Podcasts about Klas

Šv. Benedikto gimnazijos 3B klasė vieši „FM99” studijoje, laidoje „Vaikų pasaulis mūsų pasaulyje”. Vaikai dalijasi mintimis apie rudens atostogas, Visų Šventųjų, Helovyno, Vėlinių šventes, naują tvarką mokykloje, kai nebegalima naudotis išmaniaisiais įrenginiais pamokų metu ir per pertraukas.

Snedtänkt firar 500 avsnitt genom att försäkra sig om återväxten. Gästen Leonard Månsson delar både Klas Östergren-vurmen och gener med programledaren. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play.

Verschillen in culturele normen en waarden kunnen het moeilijk maken om een thema als seksuele diversiteit in de klas te behandelen. Hoe ga je daar als NT2-docent mee om? Hoe kun je een queer cursist het best tegemoetkomen? En hoe ervaren queer NT2-docenten deze culturele verschillen? Noor van de Wal heeft geprobeerd deze vragen te beantwoorden in haar masterscriptie. We bespreken samen de uitdagingen en mogelijkheden rondom seksuele en genderdiversiteit in de NT2-les en Noor geeft enkele praktische tips.Meer informatie (en extra materiaal) vind je op ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.docentnt2.eu⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

Kas ir balta miesa ar melnām zarnām? Šo Ringolda Gaidukēviča un klausītāju atsūtītās mīklas Greizajos ratos min Andrejevu ģimene Rīgas Andrejostā: mamma Daina, tētis Roberts ar dēliem Eduardu (10 gadi) un Valteru (8 gadi).

Vi gästas av skådespelaren Klas Eriksson. Vi diskuterar Uniteds seger mot Liverpool, Maguires ledaregenskaper, vad Amorim gjorde bra och hur vi ska ta med oss detta till Brighton. Klas svarar på lyssnarfrågor och vi hyllar våra nyförvärv storligen: Lammens, Cunha och Mbeumo. Missa inte detta!

Kas ir nakts pasaka? Šo Diānas Prikules un citu klausītāju atsūtītās mīklas Greizajos ratos min deju skolas "Dzirnas" ģimene: Marta Paula Rāzna, Ieva Beate Roze, Paulis Bārzdiņš un Agris Daņiļevičs. Sveicam deju skolu "Dzirnas" 40 gadu jubilejā!

Die HelpHetta-projek van Helpende Hand verhoed dat meisies tot 55 skooldae per jaar mis en verseker so toegang tot onderwys en drome wat bewaarheid word. Danelle du Plessis, projekorganiseerder van HelpHetta, verduidelik van die nuwe mikpunt vir HelpHetta wat jy kan ondersteun. Maroela Media

FM99 studijoje Alytaus Šaltinių progimnazijos 6d klasės moksleiviai. „Vaikų pasaulis mūsų pasaulyje“ apie vaikų baimes, kokios jos ir iš kur jos kyla, kaip baimę įveikti. Vaikai svarsto apie suaugusiųjų baimes, - kviečiame pasiklausyti.

Kas ir vēja slota? Šo Jāņa Eduarda Medeņa un klausītāju atsūtītās mīklas Greizajos ratos min Kūriņu dzimtas dāmas trijās paaudzēs: Marita Mazurēviča Motte no Lēdurgas ar meitām Agneti Andersoni un Zani Martinsoni un mazmeitām Līvu (9 gadi) un Elīzu Martinsonēm (7 gadi) no Straupes.

Šią savaitę pristatytas tarptautinis mokytojų tyrimas TALIS rodo, kad Lietuvos mokytojai itin pasitiki savo skaitmeninėmis kompetencijomis. Net 80 procentų (iš apklaustų daugiau nei 4 tūkst. šalies pedagogų bei dar apie 200 mokyklų vadovų) tvirtina gerai mokantys naudotis technologinėmis priemonėmis (EBPO šalyse taip atsakė tik 70 proc. pedagogų). O 39 proc. jų jau įsileido dirbtinį intelektą (DI) į klases (EBPO šalyse - tik 36 proc. mokytojų naudoja DI įrankius). Iš pirmo žvilgsnio – viskas sklandu, modernu Lietuvos mokyklose. Bet realybė gerokai spalvingesnė.Mokiniai su technologijomis žongliruoja lyg su kamuoliukais – greitai, be pastangų, kartais net be supratimo, kur tie kamuoliukai nuskrenda. Jie prašo DI pagalbos ruošiantis pamokoms. Tiesa, ne tam, kad išmoktų, o kad „būtų greičiau“.Mokytojai tuo metu žiūri į DI įrankius su atsarga – tarsi į naują kolegą, kuris dar neaišku, ar padės, ar sugriaus jų darbo ritmą. Jie suvokia, kad technologijos – ne tik darbą palengvinanti priemonė, o ir iššūkis.Tad kyla klausimas – ar technologinis greitis prilygsta technologiniam brandumui? Ir kas švietime turėtų vesti į priekį - mokiniai, kurie eksperimentuoja, ar mokytojai, kurie atsakingai vertina pasekmes?LRT radijo švietimo laidoje dalyvauja Miglė Glušauskaitė, Kauno Veršvų gimnazijos biologijos mokytoja, Gražina Korvel, Vilniaus universiteto Matematikos ir informatikos fakulteto profesorė, ir Edvinas Šulcas, „Adform“ generatyvinio dirbtinio intelekto komandos techninis vadovas.Ved. Jonė Kučinskaitė.

Kas ir zaļš, bet nav zaļš? Šo Edvīna Grēviņa un citu klausītāju atsūtītās mīklas Greizajos ratos min Gaidukēviču ģimene no Rīgas Bieriņiem: mamma Ildze, tētis Viesturs ar bērniem Ringoldu (11 gadi), Imantu (10 gadi), Austru (8 gadi) un Birutu (6 gadi).

