Podcasts about pulsepoint

JEMS Editor-in-Chief Dr. Ted Lee talks with Richard Price, founder and president of the PulsePoint Foundation. PulsePoint is a 501(c)(3) public non-profit foundation building applications that help public safety agencies inform and engage their citizens.

Amid a constantly evolving data privacy landscape, identity initiatives have been enabling personalized experiences for audiences in an omnichannel environment. This podcast discussion will explore how PulsePoint powers this approach for HCP and developments on the horizon.Check us out at: mmm-online.com   Follow us:  YouTube: @MMM-online TikTok: @MMMnews Instagram: @MMMnewsonline Twitter/X: @MMMnews LinkedIn: MM+M   To read more of the most timely, balanced and original reporting in medical marketing, subscribe here.

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This podcast explores the transformation of healthcare marketing through AI, highlighting the shift from manual processes to automated solutions that enhance efficiency and decision-making. It discusses the integration of AI tools like GPT models for data management, the impact on workforce roles, and the importance of data quality in driving successful outcomes. The talk concludes with a vision for the future and a call to action for industry leaders to embrace AI to remain competitive in a digitally evolving landscape.Check us out at: mmm-online.com   Follow us:  YouTube: @MMM-online TikTok: @MMMnews Instagram: @MMMnewsonline Twitter/X: @MMMnews LinkedIn: MM+M   To read more of the most timely, balanced and original reporting in medical marketing, subscribe here.

Kinesso and PulsePoint, two leaders in healthcare marketing, will talk to the audience about four key changes currently taking place in the industry: Addressability, Channel Proliferation, Real-time Measurement and Sequential Messaging. They'll help the audience understand the drivers and implications of these changes, and will discuss what their organizations are doing to address these changes and continue to deliver value for pharma brands.  Check us out at: mmm-online.com Follow us: YouTube: @MMM-onlineTikTok: @MMMnewsInstagram: @MMMnewsonlineTwitter/X: @MMMnewsLinkedIn: MM+M To read more of the most timely, balanced and original reporting in medical marketing, subscribe here.

The word "content" is a buzzword that has been widely used across various industries, particularly in the digital marketing space. However, due to its frequent usage, its meaning may have become diluted or even lost in translation. In essence, content refers to any form of media or information businesses or individuals use to promote their brand, generate revenue, and engage with their target audience. Creating high-quality and consistent content is essential for you as business owners looking to build your brand, increase your online presence, and attract more customers. People like to do business with people they like and know, and part of building trust and awareness is putting good content out there.Join today's conversation with John Egan, a content marketing strategist, writer, editor, and blogger based in Austin, Texas. Over the years, John has built highly successful content marketing programs for various companies, including Bankrate Insurance, SpareFoot, and LawnStarter. With his vast knowledge and expertise in content creation, John has helped numerous businesses achieve their content marketing goals, including National Real Estate Investor, CultureMap, Bankrate.com, CreditCards.com, Vitacost.com, Self Lender, LendingTree, Credit Karma, PolicyGenius, Pulsepoint, Convey, Eucalypt Media, Muck Rack, and the Urban Land Institute. Prior to his career in content marketing, John worked as a reporter and editor for various newspapers, where he honed his craft in writing and editing. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from the University of Kansas and a Master's degree in Communications from Southern New Hampshire University.Key Highlights from the Show[00:01] Episode intro and a quick bio of the guest, John Egan [01:48] How to create good quality quantity content that is worth your time[02:58] A bit about John and what got him into content marketing[05:31] How to create a personal brand and content marketing strategy[08:48] Doing market research to figure out a good content marketing strategy[09:33] How John got his hands dirty to distribute and promote content out there [11:49] Why patience and dedication are important in marketing strategy[13:13] How to avoid getting obsessed with numbers when starting out[15:59] How to build awareness and trust through creating content[18:47] John's rules around content creation and promotion time[19:48] What is AI, and how it affects content creation [25:22] John's definition of good content[27:11] How to handle reactions that come with putting your content out there[30:28] How to improve your content to get positive feedback from your audience[32:23] What John wishes he had put more resources into when he started entrepreneurship [34:37] Best ways to reach out to John and how to get his book[35:16] Ending the show Resources mentioned The Stripped-Down Guide To Content Marketing John Egan: https://www.amazon.com/Stripped-Down-Guide-Content-Marketing-Beginners/dp/B0BHJJ2V63Notable QuotesEverybody has a personal brand; you don't have to be Coca-Cola to be a brand; every company, every business, every organization, and every school has a brand, Thank you for listening to FROM MD To Entrepreneur PodcastTune in every Wednesday, 5 AM PST. Follow Us on our socials Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/frommdpodcast/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/from-md-to-entrepreneur/ Website - https://www.frommd.com/episodes/

