get top-notch analysis of all the Boston pro sports, but if you're a Patriots junkie — and if you're listening to this podcast, you are — then a membership at BSJ gives you access to a ton of video analysis Bedard does on the coaches film, and direct access to him in weekly chats.   TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 3:15 Offensive overview of the draft + Where's the talent and how deep is it? 7:05 Offensive Line 25:05 Wide Receivers 41:25 Running backs/3rd Down Backs 45:20 QB prospect for Patriots? 50:00 BSJ Member Question: Why are the Pats so bad at drafting WRs?

On this episode of the Greg Bedard Patriots Podcast w/ Nick Cattles, Greg welcomes BSJ NFL draft analyst Kevin Field to preview the NFL Draft and discuss what approach the Patriots could take.   The Greg Bedard Patriots Podcast w/ Nick Cattles is brought to you by BetOnline. Go to BetOnline.ag and use Promo Code: CLNS50 for a 50% Welcome Bonus On Your First Deposit!   Check us out over at www.bostonsportsjournal.com, for 39.99 on our annual plan. Not only do you get top-notch analysis of all the Boston pro sports, but if you're a Patriots junkie — and if you're listening to this podcast, you are — then a membership at BSJ gives you access to a ton of video analysis Bedard does on the coaches film, and direct access to him in weekly chats.   0:00 Welcome Kevin Field 6:20 Kevin's Patriots Mock Drafts 8:20 Why are the Patriots likely to trade down? 13:55 Could the Patriots trade up? 30:55 Who could the Patriots take at 21? 40:30 Field's Mock Draft Overview 57:10 BSJ member question of the day

March 16, 2022: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-podesta-a5b33212/ (Chuck Podesta), Chief Digital Officer, https://www.renown.org/en/ (Renown Health), Nevada's largest not-for-profit health network, explores his roadmap to transform the health network to a leading-edge, next-generation system deploying key technology and process approaches including Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Robotic Process Automation, and Business Process Redesign as well as mobile apps and wearable devices. Together with https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-field/ (Kevin Field), President athttps://clearsense.com/ ( Clearsense) they share their journey together. In one end-to-end platform, Clearsense integrates your data from any source, maintains line of sight from source to target, jumpstarts ROI in your existing Business Intelligence (BI) tools, and unlocks value for clinical, operations, financial, and research stakeholders without the need to hire specialized staff. Key Points: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:02:30 - Clearsense can look at the data of patients that crash, whether it's in the ICU or the ED. What happened to those patients 30 minutes before, an hour before, the day before? Then come up with an alert algorithm around that. 00:08:45 - You have to have an ecosystem that can take information from all these disparate systems. Because it's not just Epic in the middle anymore.  00:10:15 - Clearsense looks at data in what they call domains. Domains are contracts, providers or clusters of different critical data elements. 00:12:00- Clear box analytics  https://clearsense.com/ (Clearsense) https://www.renown.org/en/ (Renown Health)

When the Premier Tech u23 Cycling Project debuted this past November, the team said it wanted to get some of its riders in the WorldTour by 2024. By 2026, the outfit—which includes Dylan Bibic, Carson Miles, Charles-Étienne Chrétien, as well as seven others—is hoping to have placed five or six riders into the top ranks of road cycling. It's an ambitious plan. One of the people behind it is Kevin Field.Field has been dubbed the Moneyball of Canadian Cycling because of his ability to crunch data to help achieve successes for this country's athletes. He's been involved with Symmetrics, Spidertech powered by C10 and Cycling Canada. He worked with the team that got Michael Woods and Simone Boilard on the podium at the 2018 road world championships.Today, Field is working with a longtime figure in cycling, Pierre Hutsebaut, as well as former pro French cyclist Flavien Dassonville and pro roadie Hugo Houle to develop a group of young riders. In this episode, Field discusses just how he and the Premier Tech u23 Cycling Project can get these riders to reach their full potential.

Dr. Kevin Field, Research Director at Ball Foundation and Career Vision, joined Lisa Dent on Chicago’s Afternoon News to talk about how people who are revaluating their careers, and how future generations are considering all their options once they graduate from high school. Follow Your Favorite Chicago’s Afternoon News Personalities on Twitter:Follow @LisaDentSpeaksFollow @SteveBertrand Follow […]

Kevin Field, Research Director, Career Vision, joins Anna to talk about college application season and the importance of having a plan for your student. Could community college be an option? Are the ACT / SAT as important as they used to be? How confident are you that your student will be able to manage his or […]

Dr. Kevin Field, Research Director, Career Vision, joins Anna to talk about internships and why are they an essential tool in a career search and how it can set your resume stand apart from other resumes.