Tijdens de uitzending van Op de Hoagte bij OmroepArchipel, ter gelegenheid van de Dag van de Leraar, spraken twee docenten uit Goeree-Overflakkee over hun vak. Joffrie, docent Nederlands aan de RGO Beroepscampus, en Jacques, leerkracht in het basisonderwijs, vertelden over hun passie voor onderwijs, de hoge werkdruk en het belang van aandacht en verbinding met leerlingen.Ze benadrukten dat docentschap veel verder gaat dan lesgeven alleen — het gaat om luisteren, begeleiden en verschil maken in het leven van kinderen. Ook spraken ze over het tekort aan mannelijke leraren en de waarde van rolmodellen in de klas. Ondanks de uitdagingen blijft de liefde voor het vak overheersen: “Het is soms zwaar,” zei Jacques, “maar het is en blijft het mooiste beroep dater is.”

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Kata Walters went from the catwalk to the construction site, changing from an international career in modeling to building Modernist houses.  Allison Meier shares her map of New York, uncovering hidden histories in architecture and culture from cemeteries to the streets. Kyle Bergman of the New York Architecture and Design Film Festival shares this year's highlights, and from Sweden, musical guest Klas Lindquist.  

Mánudagur 29. september Ritlaun, sýklasótt, stöðugleikaregla, MÍR, sniðganga og veðurfræði Margrét Tryggvadóttir, rithöfundur og formaður Rithöfundasambandsins ræðir við Maríu Lilju um ritlaun en úthlutun þeirra hefur verið hávær í umræðu dagsins. Kristján Ingólfsson, eftirlaunamaður og fyrrum ráðgjafi segir Gunnari Smára frá fráfalli Eyglóar Svövu dóttur sinnar sem send var heim af bráðamóttöku þrátt fyrir að vera helsjúk af sýklasótt. Og Anna María Ingveldur Larsen mannfræðinemi segir jafnframt frá sambærilegri reynslu. Saga Guðmundsdóttir, aðalhagfræðingur Sambands íslenskra sveitarfélaga, útskýrir stöðugleikaregluna fyrir Gunnar Smára auk ýmissa annarra reglna. Sigurður Þórðarson, fyrrum stýrimaður, verslunarmaður og félagi MíR til 50 ára. Boðar í samtali við Maríu Lilju aðalfund fyrir hönd gamalla félaga. Staðið hefur styr um félagið en nú er von á sáttum. Ingólfur Gíslason, rektor á menntavísindasviði HÍ skipuleggur ný skref í sniðgöngu vegna þjóðarmorðsins á Gaza. Björn Þorláks ræðir við Ingólf. Mun gervigreindin úrtrýma stétt veðurfræðinga í framtíðinni? Björn Þorláks ræðir við Sigga storm.

En diktsamling tolkas som en appell om beredskap i Natointrädets ljus och får både folkets och Svenska Akademiens kärlek. En biografiförfattare nystar i poetens liv, hittar många motsägelser och utsätts för mystiska påverkansoperationer. Klas Östergren i samtal med Kristin Windolf, präst Uppsala. Medarrangör Bokförlaget Polaris

Summary: The healthcare industry is resilient, and even in times of financial pressure and policy uncertainty, new opportunities for growth and innovation emerge. In this episode, Dan Czech, VP of Insights at KLAS Research, shares findings from a survey of 169 healthcare delivery organizations (HDOs) on how they are adapting to federal policy shifts and the “Big Beautiful Bill.” Many HDOs report they have yet to recover to pre-COVID margins, with narrow margins, staffing shortages, and rising costs compounded by the uncertainty of rapidly changing regulations. Lacking clear direction, organizations are acting now with multiple contingency strategies, workforce adjustments, and careful protection of patient-facing roles. Despite financial strain, IT and AI remain top investment priorities to offset workforce reductions and reduce clinician burnout, though many remain stuck in pilot programs. Dan notes that providers are reevaluating payer contracts, rural systems are leaning on federal programs, and the industry's resilience points to long-term progress. Tune in and learn how organizations are adapting to change and preparing for the future! Resources: Connect with and follow Dan Czech on LinkedIn. Follow KLAS Research on LinkedIn and visit their website! Read the Navigating the Uncertainty of Federal Policy 2025 Report here. Email Dan directly here.

Oranžs vīrs ar baltām vabolēm vēderā. Šo Karlīnes Annas Ērgles un citu klausītāju atsūtītās rudens laika mīklas Greizajos ratos min Freimaņu ģimene no Jelgavas: mamma Liene, tētis Elgars, ome Guna, sešgadnieks Kārlis un četrgadnieks Kristaps. Rudens mīklas uzdos: Annika Eļļuka, Evers Bušs, Ulla Kļaviņa, Amanda Gailuma, Karlīne Anna Ērgle, Agita Liniņa Tinkuse, Alise Sokura, Tomass Šmits, Marita Lūriņa, Namejs Birznieks, Maija Skudra, Marta Bičuka, Marija Tamuža un Raivis Bahšteins.