Cody Shea and Vern Porter from the Tacoma Fire Department sit down with the GCP crew to talk about their remarkable documentary, The Call We Carry. Based out of Tacoma, the documentary highlights the crisis that is brewing amongst today's first responders. In a culture where showing vulnerability means showing weakness, this ground-breaking documentary attempts to break down these barriers and smash the stigma of mental health in the fire service. Follow the journeys of 4 Tacoma Firefighters as they share their stories of pain, sacrifice, and resiliency in the midst of an unprecedented call volume increase. The film provides an intimate glimpse into the lives of those who put it all on the line every day, in an effort to prove, once and for all, that NO ONE FIGHTS ALONE… 00:10 – They kick off the episode talking about ghost hauntings, Justin welcomes Cody and Vern, and Vern shares when he was last at the Union Club. They talk about how The Union Club has evolved over the years, Cody talks about the station he's been at and how long he's been there. He talks about the area he covers, the levels of care in the field, and Vern explains why firefighters go to every call. He talks about how long he's been a firefighter, how he ended up as a Tacoma firefighter, and Cody talks about feeling the pulse of the city living downtown. He explains how the app Pulse Point has changed their job, the competitive nature of firefighting, and what brought him into this line of work. 19:57 – Cody talks about what got him started with doing social media for the Tacoma Fire Department, what led him to make the documentary, and Justin talks about the power behind Vern's story. Vern discusses what it feels like since the making of the video, the struggles he's faced since the documentary's release, and how firefighters are counselors for people in the community. Justin speaks on how the movie highlights the emergency call volume increase over the years, Scotts talks about the importance for other firefighters across the country to watch the video, and Jeff shares his appreciation for the cinematography within the movie. 38:25 – Vern speaks to how the job takes a particular type of people to do it, the various adrenalin things they do for extra hobbies, and Cody talks about the amazing honesty behind Vern's story. Justin talks about getting in on the last showing of the documentary, Cody shares that he didn't know the film was going to go the way it has, and Vern talks about the impact PTSD has on their significant others and children in their lives. Justin jumps into coaster questions, Vern shares his love of the show Tacoma FD, and Cody talks about his respect for the show. 58:40 – Vern talks about the funding restraints in Tacoma, Cody talks about the population increase in the community, and Vern shares how many new stations Tacoma has put in in the past 20 years. He talks about the stress on the crews, the mandatory overtime involved, and the city's workforce limitations. Vern explains how Seattle has done a better job at expanding its fire departments than Tacoma, the city council's shortcomings, and how they have a backup from other areas to cover for them if they don't have the manpower available when calls come in. Thank you, Cody and Vern, for sharing your story and the amazing work you do for our community!! Special Guest: The Call We Carry.

HOUR 1Tom & Tom talk about NFL standingsTom S overviews his CBI Media fundraising last weekPresident Xi Jinping is likely to be re-elected for an unprecedented third 5-year in China / (MB) https://www.morningbrew.com/daily/stories/2022/10/16/xi-jinping-asserts-power-as-white-house-hits-china-s-chip-industry?What will bring voters to the polls? Abortion...Student Loan Forgiveness... / (NPR) https://www.npr.org/2022/10/17/1128708379/student-debt-abortion-midtermsTom & Tom and talk about American accountability and abusers of the systemHerschel Walker debated Senator WarnockNYT/Siena Poll shows Republicans have the edge / (NYT) https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/17/us/politics/republicans-economy-nyt-siena-poll.html?HOUR 2Tom & Tom talk about weekend activitiesTom S discusses Homer H.S. football defeating Houston H.S.Joe from South Anchorage will vote "No" on the AK Constitutional ConventionState Representative Kevin McCabe on supporting the AK Constitutional Convention Tom & Tom talk races and the ADN article on fundraising / (ADN) https://www.adn.com/politics/2022/10/16/alaska-liberal-and-moderate-legislative-candidates-see-fundraising-leads-in-key-races/PulsePoint, a free smartphone application that sends alerts to people within a 1-mile radius of a potentially life-threatening emergency to recruit their assistance before paramedics arrive / (ADN) https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/anchorage/2022/10/16/anchorage-will-soon-launch-a-way-to-crowdsource-potentially-lifesaving-help/

My guest in this episode is Gareth Shaw. Gareth Shaw is the President, the UK & Europe of Doceree, the first global network of physician-only platforms for programmatic messaging. Prior to joining Doceree, Gareth was the General Manager, Global Programmatic, of PulsePoint where he led the programmatic and operations divisions. Previously, he has held roles at Yahoo! and Experian.  Throughout his career, Gareth has gained vast experience in sales and operations across the digital media and advertising technology sectors. He has a well-regarded background in building high-performance teams and implementing strategic plans to facilitate the growth of his organizations.   

On the latest episode of Chesterfield Behind the Mic, we talk to Chief Deputy Fire Marshal Sal Luciano of Chesterfield County Fire & EMS about PulsePoint, an exciting new program that gives everyday people the chance to save a life. In this episode, Luciano explains how PulsePoint works, why it can play such a critical role in emergency response, what county residents need to know to get involved, and much more.   Credits: Director: Martin Stith Executive Producer: Susan S. Pollard Co-Executive Producer: Teresa Bonifas Producer/Writer/Host: Brad Franklin Director of Photography/Editor: Matt Boyce Camera Operator/Promotions: Vernon Freeman Graphics: Debbie Wrenn Promotions and Media: J. Elias O'Neal and Liz Hart   Music: Hip Hop This by Seven Pounds Inspiring Electronic Rock by Alex Grohl   Guest:  Sal Luciano, Chief Deputy Fire Marshal, Chesterfield County Fire & EMS   Filmed in-house by the Department of Communications and Media   Chesterfield.gov/podcast    Follow us on social media! On Facebook, like our page:  Chesterfield Behind the Mic. On Twitter, you can find us at  @ChesterfieldVa and on Instagram it's @ChesterfieldVirginia. And you can also watch the podcast on WCCT TV Thursday through Sunday at 7 p.m. as well as on weekends at noon on Comcast Channel 98 and Verizon Channel 28.

