Podcast appearances and mentions of michael adcock

Today we look back at a TownHall episode … Dr Brett Oliver, Chief Medical Information Officer at Baptist Health Kentucky interviews Michael Adcock, VP Population Health at Magnolia Health on creating a diverse team for healthcare.

April 7: Today on TownHall, https://www.linkedin.com/in/brett-oliver-md-1b1b6017/ (Brett Oliver), Family Physician and Chief Medical Information Officer at https://www.baptisthealth.com/ (Baptist Health) interviews https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-adcock-fache-44585411/ (Michael Adcock), VP Population Health at https://www.magnoliahealthplan.com/ (Magnolia Health) about remote patient monitoring, the payer perspective on HIT and payer and provider relationships. Where is RPM headed? Can we make it more than just monitoring? There's a bunch of new big tech players out there. Is there a disconnect between the digital opportunities out there and where the investment dollars are going? How does this relate to bringing EHRs, the Cures Act and interoperability together? And can payers and providers lessen the chasm in healthcare?

In this episode, we are joined by our first sales rep on the show, Michael Adcock from Hill Manufacturing, to talk about the sales side of manufacturing! Hill is an American-made chemical manufacturing company that's been around for 90 years and does everything from soap and sanitizer to specialized lubricants and degreasers. Basically, “If you have a maintenance problem, we deal with it!” Michael oversees more than 153 of their accounts and today he shares what he does on a day-to-day basis at Hill and some of the challenges they face, as well as insights into the future of the company and the industry. Tuning in, you'll hear some examples of their products and how they are applied at a multitude of public works they provide for, the coolest thing he's ever seen at a manufacturing facility using a Hill product, and the top advice he would give other manufacturing leaders. Michael also shares some sales gold on how he balances his attention between attending to his existing customers and bringing in new business, before diving into the impact of COVID and how it changed his way of operating with clients. Lastly, we talk about safety protocols, KPIs, and the sale that Michael is the proudest of! Tune in now to hear this conversation, jam-packed with learnable information from a respected industry professional.

Michael Adcock, UUCC's Director of Music, is gearing up for a long-awaited sabbatical, and we made sure to catch him before he leaves in March. Last month, Michael designed and presented a service on the psychological and musical resonance of the life and work of Ludwig van Beethoven; today, Valerie and Michael discuss the life and work of Michael Adcock! Michael chats with Valerie about how Beethoven speaks to him personally and considers how his own life, like Beethoven's, might be broken into three periods with distinctive characteristics and themes. Michael also begrudgingly shares his Beethoven favorites — you'll want to listen to these!

Come join us with our guest Alyson Rae as we sing songs around the virtual campfire! Alyson was the founder and director for the 2020 Northwest Pinball Summer Camp. We get to hear about how this great idea came together. We also chat, Centaur, podcasts, and leggings! Smores for everybody! News: www.thisweekinpinball.com (https://www.thisweekinpinball.com/this-week-in-pinball-8-10-20-centaur-colors-hot-wheels-code-dutch-pinball-hiring-and-alien-rules/) https://www.pinballprofile.com/ https://jjppodcast.libsyn.com/ PHoF Photo/Article (https://www.thisweekinpinball.com/twip-tuesday-8-11-20-heist-profiles-tmnt-code-the-walking-dead-simpsons-version-and-spooky-interview/) https://shortydog.com/ Babes in Pinland documentry (https://vimeo.com/419341302) Soft Plunge + Double Danger Basement (Leggings) (www.ddpinball.weebly.com!) Official archive www.nwpinballcamp.com FB Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/nwpinballsummercamp/ www.pinballcampshirt.com is still open for gear! Host of the Ultimate Pinball Game Show https://www.facebook.com/geekgamertv/ Kayla Greet and Graham Klym: https://www.facebook.com/skillshotpincast/ Jessica Kent: https://www.twitch.tv/enteryouringredients Jon Shaiman (Campfire Chat host) https://www.twitch.tv/goblinjuggler Jon Shaiman (Campfire Chat host) https://www.twitch.tv/goblinjuggler Babes in Pinland (https://www.babesinpinland.com/) Twitch gaming counselors Alyson didn't have a chance to mention. Michael Adcock (twitch.tv/adcockm) ran the virtual tournament with support from Zen Studios, and Bre Lloyd) (twitch.tv/killabreezplays) and Clinton Peterson (twitch.tv/doczillaSWL) both ran Jackbox games and helped raise over $500 for our local BLM chapter. "Shoot...for the CAMERA' photography gallery, curated by Alyson and Gene. (www.orangephotography.com) Special thanks to Dan Halligan, Shawn McManus, Candace Fields, Keith Elwin, Joe Ciarvino, Skill Shot Zine, Gina Collechia, Daryl Johnson, Bill Lascher, Cryss Stephens, Charles Acosta, and Christian Larsen. https://www.facebook.com/groups/nwpinballsummercamp/photos/?filter=albums&hc_location=ufi