Susanna har säsongens första förkylning. Så går det när man frotterar sig med massor av människor på kulturhelg. Högt och lite lägre: först Chicago på fantastiska Malmöoperan, sedan konstutställning på Galleri Örhänget med Sveriges främste estet Lars O Ericsson och därefter farsen Trassel på Oscarsteatern. Lössen är tillbaka i skolan - ännu en återkommande säsongsnyhet. Men medlem funkar inte längre. Var är DDT när vi behöver det? Kyrkovalet går vi förbi, men ryssarna vill åt Bornholm, som vi ser från vår övervåning. Historien är tillbaka. Det tas en del bra initiativ, som en avspänd beredskapsdag för hela familjen här nere i Simrishamn, läser vi i Österlenmagasinet. Så ska man göra: acceptera att man behöver vara redo, men inte bli hysterisk för den skull. Intresset för det intressanta I-ordet slår alla rekord. Johan har fått en laddning böcker och läser just Eve MacDonalds nya bok om Kartago. Fascinerande att vi vet så lite om punerna. Susanna har just läst ut Klas Östergrens nya, Klenoden. Kan varmt rekommenderas, men S är inte säker på att den handlar så mycket om beredskap och fred som en del tycks vilja tro. Vi talar lite om nobelböcker vi fått lyssnartips om. Heikenstens har Susanna redan talat om, den andra får lov att vänta lite. Och vad hette den enastående 1700-talskonstnären William Hogarths mops, måntro? Jo, den hette Trump. Men vår Trump är mest genant. Och så ger vi Klarna en örfil igen och undrar hur besluten tas om personlig assistans, med tanke på att Malmö skulle skicka tre assistenter till Ghana för att ta hand om en "brukare". De sket i att åka, men lyfte lön ändå och "brukaren" verkar ha klarat sig utmärkt. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nordmark Pod får besök av musikern, låtskrivaren och producenten Klas Åhlund! Det samtalas om och att; Weezer, band är en speciell grupp, repa mycket, tidspress, lyssna på de andra i rummet, sportmentaliteten, delad estetik, släpp den själv då! Superstressigt, hur man ska göra det, vi gillar inte samma saker, man måste få misslyckas, Sabbath och Simon & Garfunkel, Ghost, tygla sin panikångest, Teddybears, ett nytt band i huvet varje månad, hjälpa band genom processen, war time konciliär, flirtkulor o tejp, lita på sig själv från olika håll, överkänslighet växer under dan, tiden upphör, vanssinigt tillstånd, dokumentera där man är, olika Klabbes, mkt som är så dåligt att ingen ska behöva höra, göra mer och bättre, fortfarande lika spännande, mysigaste jag vet att sortera mellan bastrummor, Badinerie, om man trollar bort tiden så finns magin här, driva sig framåt och förnimmelsen av att nåt skulle bli nånting..Mäktigt! Produktion av NordmarkEditering av NordmarkMix av Nordmark

Robin en Brent realiseerden zich dat de wereld van wetenschap en onderzoek hen niet zou brengen wat ze zochten. Ze kozen voor een dynamische omgeving waar je direct impact kunt hebben en gingen aan de slag als leraar in het voor voortgezet onderwijs. Ze vertellen over hun groei, leren in de praktijk, ‘stoeiend' met de klas.

Klas är sjuk men det stoppar oss inte! Nu snackar vi mer om Svenska Cupen och såklar GIBAWAY Journey, Sveriges nya spännande LAN-turnering. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kas no rīta zaudē galvu, bet vakarā atgūst? Šo Gintas Pērles Sīles un pārējās 2025. gada pirmā pusgada izzinošākās mīklas Greizajos ratos min Križevicu ģimene no Rīgas Vecmilgrāvja: mamma Līga, tētis Mārtiņš ar bērniem Helmu Elvīru (16 gadi), Andžeju Žani (8 gadi) un Alfrēdu Gustu (4 gadi). Izzinošākās, zinātkārtās un apķērīgās mīklas uzdos: Regnārs Lēperis, Māra Vilmane, Alise Svarinska, Matīss Vācietis, Ieva Zvonkus, Klāvs Kristaps Košins, Ieva Vaivode, Daina Kudiņa, Marta Bogustova, Toms Zvonkus, Ginta Pērle Sīle, Andra Manfelde un Teodors Tauriņš.  

En författare som är i samklang med sin omvärld är en död författare, menar Klas Östergren. Själv är han mer motvalls än någonsin. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Klas Östergren är en av de allra största stjärnorna bland svenska författare. Hyllad, läst och med skyhög status.Nu släpper Klas Östergren en ny roman, 50 år efter debuten. I ”Klenoden” tar han sig på ett Östergrenskt sätt an den svenska Nato-processen. Han återvänder samtidigt till bekanta miljöer, från både kultromanen Gentlemen och sin turbulenta tid i Svenska Akademin.”Ordlös galenskap”I den här Söndagsintervjun i P1 berättar Klas Östergren om panikångestattackerna som påverkade hans liv under många år.Han berättar också om kampen inom honom mellan det konstruktiva och det destruktiva, mellan att bygga upp och rasera. Och om händelsen med Horace Engdahl som fick Klas Östergren att lämna Svenska Akademien.Programledare: Martin WicklinProducent: Filip BohmKontakt: sondagsintervjun@sr.se

Op 1 september treden er naar (school)jaarlijkse traditie wat nieuwe regels in werking, en de opvallendste is het algemene smartphoneverbod. De bedoeling is duidelijk: meer focus, en dus meer leerwinst. Maar hoe voer je het in, hoe controleer je het en vooral: werkt zo'n verbod echt? We leggen ons oor te luisteren in een school waar het al ettelijke jaren in voege is. Journalist Klaas Maenhout | Gast Ward Brouwers, directeur Het Atheneum Vilvoorde | Presentatie Marjan Justaert | Redactie David Beunk, Marjan Justaert | Eindredactie Sofie Steenhaut | Audioproductie Brecht Plasschaert | Muziek Brecht Plasschaert | Chef podcast Alexander Lippeveld See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Als ik nu een willekeurige app op mijn telefoon open, krijg ik meteen een pushbericht, een post of een filmpje over een actueel of maatschappelijk thema. Maar gaan wij, burgers, professionals, bedrijven, journalisten en big tech wel bewust om met het nieuws dat we tot ons nemen of plaatsen? En snappen we ook hoe nieuws tot stand komt? Te gast:Specialist Nieuwswijsheid bij Beeld & Geluid, Patricia van Rijswijk en maatschappijleer docent Liselot Whitfield-Kraster.