Dr. Kevin Lewis is the President of SSM Health/St. Anthony Hospital and every Tuesday morning he joins us to talk about the latest medical health news and answer questions. Today we discussed topics like:  Schools remove mask mandates, so what can we expect in the next steps? Getting closer to COVID moving to an ‘endemic' status. Voluntary masking when people feel ill, as is more common in other countries. Discussing Bob Odenkirk's heart attack and understanding more about what happened and how preventative measures may have helped him live through it. There's an app (Pulse Point) that crowdsources CPR-trained individuals in the event that someone nearby suffers a heart attack.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gareth is the President UK&EU at Doceree, the world's first global platform for programmatic physician marketing. Prior to Doceree Gareth worked on the senior leadership team at PulsePoint where he helped scale the business to the point where they were strategically acquired by WebMD. Gareth has over 15 years experience in digital holding roles at Yahoo and Experian. It was at PulsePoint that he began his journey into the Health vertical, he has lofty aspirations for the role Doceree can play in improving Healthcare globally through more effective physician engagement.

As the third decade of the 21st century approaches, we all find ourselves living in a world we didn’t create and we do not understand. There are too many current challenges to list here, but I suspect many readers and listeners feel a lot of tension about the future. The goal of Charlottesville Community Engagement is to provide a bit of relief in the form of information and context, all with an aim of helping as many people as possible at least try to understand. I’m Sean Tubbs, and that hope is what’s fueled my entire career. Don’t miss an installment or podcast! Sign up! On today’s program:Charlottesville’s Fire Chief gives an update on his efforts to move the Fire Department into the 21st century by playing a major EMS role Dr. Denise Bonds of the Blue Ridge Health District updates City Council on COVID and vaccinations And City Council tells staff to advertise a tax rate increase of ten cents as they build the budget year for fiscal year 2023The first shout-out goes to LEAPWhen you think of romance, you might not immediately think of energy efficiency - but the folks at LEAP think keeping your family comfortable at home is a great way to show you care during the month of love. Your local energy nonprofit wants to make sure you are getting the most out of your home all year round, and LEAP offers FREE home weatherization to income- and age-qualifying residents. If someone in your household is age 60 or older, or you have an annual household income of less than $74,950, you may qualify for a free energy assessment and home energy improvements such as insulation and air sealing. Sign up today to lower your energy bills, increase comfort, and reduce energy waste at home!Charlottesville Pandemic updateAll of today’s program focuses on Council and let’s start with the second thing first, followed by the last thing second, and the first thing last. The director of the Blue Ridge Health District appeared before Charlottesville City Council last night for another update on the pandemic. Dr. Denise Bonds reminded Council there’s been a surge of COVID cases since December that is only just now beginning to recede.“This of course represents omicron, the highly contagious variant that causes thousands and thousands of cases across the United States and really the world,” Dr. Bonds said. Today the Virginia Department of Health reports another 4,689 new cases and the percent positivity has further declined to 19.1 percent. Dr. Bonds said there is still a high transmission risk in the community that’s much higher than at most parts of the pandemic. She recommends people continue to be vigilant. “Even though generally omicron is much milder and we have a large percentage of our population that are vaccinated and thus either weren’t infected or didn’t suffer illness that was as serious, there’s a high number of unvaccinated individuals in our community who are still driving very high hospital numbers,” Dr. Bonds said. Dr. Bonds said this surge also saw increases in cases with children under the age of 11, particularly with vaccines still not being authorized for those under 5 but that may happen in the near future. “However the numbers are really still being driven by adults at this point in time,” Dr. Bonds said. So far, Dr. Bonds said the Omicron subvariant has yet to be found in Virginia. She urges people to continue to get vaccinated.“There have continued to be individuals that get their first vaccination and we’re up by almost a thousand individuals since the last time I spoke with you about a month ago so that’s great!” Dr. Bonds said. Dr. Bonds also said it is crucial that people who have not had their booster dose yet to get it as soon as possible. She also encourages people to upgrade their mask from cloth to at least a surgical or medical mask. Yesterday, the Virginia Supreme Court declined to hear a lawsuit filed by parents in Chesterfield County against Governor Glenn Youngkin’s revocation of a mask mandate in public schools. Councilor Sena Magill asked Dr. Bonds her opinion.“The CDC definitely recommends that mask use is an important mitigation strategy for both adults and children in school,” Dr. Bonds said. “I no longer have school age children but if I did have school age children I would have them wear masks in school.” Dr. Bonds said the long-term ramifications of a COVID infection are not yet known because even after nearly two years of a pandemic, the virus is still novel. For a list of places where you can get a vaccine, visit the Blue Ridge Health District website. Council directs staff on tax rate So far this year, Council has had two discussions of the budget for the next fiscal year but they gave their first significant direction Monday night. At their work session last Thursday, Council were told they needed to decide whether they wanted to advertise an increase in the tax rate above 95 cents per $100 of assessed value. For all of that discussion, go back to Saturday’s installment of this newsletter. Senior Budget Analyst Krisy Hammill said that a five-cent increase in the tax rate would not be enough to cover the additional debt service for