Broad Strokes very first guest appearance, Michael Adcock! Instagram: @caleforniadreamin Facebook: Cale Adcock Twitter: @Adcockthe2nd As always: @broadstrokespodcast

Mara chats with Michael Adcock, executive director of the Center for Telehealth at the University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC) about using technology to connect patients and providers in rural areas. The Center has been providing telehealth services for 15 years and is one of the two Telehealth Centers of Excellence in the United States. Starting with providing emergency services, moving on to mental health, the program now offers more than 35 medical specialty services in more than 200 sites across the state. The Center is focusing on offering more telehealth services in the school settings, Adcock notes, which is a win-win for students, their parents, and for overutilized emergency rooms.  None of its services are meant to replace local physicians, Adcock points out, but to augment existing services. The cost of the service is minimal in many instances, such as mental health services, requiring only a laptop or desktop and a webcam and applicable software, which can be provided and maintained by UMMC. And there are grant funds out there for this equipment, he adds.  Patients appreciate that they don’t have to travel to Jackson, MS for services but still get to be seen by clinicians. In most cases, the Center can replicate in-person care, but if they can’t, they won’t provide those types of telehealth services. The episode concluded with a discussion of a very successful diabetes telehealth pilot program developed by UMMC. This episode was sponsored by, the Center for Telehealth at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. Learn more at www.ummc.edu/telehealth. The national sponsor for this episode is AASA, The School Superintendents Association. Learn more at www.aasa.org.

We bring back Michael Adcock to answer listener questions, and we also play a brand new game that probably translates a lot better visually than aurally!

ON THE PROGRAM Bach/Hess: Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring Mozart: Sonata in c-minor, K. 457 Molto Allegro Rachmaninoff: Prelude in g-sharp minor, Op. 32, No. 12 Prelude in b-minor, Op. 32, no.10 Prelude in G Major, Op. 32, No. 5 Prelude in A Major, Op. 32, No. 9 Chopin: Barcarolle, Op. 60 Beach: Soirée de Vienne (Concert Paraphrase on motives from Die Fledermaus) FROM THE PIANOFORTE WEBSITE Hailed for his prodigious technique, and praised by the Washington Post for an “unusually fresh and arresting approach to the piano,” pianist Michael Adcock has cultivated a versatile career as soloist, chamber musician and pre-concert lecturer. Michael Adcock earned the Master’s, Artist Diploma and Doctoral degrees from the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore, where he studied with Leon Fleisher and Ellen Mack, in addition to being an adjunct member of the theory and chamber music faculties. Mr. Adcock took his Bachelor’s degree from the Oberlin College-Conservatory where he graduated Pi Kappa Lambda. At Oberlin, he was twice awarded the Kaufmann Prize in chamber music and received the Hurlbutt Award as most outstanding graduating senior in the conservatory. Mr. Adcock attended secondary school at the North Carolina School of the Arts, where he received the Irwin Freundlich Memorial Piano Award. Recipient of the 1998 Lili Boulanger Memorial Award, Mr. Adcock was also a prizewinner in the 1996 Washington International Competition, as well as the Kosciusko Foundation Chopin Competitions in Chicago and New York. Mr. Adcock gave his Carnegie Weill Recital Hall debut in 1998. In January 2016, Mr. Adcock was a featured artist on Washington, DC’s WETA-FM “Front Row Washington” and has also been featured on radio broadcasts in New York City (WQXR) and Tampa, FL (WUSF). Recently, Mr. Adcock is a featured soloist in “Samuel Barber: Absolute Beauty”, the first-ever documentary on the composer (2016; H. Paul Moon, director). Michael Adcock’s new solo CD, “Keyboard Transcriptions,” will be available on the Centaur label in early May 2017, and includes Prokofiev’s transcription of his Romeo and Juliet ballet, as well as the Gershwin-Wild Seven Virtuoso Etudes. Mr. Adcock has collaborated with many notable musicians, among them Denyce Graves, Ani Kavafian, Gervase dePeyer, James Buswell, Timothy Eddy, Carol Wincenc and the St. Petersburg String Quartet. A former Artist-in-Residence at the Aspen Institute (MD), Mr. Adcock has been affiliated with many chamber series and summer festivals and was for 17 years a faculty member of the Musicorda Festival. Mr. Adcock is currently associate piano faculty at the Sarasota Music Festival, a faculty member of the Washington Conservatory of Music in Bethesda, MD, and artistic director of the UU Chalice Concert Series in Columbia, MD. A native of Virginia, Mr. Adcock makes his home in Silver Spring, MD. Michael Adcock’s website is: www.michaeladcockpiano.com

We revisit some findings from our previous episode with our friend Michael Adcock, who dives deep on how tournament data can map out all sorts of things -- but especially team strategies! It's hard to sum this one up, because we hit on quite a lot. Set aside 90 minutes and come exploring with us!

On tonight's Nashville Film Radio we have actos Sark Asadourian and Michael Adcock, and live music from Amanda Cornett.