Healthcare technology has long promised efficiency, but for many clinicians, the reality has been different: burnout, frustration, and time stolen from patient care. In this episode of Faces of Digital Health, Tjasa Zajc spoke with Coray Tate, VP of Clinical Research at KLAS Research, about what the data actually reveals about burnout, electronic health records (EHRs), and the role of new technologies like ambient speech and AI. Key takeaways: Culture matters more than technology choice. The Arch Collaborative found that execution and organizational support around EHRs matter more than the specific vendor. Burnout isn't primarily caused by EHRs. Instead, clinicians report that feeling unheard and disconnected from leadership drives dissatisfaction. The Middle East stands out. Collaboration-focused cultures there show significantly lower burnout rates than the U.S. or Europe. Ambient speech is delivering results. Across ~25 health systems, burnout rates dropped by 12% after adopting ambient documentation tools. AI will redefine expectations. We are at the cusp of moving from “taskmaster” EHRs to supportive assistants that reduce cognitive load and help clinicians reclaim personal time. The future of healthcare technology isn't just about smarter systems — it's about listening, collaborating, and ensuring that innovations help clinicians live better lives inside and outside the hospital. www.facesofdigitalhealth.com Newsletter: https://fodh.substack.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZAhDhrNZu0

Een leuke serie voor jongens en meisjes die al kunnen lezen Uitgegeven door De Banier Spreker: Lydia Scheen

How To Navigate The Big Federal Budget Cuts On this episode host Adam Turinas and his guests Dan Czech, VP of Insights at KLAS, and his colleague Mark Ewrich, Chief Strategy Officer at Health Launchpad, discuss a “Must-Read” study, “Navigating the Uncertainty of Federal Policy 2025.” Hear about how healthcare organizations are navigating through shifting federal policies without clear direction. The study reveals that 90% of organizations feel they lack the clarity needed to act decisively, and 85% have developed multiple contingency plans to respond to policy changes. 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

Okay, to review from Part 1 of this conversation, and if you didn't listen to it because you think you know how this whole skyrocketing healthcare costs thing works, let me tell you, I myself had a few revelations. So, go back and listen. For a full transcript of this episode, click here. If you enjoy this podcast, be sure to subscribe to the free weekly newsletter to be a member of the Relentless Tribe. But to be fair, if you didn't already, sure, fine. Listen to Part 2 here first and then do it backwards. It probably won't make that much difference, except you'll need to contend with me totally ruining the Part 1 suspense because here's the negative flywheel, starting with the axle. Employers and other plan sponsors have been convinced to buy discounts, including discounts or discounts by their other aliases: rebates and probably shared savings, too, I would throw in this category. This is the grease that keeps the flywheel spinning. What's the “why” there? It's a genius idea if you think about it. And if you're not fully understanding what I'm about to say, go back, for sure, and listen to Part 1 of this episode because this is a very fundamental concept that has come up over and over and over again on this podcast. Cora Opsahl (EP452) talked about it. Claire Brockbank (EP453); Eric Bricker, MD (EP472); Chris Crawford (EP465) for just four shows off the top of my head in the past, you know, eight months or so. Here's the concept: If you buy discounts, your costs will go up. Am I saying this theoretically? No, I'm not. Look at the last 20 years. Have costs gone up way higher than inflation? Yes, they have. What are we doing? We're buying discounts. So, it's hard to argue. Renewals every single year will just keep going up the longer that we buy discounts. We talk about this, Jonathan Baran and I, in Part 1, how carriers have created a really very self-serving buying framework where employers are trained to buy discounts. Discounts are the axle, and the buying of discounts becomes the top of our flywheel. And then some so inclined hospital system executives, there are certainly executives standing 10,000 feet from any bedside, so they really have zero idea how care or patients or even clinicians are impacted. But if plan sponsors buy discounts, those at health systems who are so inclined now have no real incentive to rein in prices or focus on appropriate care even. And if you are so inclined, if you're very margin focused as a healthcare executive, you know, first things first, go gut primary care. That is step one in every playbook, and we definitely talk about that in Part 1 of this episode. And also, again, in about 10 episodes from earlier this year. Another thing that you're gonna wanna do if your prime imperative is margin at a healthcare system is maximize the revenue off of every transaction. So, hey … hello, EHR systems. So now you have health system prices creeping up and up, unfettered, you know, just exacerbated by consolidation and a bunch of other different things. But you've got healthcare prices creeping up, you have volume the same or higher because we're not preventing chronic disease like you would with advanced primary care, for example. And now we're back at the “Oh wow, let me sell you another discount. And renewal is only 9% or whatever.” Thus, the flywheel spins. Alright, so let's turn this wheel around, shall we? Flip it 180. What's the fix? This is what Jonathan Baran talks about in the episode that follows, but he says, Hey, how about this? Instead of putting “get bigger discounts” in the middle of the flywheel, why don't we put “buy better member health”? That's a good start. Buy a health plan that delivers better member health at an affordable price. Buy the care, not buy a discount off of a price we can't see for net price we can't see. Is it insurance? I don't know. Right? Like, just buy the healthcare. Cutting to the chase, Jonathan Baran advocates for a paradigm shift where employers invest in primary care, adopt better benefit designs, more aligned to cost and quality so that members are incented toward better cost and quality, employee navigation services to guide employees to make more informed healthcare decisions. So again, by changing the focus from buying discounts to buying actual healthcare, Jonathan says, we can reverse the negative cycle and improve overall health outcomes. As I've said multiple times already, my guest today is Jonathan Baran. He has been, for a long time, a healthcare entrepreneur. Today he is co-founder and CEO of Self Fund Health in Wisconsin, committed to challenging the expensive healthcare system in Wisconsin. Self Fund Health, I am always so pleased to tell you, did make a really, really kind offer to help out RHV (Relentless Health Value) financially. You and the tribe here are really great folks who I truly, truly appreciate. So, please do support Self Fund Health if you are in Wisconsin. This podcast is sponsored by Self Fund Health today. Also mentioned in this episode are Self Fund Health; Cora Opsahl; Claire Brockbank; Eric Bricker, MD; Chris Crawford; Cynthia Fisher; Scott Haas; Peter Hayes; Matt McQuide; RxSaveCard; Mark Cuban; Ramy Khalil, MD; Candace Shaffer; and Tom Nash.   You can learn more at Self Fund Health and follow Jonathan on LinkedIn.   Jonathan Baran is a serial healthcare IT entrepreneur and the co-founder and CEO of Self Fund Health, a fast-growing health plan redefining how employers buy and manage healthcare. With a mission to eliminate waste and realign incentives in the healthcare system, Self Fund Health empowers employers to take control of rising costs by giving employees access to high-value providers at no cost, while replacing traditional insurance with real-time technology, dedicated nurses, and an aligned ecosystem of care. Prior to founding Self Fund Health, Jonathan was the co-founder and CEO of Healthfinch, one of the pioneering companies to build apps on top of electronic medical records. Healthfinch automated routine workflows for physicians using clinical data, significantly improving efficiency and patient care. Under Jonathan's leadership, Healthfinch raised over $15 million in venture capital and scaled to more than 50 employees. The company received national recognition, including being named a “Cool Vendor” by Gartner, a “Top Emerging Vendor” by KLAS, and one of Modern Healthcare's “Best Places to Work.” In 2020, Healthfinch was acquired by HealthCatalyst. Jonathan holds both a bachelor's and master's degree in biomedical engineering from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He lives in Madison, Wisconsin, and continues to push the boundaries of innovation in employer-sponsored healthcare.   05:23 Where to start in reversing the flywheel. 06:57 Why investing in primary care is pivotal to containing healthcare costs. 10:02 EP453 with Claire Brockbank. 10:04 EP452 with Cora Opsahl. 10:07 EP457 with Cynthia Fisher. 10:12 EP365 with Scott Haas. 10:13 EP465 with Chris Crawford. 10:14 EP475 with Peter Hayes. 11:11 EP468 with Matt McQuide. 11:13 EP472 with Eric Bricker, MD. 12:14 “The most expensive thing in healthcare is the pen of the primary care doctor.” 13:04 How the role of the broker has to fundamentally change. 16:16 What will the single most challenging aspect of this restructuring become? 20:20 How self-funded employers can be amazing customers in containing the rising cost flywheel in healthcare. 22:56 How do EHRs and other medical record systems play into reversing the flywheel of rising healthcare costs? 23:57 Ramy Khalil, MD's post on interoperability. 24:59 Why is it important for employers to drive volume differently? 25:38 How Self Fund Health is helping in this regard.   You can learn more at Self Fund Health and follow Jonathan on LinkedIn.   @JonathanBaran discusses how to contain increasing #healthcarecosts on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #financialhealth #patientoutcomes #primarycare #digitalhealth #healthcareleadership #healthcaretransformation #healthcareinnovation Recent past interviews: Click a guest's name for their latest RHV episode! Jonathan Baran (Part 1), Jonathan Baran (Bonus Episode), Dr Stan Schwartz (Summer Shorts), Preston Alexander, Dr Tom X Lee (Take Two: EP445), Dr Tom X Lee (Bonus Episode), Dr Benjamin Schwartz, Dr John Lee (Take Two: EP438), Kimberly Carleson, Ann Lewandowski (Summer Shorts), Andreas Mang and Jon Camire (EP479), Justin Leader (Take Two: EP433)  