a capital improvement plan that includes $75 million for renovations to Buford Middle School. Council also wants to honor the goal of putting $10 million toward affordable housing initiative for at least ten years. “In actuality, the five-cent tax increase does not afford the $75 million addition,” Hammill said. Hammill showed a variety of different scenarios, but said five-cents are all that is needed to be dedicated to capital. “Ten cents we don’t need,” Hammill said. “Seven isn’t quite there but seven and a half is a little more than we need so I think we’re somewhere seven and eight cents to comfortably cover $75 million.” The update to Council was not on the agenda for the meeting but was delivered during the report from the Interim City Manager. (February 7 presentation)Deputy City Manager Ashley Marshall said comparing tax rates doesn’t tell the whole picture. For instance, Roanoke has a tax rate of $1.22 per assessed value, but there’s a reason. “The average median house cost is $225,000 so when you think of that and a $1.22 tax rate, it’s going to hit a little different than in Loudoun County, where the average median home value is $625,000,” Marshall said. This year, residential assessments went up 11.7 percent and 67 households lost the ability to apply for tax relief because they now exceed the $375,000 cap. The city would have to ask the General Assembly for a charter amendment to increase that amount. Hammill showed a slide that depicted how much of a tax increase would occur. For instance, a hypothetical property assessed at $300,000 paid $3,487 in 2021. That would increase to $3,895 in 2022 without a tax increase. That would increase to $4,305 in 2022 with a ten cent tax increase. Deputy City Manager Sam Sanders said a ten cent tax increase would also allow more funding for the Charlottesville Affordable Housing Fund to meet the affordable housing fund, a local match to extend a federal grant for firefighters (see below) and more. That had the support of Vice Mayor Juandiego Wade.“I think that at least even though we may not do the whole ten cents to give the staff direction tonight at least to go with that so we know we can’t go higher but we can certainly go lower,” Wade said. Councilor Michael Payne said he would support that rate. “We’re not even having a serious conversation until you begin with a ten cent real estate tax increase because otherwise it is not affordable,” Payne said. “I’m comfortable with advertising that at the rate to start out conversation but I still don’t think that gets us to a point where we are having a realistic conversation about the state of our budget.”Mayor Lloyd Snook said he was concerned about raising the property tax rate this year because of the assessment increase, but called Charlottesville undertaxed. He said he wanted to increase a half-percent raise in the meals tax. That would yield just over $1.25 million according to staff projections. “At meals tax, we are at the moment I believe just a little on the low side and that may give us a little more than a million plus a year,” Snook said. Councilor Brian Pinkston said he supported the advertisement of ten cents.“I’m not personally convinced yet that we need to raise it by a dime,” Pinkston said. “Maybe we do. Maybe it’s seven and a half cents. I’m not sure. Maybe it’s just a nickel but for me it is just for the purposes of this conversation tonight is the advertisement piece.” Councilor Sena Magill took ownership.“I support advertising it,” Magill said. “It was my idea.” With that, the recommendation was officially made and check the classified section of the Daily Progress this weekend. The unscheduled conversation took an hour. At this point in mind, do remember that advertising a tax rate is not the same as adopting one. There are a lot more variables that may come into play between now and April. Some other budget items that were brought up include the potential of using $3 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding to pay back the general fund for the use of FY21 surplus money to pay COVID-related bonuses to employees. The school system is also hoping to use up to $8 million in ARPA funding toward school infrastructure above and beyond school reconfiguration. “That’s still a number which is not in any of the scenarios that I presented to you,” Hammill said. Hammill said the budget staff is anticipating a surplus in FY22 as well as in previous years. “A lot of our big revenues, they are performing better than we had originally projected as we continue to recover from COVID,” Hammill said. Shout out to the Sisters Project Peru:In today’s second subscriber-supported public service announcement, this Friday an art auction will be held at the Fry’s Spring Beach Club to help raise funds for a sustainable medical clinic in rural Peru. The Sisters Project Peru was created to increase access to to healthcare in order to improve quality of life and empower women in Huacahuasi, a rural village in the Sacred Valley of Peru. The art auction will be held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. with light refreshment and live music. Covid protocol is in effect and masks are required. Learn more at SistersProjectPeru.com. Registration in advance is required. Fire Chief Smith presents 21st century vision for the Charlottesville Fire DepartmentIn the early part of the City Council meeting, Fire Chief Hezedean Smith has a long conversation with the five-elected officials. Smith has been in the position since December 2020 and he wanted to reflect on the time so far. “There’s been a lot of tragedy within our community and fortunately our firefighters, they remain committed in terms of serving the community to their fullest, in spite of COVID and in spite of all the other challenges that they face,” Smith said. Last year, a structure fire on Cherry Avenue killed two people, the first fatalities from a fire since 2010. Smith said another challenge was the fire on January 13 at the Charlottesville Towers apartment complex in North Downtown. No one was killed, but many residents were displaced and returned to smoke-damaged units. “We’re committed and we’re embracing the forces that are impacting the 21st century fire and emergency services in our community, certainly in alignment with what’s going on across the United States, “ Smith said. “Charlottesville is no stranger to multiple all-hazards type of incidents that we have to be prepared to respond to.” During his time, the Fire Department has adopted a strategic plan which is “employee-driven.” Chief Smith said the goal is to become a “21st century fire service” as defined by a white paper issued by the Center for Public Safety Excellence. (read the white paper) (EMS Agenda 2050)“And alongside that, there’s an EMS agenda for the future which kind of looks at how you should prepare yourselves now as we move forward into the future and what are the elements related to an EMS system?”  