In this episode, we have our good friend Kevin Field on the show. We have both worked on and off with Kevin over the years on teams such as Symmetrics and Spidertech along with many projects off the bike. We dive into some stories from the 2007 season which was a big year; Kevin directed the Symmetrics cycling team.*Disclaimer: we had a few audio problems but it's still a good show, we are a work in progress*

Kevin Field, Research Director, Career Vision, joins Anna to discuss the best ways to develop resilient career skills in a post-COVID world.

    Kevin is the head of Strategy at Cycling Canada and for road athletes he's the main decission maker when it comes to selecting riders for major national team events such as the world championships and Olympics. Kevin's also been a director for generations on some of the biggest teams in North america over the last 30 years and has been working with the best athletes in the sport for just as long. This is an awesome episode for any young cyclists trying to make it to the world tour as Kevin does an incredible job of giving stories, advice and the attributes he thinks are most important and common among those that make it in such a brutal sport. For everyone else, Kev also has so many incredible stories from races and the athletes he's worked with and the insane things those athletes have done to make their dreams happen. I hope you enjoy all the stories and advice Kevin has to share. Thanks for sharing so much wisdom buddy!

Relatively underrated as far as musicals go, “Chess The Musical” isn’t one that make it to Malaysian shores very often - and is now being staged here by the Bentley Music Academy. Written by Tim Rice with music by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus (of ABBA fame), the musical uses a chess tournament to satirise the politics of the Cold War between Russia and America. We speak with the show’s musical director Kevin Field and vocal coach Nicole Thomson about what makes this show so unique, and what we can expect from this particular staging.

Relatively underrated as far as musicals go, “Chess The Musical” isn’t one that make it to Malaysian shores very often - and is now being staged here by the Bentley Music Academy. Written by Tim Rice with music by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus (of ABBA fame), the musical uses a chess tournament to satirise the politics of the Cold War between Russia and America. We speak with the show’s musical director Kevin Field and vocal coach Nicole Thomson about what makes this show so unique, and what we can expect from this particular staging.

Behind the scenes throughout the past 15 years, Kevin Field has been using data to improve Canada’s cyclists. He helped orchestrate this country’s success at the 2018 road world championships. In this episode, he discusses numbers and previews the 2019 road cycling world championships in Yorkshire, England. Full Send/No Send on the Grands Prix Cyclistes de Québec et de Montréal, Team Canada’s efforts at those one-day races, Nick Zukowsky’s KOM and Maghalie Rochette’s cyclocross World Cup win. Also, a Full Send/No Send question. Why is it full send on dropping out of a road race, but full send on toughing out a gravel race? “You just need to taste blood.” Coach Peter Glassford explains openers and how they can help you with your cyclocross races, time trials and mountain bike events. Send in your questions for Ask a Coach to podcast@cyclingmagazine.ca Podcast art by Maxine Gravina Photo by Brian Hodes. The Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast thanks Ontario Creates for its support. Please rate and review the Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast wherever you get your episodes.

THIS IS A WILD FUN EPISODE! This week We bring in our True Beer Drinkingest, Concert Goingest, Cannonballingest chums Jimmy Goldbeck and Kevin Field to the show. We reminisce about the time when we were teenagers and chased Ric Flair from an arena to his hotel to get a picture. We sit with the two that consider themselves trendsetters for taking the first "Selfie". We have a blast reminiscing about live music from Mooney Suzuki, The Grateful Dead, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Melissa Ethridge, Winger, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Woodstock 94 and much, much more. We pick our Rushmore of lead singers of all time, choose what Supergroup we would create and Jonny brings up a guitarist that makes Jimmy cringe. All of this while we taste Steve Austin's Broken Skull DIPA, Pistachio Abduction from Pipeworks Brewing Company (Thank you Coal House Pizza), more Watermelon on the Streets in the Town of New Haven Sour from Erector Brewing. And we let you know what beers are "Solid" or "Not Solid". Drop us an email. Let us know what kind of beer you want us to try or....send us beer you want us to try in future podcasts.BEER: El Segundo Brewing Co: Steve Austin's Broken Skull DIPA...….SOLID            Pipeworks Brewing Company: Pistachio Abduction Stout...….SOLID            Erector Brewing: Watermelon on the Streets in the Town of New Haven Sour...…..SOLID COALHOUSE PIZZA - STAMFORD, CT MUSIC: COMETA @ Cometamusic.com EMAIL: beermanbeerpod@gmail.com INSTAGRAM: @beermanbeerpodcast_Jonny Benson: @therealjonnybensonKeg Kettles: @j.keg_ket_bmb

Kevin Field – Radio Skills for Podcasters On this week’s show, I was joined by Kevin Field, Radio Presenter and Podcast Trainer. Kevin and I met at a conference way back in 2014 and it now turns out that he lives in the town where I was born; small world eh? Kevin has taken his […] The post Kevin Field appeared first on Making Social Media Work.