For the 100th episode of the CIO podcast hosted by Healthcare IT Today, we are joined by Mark Mabus, MD, CMIO, and VP EHR at Parkview Health, to talk about their part in the KLAS Arch Collaborative! We kick this episode off by first discussing the motivations behind the decision to join the KLAS Arch […]

In this episode, Dan Czech, Vice President of Insights at KLAS, and my colleague Mark Ewrich, Chief Strategy Officer at Health Launchpad, and I discuss a  “Must-Read” study, “Navigating the Uncertainty of Federal Policy 2025.”Dan and his team at KLAS surveyed almost 170 healthcare organizations to understand how they're responding to recent federal policy changes and budget uncertainties.In this week's episode, you will learn how healthcare organizations are navigating through shifting federal policies without clear direction. The study reveals that 90% of organizations feel they lack the clarity needed to act decisively, and 85% have developed multiple contingency plans to respond to policy changes.Dan, Mark, I talked through the five key themes from this study. They have significant implications for healthcare technology vendors. Most surprisingly, despite all the uncertainty, IT budgets aren't being frozen - they're being redirected toward specific priorities like AI, automation, and cybersecurity. Organizations are looking for solutions that can help them reduce workforce costs while maintaining the quality of care.Mark provides insightful commentary throughout our discussion on how healthcare technology companies should position themselves in this environment - focusing on de-risking solutions, demonstrating clear ROI, and aligning with the specific areas where organizations are still willing to invest.This study is essential reading for anyone selling into healthcare right now, as it provides a roadmap for understanding where opportunities still exist despite the challenging environment.Key Topics Covered:(00:00:00) Introduction (00:02:00) Contingency Planning(00:05:00) Theme 1: Planning Through the Fog(00:07:00) Theme 2: Policy Shifts Drive Hard Choices(00:11:00) Theme 3: IT Budgets Redirected, Not Frozen(00:15:00) Theme 4: AI as the Bright Spot(00:19:00) Theme 5: Value-Based Care Momentum(00:24:00) Theme 6: Small Organizations at Greater Risk(00:26:00) Closing Thoughts and TakeawaysKLAS Report: Government and Regulatory Impact on Healthcare Delivery Organizations 2025Want to learn more about planning for changing regulations? Explore this topic in greater depth in our detailed blog post. We provide a dozen actionable best practices. Check it out.Interested in exploring how to improve your podcasting strategy? Reach out to Adam directly to schedule a no-obligation discussion. This isn't a sales call—just an opportunity to talk through your LinkedIn questions and challenges.Subscribe to The HealthTech Marketing Show on Spotify or watch us on YouTube for more insights into marketing, AI, ABM, buyer journeys, and beyond!