Smith asked. “Fortunately for us we are a fire-based EMS system service model which is a little bit different than it was years ago when we were just focused only on fire. We are an all-hazards department.”Before Smith arrived, the Federal Emergency Management Agency awarded Charlottesville a nearly $3.5 million grant under the Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response program. That allowed the fire department to hire 15 additional personnel. Last year the dispatch system was changed in order to speed up response times. “About eight minutes, ideally,” Smith said. “That’s the framework that we have established and ultimately we have demonstrated through a GIS analysis to confirm that we should be able to arrive at an incident within that period of time.” That dispatch system also matches the system used by Albemarle County in order to help regional cooperation and mutual aid. “And we are just basically trying to align our protocols and our response model to meet the needs of our community so at any one time we know where all of our units are located in the city,” Smith said. Smith said that later this month the Fire Department will release an app called PulsePoint to alert people to others who are having cardiac arrests nearby in the hopes of getting cardio-pulmonary resuscitation happening as early as possible. “We provide CPR training, we identify neighborhoods that are at risk, and education them on proper living and things of that sort,” Smith said. “It’s not just about running with lights and sirens to medical calls and car accidents and things of that nature. It’s actually becoming more engaged in our community and educating our community and hopefully they can recognize early signs and symptoms of strokes, heart attacks, and things of that sort.”Smith said data shows that the 10th and Page neighborhood in particular is first in cardiac arrests and third in diabetic emergencies.  Last year, representatives from the Charlottesville-Albemarle Rescue Squad (CARS) complained to Council that the new dispatch system shuts them out of service calls. Smith said he has since met with their chief and other top officials and said they will play a role in the future. “One of their goals, goal 3, looks at mobile integrated health, exploring roles of the providers with mental health,” Smith said. “CARS’ community involvement, CPR training, stop-the-bleed training, all of those things are of essence for us,” Smith said. Smith’s appearance before Council came at the same time the budget for FY23 is being put together, including the five-year capital plan. The draft budget shows an additional spending of $1.2 million for a replacement for the bypass fire station, for a total of $4.2 million in authorization for bonds that have not yet been issued. Smith hopes Council will continue to support this expenditure and consider others in the future. “It’s dilapidated, it’s sad,” Chief Smith said. “I don’t know if you’ve been in there but it’s unfortunate that our firefighters have to live there. Ultimately the Ridge Street fire station also has to be on the roadmap as well because that is just as old if not older with cracks in the wall that we’ve been monitoring for a number of years.”The Ridge Street station was built in 1959. The bypass station was built in 1950, according to the city’s property records. Senior Budget Analyst Krisy Hammill said that additional money should fully fund the project. Chief Smith also said firefighters also have to be paid more and said they are not making as much as those in Albemarle. “I am pleading with you to support our firefighters because it ties in with retention, it ties in with recruitment, it ties in with their families,” Smith said. “I can probably count on one hand how many of them live in the city of Charlottesville. They travel for hours sometime to come and serve this community.” Support the program!Special announcement of a continuing promo with Ting! Are you interested in fast internet? Visit this site and enter your address to see if you can get service through Ting. 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Today on the podcast, I'm talking with Gareth Shaw. Gareth is the President, UK & Europe of Doceree, the first global network of physician-only platforms for programmatic messaging. In this episode, Gareth and I talk about leading high performing work teams and how you can maintain your high performing teams digitally during the pandemic. Gareth also shares information about pharma marketing and technology in the pharma industry. What You'll Learn This Episode: The definition of a high performing work team Challenges for teams who want to be high performing The Five Dysfunctions of a Team and how you can avoid them The characteristics of leaders in charge of high performing teams The background of Doceree How the pandemic has changed the pharma marketing space Maintaining and building a high performing team digitally Programmatic marketing How programmatic solutions are improving the healthcare of the pharma industry About the Guest: Gareth Shaw is the President, UK & Europe of Doceree, the first global network of physician-only platforms for programmatic messaging. Prior to joining Doceree, Gareth was the General Manager, Global Programmatic, of PulsePoint where he led the programmatic and operations divisions. Further, he was the Senior Direct Response Sales Specialist at Yahoo! Throughout his career, Gareth has gained vast experience in the sales categories across the digital media and advertising technology sectors. He has a well-regarded background for building high-performance teams and implementing strategic plans to facilitate the growth of his organizations. Important Links: https://doceree.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/gareth-shaw-9214403/?originalSubdomain=uk --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leansolutions/support