Today me and Kevin Field will be talking about podcasting, a topic we both are passionate about. Kevin helps develop your podcast and get, keep and grow your audience.  He has been doing it for years in radio and now passes on his skills to podcasters. His experience has taken him on incredible journeys from recording at Buckingham Palace to creating content in prisons. In this interview we talk about how to choose the topics that your podcast audience will be interested in creating your ideal podcast listener avatar the 4 pillars of content (passion, money, health and transformation) the importance of audience engagement the importance of being yourself using the language of the audience you broadcast to Food for thought The same but different every episode! You have  to close the circle with the listener - you + (your guest) + your listener Want to Launch a podcast? I will have a half-day live workshop in London on July 30.  I will share everything that worked for me to launch a top New & Noteworthy podcast, grow the audience from scratch to 15k listeners and interview my favorite international influencers.

Kevin Field is a multi-award winning media specialist and social entrepreneur. He is the founder and host of Radio Skills for Podcasters, a podcast and blog focused on the craft of creating powerful audio content that gets results. Kevin has extensive experience in radio. His passion has moved him to podcasting and the goal of his podcast is to share tips and secrets from the radio industry to help others build their own podcasts.

Kevin Field is a multi-award winning media specialist and social entrepreneur. He is the founder and host of Radio Skills for Podcasters, a podcast and blog focused on the craft of creating powerful audio content that gets results. Kevin has extensive experience in radio. His passion has moved him to podcasting and the goal of his podcast is to share tips and secrets from the radio industry to help others build their own podcasts.

Finding Your Sounding Board with Kevin Field Kevin Field is a multi-award winning media specialist and social entrepreneur. He is the founder and host of Radio Skills for Podcasters, a podcast and blog focused on the craft of creating powerful audio content that gets results. Kevin has extensive experience in radio. His passion has moved him to podcasting and the goal of his podcast is to share tips and secrets from the radio industry to help others build their own podcasts. You may connect with Kevin on Twitter – @radio_skills or send him a message via skills@radioskillsforpodcasters.com. Shifting from radio to podcasting Kevin got involved with new media around 10 or 11 years ago when he started some of his […] The post Finding Your Sounding Board with Kevin Field appeared first on New Media Europe.

RSP The Edge 02 – UK Podcasters Pub Crawl, NMEU in Hyde Park RSP The Edge – Around the outside of the series of Radio Skills for Podcasters. In this episode Kevin Field is out and about in Hyde Park, London.  This is episode is the morning after the night before – or to be ... Read more The post RSP The Edge 02 – UK Podcasters Pub Crawl, NMEU in Hyde Park appeared first on .

Episode 12 of Series One of Radio Skills for Podcasters – In which Kevin Field talks through The Podcast Producers Checklist. Similar to the Podcast Presenters Checklist this is a simple content checklist designed to help you out.  Ideal for you when producing and mastering your podcast sound. The Podcast Producers Checklist is a list of ... Read more The post RSP Episode 12 – The Podcast Producers Checklist appeared first on .

Episode 11 of Series One of Radio Skills for Podcasters – In which Kevin Field talks through The Podcast Presenters Checklist. This is a simple content checklist designed to help you out.  Ideal for presentation and content direction for your podcast. Rather than a tick off sheet The Podcast Presenters Checklist is a list of ... Read more The post RSP Episode 11 – The Podcaster Presenters Checklist appeared first on .

Series One – Episode 03 of Radio Skills for Podcasters. Kevin Field explores Interview Skills the do’s and don’ts in part one of our interview skills podcast. In this episode we’ll be looking at interview skills… some do’s and don’ts and some great tricks to improve what you do…. We have our Top Tips this ... Read more The post RSP Episode 03 – Interview Skills appeared first on .

Series One – Episode Two of Radio Skills for Podcasters: It’s All About The Format. This time Kevin Field looks at the format of your podcast and how it plays a role in growing listenership. Radio and Podcasting is all about the format.  Without a format you have no show, no episodes, no brand… it’s just ... Read more The post RSP Episode 02 – It’s All About The Format appeared first on .