Författaren Majgull Axelsson svarar på lyssnarnas frågor. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Klas ska fylla 50 år i sommar. Han har levt ett kvartssekel på 1900-talet och ett kvartssekel på 2000-talet, med allt vad det innebär av förändring, utveckling, hopp och rädslor. Ska jag förhålla mig till detta på något särskilt vis, frågar han. Vad är meningen med pengar och vem är man om de tar slut? frågar Cajsa. Hon är en nyutexaminerad konststudent med ett litet barn, men pengarna räcker på något magiskt sätt och hon har mycket av det hon värderar mest: tid. Samtidigt känner hon att det svårt när allt värderas i ekonomiska mått.Kari beskriver sig som en riktig lutheran som uppskattar ett rejält arbetspass och att göra rätt för sig. Men han har sedan ett par år tillbaka en robotgräsklippare på landet och kan sitta i långa stunder och njuta när den gör jobbet. Jag borde ju egentligen anklaga mig själv för att vara lat, skriver han och frågar: Vad är det som skapar dessa underbara känslor?Lotten brukar skänka 500 kr i månaden till olika välgörenhetsorganisationer. En dag blev hon uppringd av en som bad om mer pengar och hon sa nej. Nu har hon dåligt samvete. Ska hon skämmas för att hon inte ger mer pengar? Kan man avsäga sig skuld? frågar hon. Hör Majgull Axelssons svar på lyssnarnas frågor. Nästa gång är det författaren Andrev Walden som svarar. Har du själv en fråga som du vill rikta till författarna så mejla till: allvarligttalat@sverigesradio.seProducent: Karin Arbsjö

I just spent three hours watching Hunter Biden, and I have a lot of thoughts. The interview, done by Andrew Callahan for Channel 5, is something like a confessional crossed with a stand-up set crossed with a Twitter thread that never ends. It's raw, it's chaotic, and weirdly, it's compelling. If you're a politics junkie, a media analyst, or just curious about the human side of scandal, there's a lot to pick apart.First off, the man is online. Not just vaguely aware of what's being said about him — he's terminally online. He knows the jokes, the subtext, the usernames. I'm convinced he has burner accounts. He's tracking how people talk about him in real time, and it bleeds through every answer. He's got a list — Tapper, the Pod Save crew, Alex Jones, Stephen Miller, and on and on. He names names, and he torches them. It's Seth Rollins with a flamethrower.But what's interesting is how seriously he talks about addiction, sobriety, and crack — yes, crack specifically. He draws lines between drugs, dives into the stigma, and explains how being labeled a “crack addict” shaped public perception of him. These are by far the most honest and lucid parts of the interview. And they reveal someone who's done the work of recovery — while still slipping into the old reflexes of deflection when the political heat turns up.He has this quote about “an evil symbiosis between money and power” — and I couldn't help but think, does he hear himself? He's talking about systems he's literally a product of. And yet, he stays focused on everyone else's money. When he brings someone up, it's almost always first by how rich they are. Soros, Tapper, Bannon — doesn't matter who it is, the cash comes first. There's this constant undercurrent of scorekeeping.He also confirms, in his way, that the laptop is real — then turns around and champions the “hallmarks of Russian disinfo” letter like it was gospel. The tension never resolves. He owns up to some things, skirts others, and delivers just enough contradiction to keep everyone debating. Even when he talks about Burisma, he says the quiet part out loud: “I had connections.” That's the trick, the real reason he was on that board. And he knows it.What stuck with me, though, was his resentment. Not anger — that's expected — but a deep, lingering bitterness toward the people he feels used him, abandoned him, or dismissed him. It gives the whole interview a kind of edge that goes beyond politics. When he talks about the media, about Democrats who've distanced themselves, or even about his father, there's a tension. Like he's still waiting for someone to publicly say they screwed him over. He wants vindication as much as he wants attention.And that's where it lands. This wasn't an attempt to reset the narrative — it was a live demo of the very chaos people accuse him of embodying. He wants to be understood, but not too clearly. He wants to admit things, but only on his terms. He wants to lash out, but still come off sympathetic. It's maddening, self-aware, and oddly human. If anything, the interview shows us who Hunter Biden is — and exactly why nobody in the Democratic Party knows what to do with him.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro00:01:09 - Epstein00:05:56 - Hunter Biden00:32:18 - Update00:33:34 - NC Senate Race00:36:40 - Wisconsin Gov. Seat00:38:19 - Florida Redistricting00:39:08 - Interview with Mary Ellen Klas01:17:30 - Wrap-up This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.politicspoliticspolitics.com/subscribe