SLO City Fire P.I.O. James Blattler called in to First Look with Andy Morris to talk about Pulsepoint and its importance in our community.

Washington Heights native Sueheiri comes thru to discuss her recently opened candle cafe and her candle business. Tune in to a dope ass woman, giving game.

Your Weekly Pulse Point check-in is a time to check in on your projects and see how far along you are and if you're on track to meet your deadline. It's also a time to check in with yourself and see I what you can let go of: ideas, tasks, certain projects.Today we'll be exploring why check ins are so helpful & how you can get started creating or revamping your own. Much like the human body has a regulatory temperature, our lives and businesses also have a pulse point we can check. Identifying status points help you monitor the overall state of you and your business and help you make changes and adapt as needed. Links mentioned during the show:Daily Productivity & Brain Dump BookEpisode 169: The Simple StandardEpisode 154: Focus ProjectsEpisode 170: How I Use Weekly Theme Days in My BusinessEnergy Driver Habit TrackerPublish Your Own PlannerMindfulProductivityBlog.comCome say hi on Instagram @mindfulprodutivityblogxoxoSarahSupport the show (https://mp.vipmembervault.com/products)

Every year, pharma companies spend billions of dollars in the U.S. on TV advertising. But the industry's media planning and buying are still based largely on assumptions grounded in traditional linear TV—even though TV consumption has become increasingly fragmented across platforms and devices. Today, ads served on internet-connected devices—also known as CTV advertising—present an untapped opportunity for pharma marketers. To take advantage of these, pharma must rethink its media strategy and gain an understanding of the role CTV can play in connecting with audiences across devices and formats.To uncover some key insights driving these communications, MM+M partnered with PulsePoint on a survey entitled CTV Advertising: An untapped opportunity for pharma marketers. The survey results presented here will help those in pharma marketing and brand management understand emerging CTV trends across the industry, and how they can leverage these trends in order to reach consumers in a more targeted way.

Simeone, VP of marketing at PulsePoint, joins Marc Iskowitz to explain findings from its half-year State of Health Media report, including keys for healthcare marketers to reach HCP and patient audiences in 2022.

I invite guests to share personal stories about acts of leadership that help shape their lives. In Episode 102, Gareth Shaw explains how quotations by Gary Player and Peter Drucker have helped him with his career. He then shares a story about when he transitioned from being an individual contributor to being a manager. Next, Gareth advises how we can strengthen our leadership capabilities. Prologue Gareth Shaw is passionate about building and optimizing performance, whether with businesses, teams, processes, or bicycles. He is the President, UK & Europe of Doceree, an organization that enables programmatic marketing to physicians. Gareth has worked at PulsePoint, Yahoo, and Experian. He lives in Buckinghamshire, England, which is about fifty miles outside of London. 01:21 Part 1: Work, Luck, and Truths about Organizations Gareth shares two quotations, one from Gary Player and the other from Peter Drucker, that have shaped how Gareth works. 07:57 Part 2: Leadership Lifelines In this story, Gareth shares how he transitioned from an individual contributor to a manager. He describes what happens to help him develop his leadership capabilities and how he continues to strengthen how he leads. 22:12 Part 3: Embrace Growth Gareth advises us on how we can strengthen our leadership capabilities. He describes what he calls radical candor. _________________________________ How You Can Support the Show Unlabeled Leadership is a free service for people to learn about leadership. If you want to support the show, you can make a $0.99 donation. Your support reduces production expenses. https://anchor.fm/unlabeled-leadership/support No transcript available (future enhancement) Episode links Gareth's LinkedIn Profile Company's website, LinkedIn company page, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube My Shot: Gary Player Article, A Short Explanation about Fixed and Growth Mindsets Jim Collins, Good to Great Episode 22: Lisa Wicker Meets You Where You Are Episode 87: Ed Gash on Gratitude for Feedback Episode 93: Ty Bennett Distinguishes Motivation from Removing Inhibitors Gary DePaul's website Background Music You can find all the musical tracks at Envato Elements. 00:00 Theme music: Uplift Corporate Inspire by OlexandrIgnatov 01:03 Corporate by fatbunny 07:38 Tantalizingly Swing Jazz by EasyTunes 21:53 Commercial Music by SersalStudio 25:04 Fun and Flirtyby BrownHouseMedia Lead on! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unlabeled-leadership/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/unlabeled-leadership/support

M&A is on fire. Which means not just combining companies, but merging cultures. And there's where so many deals fall apart or fail to live up to expectations. (Some research shows that 75% of M&A deals bomb.) And it's often because the team was too busy making sure the technology was compatible or figuring out how to streamline the sales organization or merge brands. Nobody bothered to figure out if the 2 teams were aligned in the first place. Such a shame. So, I found an expert to guide us on doing it properly. Sloan Gaon is CEO of PulsePoint, the leading global authority in programmatic health advertising, recently acquired by WebMD parent company Internet Brands. Prior, he was CEO of DotMenu, acquired by GrubHub. And he led M&A at Miva, acquired by Adknowledge. He's forgotten more about M&A than most will ever know. So, he knows how to assess teams for compatibility. In this 20-minute conversation, he reveals how to do it (and potentially avoid a huge M&A mistake)  

First Responder families are usually pretty familiar with the the apps that can be used for 24 hour access to 911 calls associated with the department your first responder spouse works for. In this episode, Dr. Rachelle (Fire Wife) and Dr. Alma (Police Wife) discuss boundaries around these and the many uses, and misuses, that can come from using scanners and pulse point at home. 

Fire Chief Douglas Schrage knew that a community-centered solution was needed to improve sudden cardiac arrest survival rates and response times in his remote Alaskan borough. Tune in to hear how Fairbanks was able to educate citizens and pull together 11 mostly volunteer fire departments to successfully rollout PulsePoint, resulting in a sustainable, impactful program.

PulsePoint App, FEMA youth Preparedness Council and canning fireplace ashes

PulsePoint App, FEMA youth Preparedness Council and canning fireplace ashes

This podcast spotlights a topic that is essential to all public safety entities. We discuss the importance of AED registry and how information using the PuslsePoint App is making a difference specifically in San Diego and Tallahassee and how it can make a difference in your community. We're joined by Maureen O'Connor, Program Manager with the City of San Deigo and Mike Jachles, Chair of the Florida Association of Public Information Officers (PIO) & Florida PIO Deployment Team. They share how they're saving lives, interacting with the media and making a difference in local government. The discussion will include:  Adding AEDs into your communityApproving AEDs in PulsePointResources for implementationHIPAA ConcernsMedia Relations Sponsored by: PulsePoint

Hollie Chessman, Director of Research at the American Council on Education joins us to discuss the Pulse Point survey series, presidents' growing concern for mental health, and strategies for addressing the student mental health crisis during COVID and beyond.

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Be a proactive bystander by increasing people's chances of surviving with an app called PulsePoint. Emily and Jared talk to Dr. Brooks, an emergency room physician, on how he brought PulsePoint to the Kingston community. DOWNLOAD on Apple Store & Google Play Store TODAY! To learn more about PulsePoint click HERE: https://www.pulsepoint.org ~Follow Us~ To stay updated on future giveaways, information, and episodes! Facebook: SA Voice Podcast Instagram: @savoicepodcast ~Follow the Student Association~ To stay updated on events, giveaways, and much more! Instagram: @sa_slc Website: saslc.ca Looking for St. Lawrence College resources and updates? Try these! https://www.stlawrencecollege.ca/about/covid-19-resources-students/ https://www.stlawrencecollege.ca/about/information-on-covid-19/ ~Listen to Us On~ SoundCloud: Voice Podcast Spotify: Student Association Voice Podcast Google Play: Student Association Voice Podcast Apple Podcasts: Voice Podcast

This episode of iCHIEFS podcasts focuses on the PulsePoint app which serves 4,000 communities and boosts more than 2.5 million users. The app harnesses technology and citizen response to provide life-saving assistance to a victim of sudden cardiac arrest. Richard Price, President of the PulsePoint Foundation discusses key elements of this innovative application.  Which includes:  How this application is being utilized in communities in the US and CanadaEvolution of the app – Verified ResponderResidential Activation due to Cardiac Arrest DataLessons Learned from a Pilot Program Sponsored by: PulsePoint

If anyone is passionate about digital technologies and their impact on our future, it’s Michael Gale. In 2001, Michael founded and sold two companies Strategic Oxygen, a leading data toolset for marketers in the technology industry and Pulsepoint group. He has been a group partner at Monitor Group and was the chief web officer/GM at Micron Technology.As the host of Forbes Insights Futures InFocus podcast, Michael’s experience and passion for digital tech are evident. He engages in conversations with global visionaries and leaders who are thinking about our world 10 years from now, helping us design for it, and guiding us toward it in a way that allows us to thrive. Nothing is certain about the future except the need to design differently for it than the world we live in today.Only 29% of Americans think about the world of 10 years from now and only once a week (Institute of the Future research 2017), yet 95%+ of us will be living in a world dominated by different ways of working, entertaining, eating, transporting ourselves, educating and raising our families. How the digital technologies now dominating our world will change how we think about the world that is far closer than we realize should be a question we each get insight on each week.Michael brings together visionaries who are charged with the responsibility to help guide and stimulate the thinking necessary to drive design and actions that will change the world we’ll be living in 10 years from now. Our future will be identified and defined by decisions, ideas, and practices that we start putting into play today. Through his conversations with CEOs of startups, Global 2000 executives, academics, and innovative thinkers, Michael hopes to spark new ways for us to do anything and everything right now to help prepare us to thrive in the future.https://www.linkedin.com/in/migale/https://twitter.com/futuresinfocushttps://www.instagram.com/futures_in_focus_podcast/https://www.forbesinsightsfif.com/pods-landinghttps://www.inc.digital/ 

You've got questions about Pulse Point? We've got the answers! Join the CERCs today as they unpack all the details about the new Pulse Point Program. Disclaimer: Episodes are recorded in advance. Staff members may have resigned from their position with Alpha Kappa Psi before the episode is live.

Hawaii County Fire Department has joined 3800 other communities in using Pulse Point, a free app you can download to your phone from the App Store.  It alerts users to the locations of Fire Department incidents, including where CPR is needed.  Host Sherry Bracken talks with HFD Captain Mike Lam of the EMS Bureau about the new app, and why it is so very important for those who know CPR to start CPR when somebody has cardiac arrest, even before the ambulance arrives.  Why?  Lam tells us organ death starts within 2 to 5 minutes, so as he says, bystander CPR is critical to the victim's survival.  He says so far, bystander CPR has tripled our island's survival rates.   I talked with the folks at Pulse Point, and they have MANY stories of successful saves, even in an infant 5 weeks old! Posting date:  Feb. 3, 2020

MCHD is excited for the county wide roll out of the PulsePoint app. Community Outreach Coordinator, Ashton Herring, joins Dr. Patrick to discuss the importance of bystander CPR in increasing survival in cardiac arrest patients. After listening, download PulsePoint and let’s get hands on chest as quickly as possible which we know is a recipe for saving lives. REFERENCES 1. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pulsepoint-respond/id500772134