Barbara zit in Thailand, Gijsje is herstellende van haar borstverkleining, dus deze week is onze co-host: actrice Anniek Pheifer. Anniek heeft net haar propedeuse gehaald van de lerarenopleiding geschiedenis en heeft wat moeite om in vakantiestand te komen. Femke moet even keihard knallen, want haar vakantie begint over een paar dagen. Ze voelt zich overigens vrij belabberd, want is net begonnen aan een hogere dosis Ozempic. We reten monogamie, want wat is het toch lekker om daarover te praten. Anniek pleit voor Monogamie plus amendementen. Dus geen polyamorie, geen vrije relatie, maar heel soms een klein zijpaadje. Ons fragment gaat over docent worden en hoeveel je daarvoor moet oefenen. Anniek is bang dat ze zo ongeveer met pensioen gaat als ze het vak eindelijk in de vingers heeft, maar oh, wat vindt ze het geweldig om voor de klas te staan (en wij denken dat ze een fantastische docent gaat zijn!). Onze gast is Judith Akkerman die de glossy Alle Mooie Borsten lanceerde. Te verkrijgen via allemooieborsten.comSunny CarsKrijg 25 euro korting op je volgende huurauto van Sunny Cars. Ga naar sunnycars.nl/saarpodcast of gebruik de kortingscode SUNNYSAAR. De actiecode is te gebruiken tm 30 september 2025.BOL/KoboOok eindeloos doorlezen? Probeer Kobo Plus nu 30 dagen gratis via bol. Ga naar bol.com/koboplus. ZespriKiezen voor Zespri kiwi's, dat is kiezen voor echt. Wil je nog meer leren over echte voeding en welke gezondheidsvoordelen deze met zich meebrengen? Lees er alles over op (nieuwe pagina) en download het e-book van Zespri. Ga naar Zespri.comAdverteren?Wil je adverteren in deze podcast? Stuur dan een mailtje naar adverteren@bienmedia.nl.

Wat zit er vandaag in De 7? Amerikaans president Trump verschuift de deadline voor een handelsdeal naar 1 augustus. Maar zelfs als we dat halen zal Europa tegenmaatregelen nemen, zegt een diplomatieke bron aan De Tijd. Vlaamse schoolkinderen wiens taalachterstand te groot, worden volgend schooljaar naar aparte klassen gestuurd. Controversieel plan. We gaan in deze podcast over de details. De Vlaamse regering heeft vorige week een klimaatplan voorgesteld, met een taxshift waardoor gas duurder wordt en stroom goedkoper. Hoe groot is de impact op jouw stroomfactuur? Host: Roan Van EyckProductie: Anne-Sophie MoermanSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Letní čas vybízí ke grilování masa i zeleniny. Klasikou bývá například i kukuřičný klas. Jak se ale popasovat s jeho konzumací, aby ve společnosti nedošlo k nemilému přešlapu? Odpověď přináší odborník na stolování Ladislav Špaček.

Letní čas vybízí ke grilování masa i zeleniny. Klasikou bývá například i kukuřičný klas. Jak se ale popasovat s jeho konzumací, aby ve společnosti nedošlo k nemilému přešlapu? Odpověď přináší odborník na stolování Ladislav Špaček.

Dinsdag wordt met Keti Koti de afschaffing van de slavernij in Suriname en op de Caribische eilanden herdacht. Er is de laatste jaren meer aandacht voor de koloniale geschiedenis van Nederland, de slavernij en de doorwerking ervan in het heden. Verslaggever Ianthe Sahadat vroeg zich af wat scholieren hiervan terugzien in de geschiedenislessen. Onze journalistiek steunen? Dat kan het beste met een (digitaal) abonnement op de Volkskrant, daarvoor ga je naar www.volkskrant.nl/podcastactie Presentatie: Sheila SitalsingRedactie: Corinne van Duin, Lotte Grimbergen, Julia van Alem en Jasper VeenstraMontage: Rinkie BartelsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Çdo mëngjes zgjohuni me “Wake Up”, programi i njëkohshëm radio-televiziv i “Top Channel” e “Top Albania Radio”, në thelb ka përcjelljen e informacionit më të nevojshëm për mëngjesin. Në “Wake Up” gjeni leximin e gazetave, analiza të ndryshme, informacione utilitare, këmbimin valuator, parashikimin e motit, biseda me të ftuarit në studio për tema të aktualitetit, nga jeta e përditshme urbane e deri tek arti dhe spektakli si dhe personazhe interesantë. Zgjimi në “Wake Up” është ritmik dhe me buzëqeshje. Gjatë tri orëve të transmetimit, na shoqëron edhe muzika më e mirë, e huaj dhe shqiptare. 

Healthcare leaders are navigating market uncertainty not by stalling but by reshaping strategies, investing in automation, and seeking resilient partnerships. In this episode, Lindsey Nelson recaps key takeaways from the recent KLAS conference, highlighting how providers and payers are adapting to regulatory shifts, staffing shortages, and the complex road to AI adoption.

This week we are joined by comedian, TikTok star, and our hilarious friend Grace O'Malley! Grace spills the tea on her time at acting camp (including a twist she did not see coming). Plus we chat about the Navy boys flooding New York City for Fleet Week, the politics of clam chowder in the Delta Sky Lounge (but never at a concert), and so much more!Get tickets to see Grace O'Malley's Down For Anything TourWant BONUS CONTENT? Join our PATREON!Sponsors:➜ This episode is sponsored in-part by Boll & Branch.➜ This episode is sponsored in-part by Liquid IV. ➜ This episode is sponsored in-part by Progressive Insurance.➜ This episode is sponsored in-part by Rocket Money.➜ This episode is sponsored in-part by Tropical Smoothie Cafe.Works Cited:➜ Mary Jane Belleza. “Rent a Grandma Provides Service and Purpose for Clients, Employees across Las Vegas, Owner Says.” KLAS, 19 Mar. 2025.➜ Daniel Halmarson & Danton Unger. “After Winning a $5M Lottery, This Winnipeg Man Says His Ex-Girlfriend ‘Ghosted Him.'” CTVNews, 27 May 2025. Camp Songs:Spotify PlaylistYouTube PlaylistSammich's Secret MixtapeSocial Media:Camp Counselors TikTokCamp Counselors InstagramCamp Counselors FacebookCamp Counselors TwitterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Episode 440: I will read off a menu from Klas Restaurant, which was located in Cicero, IL., and my memories of mood rings from the 1970s!

In May of 2025, the Indianapolis keyboardist DeMorris “DeGe” Smith passed away. Smith was a beloved figure in the Naptown funk scene, known for his soulful keyboard work and his dedication to the local music community.  Join us as we pay tribute to Smith with music featuring his work as a funk keyboardist.  Smith's career spanned generations. He worked extensively with Indianapolis bands, like Epoxy, Redd Hott, Klas, Below Zero, and The Downstroke Band. He also performed and recorded with national acts too, including The Bar-Kays, The Deele and R.J's Latest Arrival. Outside of his work in music, Smith was a successful radio producer, working for WIBC for two decades.  Smith came from a musical family. His father Sonny Smith was a drummer who performed on the Avenue for decades with his band The Original Chromatics. Over the years, Sonny played with legendary Naptown musicians like David Baker and Erroll Grandy. Sonny was also a professional athlete, who played basketball with the Harlem Globetrotters and played baseball in the Negro Leagues with the Chicago American Giants. Smith's mother Margaret Smith was a music teacher in the Indianapolis Public School system. His brother Sparky Smith achieved success as a flute player in the local jazz scene. Sparky played with many local jazz legends, including David Young, Pookie Johnson, and Billy Wooten.

Episode 440: I will read off a menu from Klas Restaurant, which was located in Cicero, IL., and my memories of mood rings from the 1970s!

For the 167th episode of the Healthcare IT Today Podcast, we are sharing our reactions to the latest KLAS reports! We start this episode by discussing our reactions to the US Acute Care EHR Market Share Report by KLAS. Then, we take a look at the Data & Analytics Platform Report by KLAS. Next, we […]

Hosts Colin Hung and John Lynn discuss their reactions to the latest KLAS Reports. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play Healthcare NOW Radio”. 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, I sit down with pianist/vocalist Champian Fulton and saxophonist/clarinetist/composer Klas Lindquist to discuss their latest release, “At Home,” the concept for which began with an event held in a home owned by Turtle Bay Records founder Scott Asen, who suggested they actually record in in his living room.  Oklahoma native and New York based Champian Fulton is the daughter of trumpeter and flugel hornist Stephen Fulton. She began her career at the age of 10, performing for Jazz legend and family friend Clark Terry's 75th Birthday Party. A Jazz pianist and vocalist for more than 20 years, Champian has now released 19 albums as a leader and has performed in more than 25 countries, both in concert and on TV. She has been recognized with numerous awards, including Album of the Year in the NYC Jazz Record (2018, 2020, 2023) and Pianist and Vocalist of the Year (2019) by Hot House Magazine, among other prestigious accolades. A world-renowned ambassador of Jazz excellence, alto saxophonist, clarinetist and composer, Klas Lindquist, was born  in Göteborg, Sweden.  Klas is considered one of Sweden's most exciting Jazz musicians. He is the recipient of the “The Golden Sax” award, “The Alice Babs Award,” “The Stockholm Stads Kulturstipendium”, and the “Gavatin Foundation Prize for Jazz Music.” Recognized for his technical brilliance, imagination and style, Klas is in demand as a recording artist, and has appeared on over 40 albums as a featured soloist and five albums as a leader.  These two seasoned artists with impressive resumes are very fond of the duo format, which is what led them to develop their latest release. And this is where we start our conversation. 

Real-World Cybersecurity Challenges Facing Rural Hospitals On this episode of FINN Voices, host Beth Friedman sits down with Ryan Finlay, Principal Chief Information Security Officer at CereCore, a KLAS-recognized managed IT services company. Together they dig into the real-world cybersecurity challenges faced by rural hospitals. From outdated tech to tight budgets, Ryan shares practical and affordable steps smaller hospitals can take to boost their IT security. Ryan shares how to build a strong security culture without breaking the bank and why leaning on community and outside supports makes all the difference. For any CIO, CISO, or health IT leader focused on keeping systems secure and patient care flowing, this is a conversation you won't want to miss! 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

Visionary healthcare leaders from The Permanente Medical Group, UC Davis Health, UNC Health, Summit Medical Group and Navina joined Eric Glazer to explore how artificial intelligence transforms clinical workflows and enables better value-based care. Discover how AI-driven chart prep, ambient scribe technology, and risk models streamline provider workflows, improve patient outcomes, and reduce clinician burnout. From overcoming implementation roadblocks to building cross-functional frameworks that promote trust and equity, this episode is packed with strategic insights and real-world success stories you can apply at your organization. Panelists Include: Brian Hoberman, MD, EVP & CIO, The Permanente Medical Group Reshma Gupta, MD, Chief of Population Health and Accountable Care, UC Davis Health Ram Rimel, Manager of Data Science Engineering, UNC Health Eric Penniman, D.O. Executive Medical Director, Summit Medical Group Dana McCalley, VP of Value-Based Care, Navina https://www.brightspotsinhealthcare.com/events/the-new-physician-playbook-ai-workflows-value-based-care-in-action/#url This episode is sponsored by Navina Navina is the clinician-first AI copilot for value-based care. Recently named Best in KLAS for clinician digital workflows, Navina turns fragmented patient data into actionable clinical insights right at the point of care. Natively integrated into the clinical workflow, their AI copilot helps improve risk adjustment, quality metrics, and population health – while significantly easing the administrative burden. Navina has earned the trust of more than 10,000 clinicians and care team members across 1,300 clinics, from some of the leading value-based care organizations in the country like Privia Health, Agilon Health, and Millennium Physician Group. About Bright Spots in Healthcare Bright Spots in Healthcare is produced by Bright Spots Ventures Bright Spots Ventures brings healthcare leaders together to share working solutions or "bright spots" to common challenges. We build valuable and meaningful relationships through our Bright Spots in Healthcare podcast, webinar series, leadership councils, customized peer events, and sales and go-to-market consulting. We believe that finding a bright spot and cloning it is the most effective strategy to improve healthcare in our lifetime. Visit our website at www.brightspotsinhealthcare.com