Sloan Gaon is the CEO of PulsePoint, an advanced data technology company that is breaking new ground with programmatic solutions for healthcare organizations, to personalize information and improve outcomes. Sloan leads the company's vision and mission to deliver integrated, value-based digital marketing solutions for advertisers and publishers. A renowned industry veteran, Gaon has executive management expertise in global digital marketing, content, and e-commerce. Prior to joining PulsePoint, Gaon served as CEO of Dotmenu, the leading online food e-commerce company, where he successfully navigated its acquisition by Grubhub. Through Dotmenu's flagship sites Allmenus and Campusfood, Gaon successfully grew reach and revenue for the biggest network of restaurants across the nation.    Connect with Sloan Gaon:   Email: pulsepoint@n6a.com   Website: https://pulsepoint.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/PulsePointBuzz Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PulsePointBuzz/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/pulsepoint Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Website: http://jondwoskin.com/ Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Thejondwoskinexperience/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com

October is Sudden Cardiac Arrest Month. James City County Fire Chief Ryan Ashe joins us on the podcast to talk about the Greater Williamsburg Heart Safe Alliance, hands-only CPR, PulsePoint and more. Check it out and let us know what you think!

Today on the Woody and Wilcox Show: SHATG Report: National Margarita Day and Steve Irwin’s birthday; Fun With Golf Audio; Betting on the Oscars; Zion Williamson update; High school gives out “Big Boobies” award; An app will tell you if you are in a high speed chase; Chelsea bought Frank a Cameo video; Pulse Point app; It Happened in Flori-duh; And so much more!

Today on the Woody and Wilcox Show: SHATG Report: National Margarita Day and Steve Irwin’s birthday; Fun With Golf Audio; Betting on the Oscars; Zion Williamson update; High school gives out “Big Boobies” award; An app will tell you if you are in a high speed chase; Chelsea bought Frank a Cameo video; Pulse Point app; It Happened in Flori-duh; And so much more!

Over 40 defibrillators have been installed around our island since Islander Jack Sutherland's cardiac arrest at a Rotary meeting. Listen here as BIFD Fire Chief Hank Teran, Rotary president Robin Goldston, and Jack Sutherland describe this remarkable project: a heartwarming story for American Heart Month. Chief Teran was attending a rotary meeting when Rotarian Jack Sutherland suddenly collapsed in full cardiac arrest. Chief Teran assessed the situation, immediately began CPR with the help of Rotarian Sean Marcella, and called for a defibrillator. Aid cars arrived carrying the vital equipment, and three shocks and a helicopter transport to Harborview later, Jack was able to survive with no repercussions. But survival wasn't enough for Jack. Realizing that without the quick actions of Teran, Marcella, and the defibrillator he would not be here today, Jack spearheaded a Rotary project to spend $25,000 of auction moneys installing AEDs -- Automated External Defibrillators -- in police cars, at Parks District locations, and throughout the island, to ensure that these life-saving devices would be more readily available to anyone in need. Jack, who negotiated the sale of the units, installs them himself with the help of Rotarians Tom Lindsley and Tom McCloskey. He also trains people at each installation on how to use the units, and photographs the units for BIFD to add to the PulsePoint app so they're easier to locate. Curious about AED's and CPR? BIFD offers monthly hands-on training classes in both. To sign up, visit the BIFD website at https://www.bifd.org/classes-and-registration. And to get instant access to AED locations on the island, be sure to install the PulsePoint app on your mobile device. Credits: BCB  host and editor: Diane Walker; social media: Jen St. Louis.

Over 40 defibrillators have been installed around our island since Islander Jack Sutherland's cardiac arrest at a Rotary meeting. Listen here as BIFD Fire Chief Hank Teran, Rotary president Robin Goldston, and Jack Sutherland describe this remarkable project: a heartwarming story for American Heart Month. Chief Teran was attending a rotary meeting when Rotarian Jack Sutherland suddenly collapsed in full cardiac arrest. Chief Teran assessed the situation, immediately began CPR with the help of Rotarian Sean Marcella, and called for a defibrillator. Aid cars arrived carrying the vital equipment, and three shocks and a helicopter transport to Harborview later, Jack was able to survive with no repercussions. But survival wasn't enough for Jack. Realizing that without the quick actions of Teran, Marcella, and the defibrillator he would not be here today, Jack spearheaded a Rotary project to spend $25,000 of auction moneys installing AEDs -- Automated External Defibrillators -- in police cars, at Parks District locations, and throughout the island, to ensure that these life-saving devices would be more readily available to anyone in need. Jack, who negotiated the sale of the units, installs them himself with the help of Rotarians Tom Lindsley and Tom McCloskey. He also trains people at each installation on how to use the units, and photographs the units for BIFD to add to the PulsePoint app so they're easier to locate. Curious about AED's and CPR? BIFD offers monthly hands-on training classes in both. To sign up, visit the BIFD website at https://www.bifd.org/classes-and-registration. And to get instant access to AED locations on the island, be sure to install the PulsePoint app on your mobile device. Credits: BCB  host and editor: Diane Walker; social media: Jen St. Louis.

In our first podcast of 2019, host Anne Marie Van Casteren speaks with Mike LaSalle, Mark Economou and Jason Stout of Police and Fire Rescue Services about the upcoming 2019 First Responder Expo, taking place at Boca Town Center Mall on February 2, 2019 from 10am to 2pm. The event features demonstrations, free health checks, interactive activities, free food and more. It's great fun for the whole family. They also talk about a new lifesaving app called PulsePoint that notifies CPR-trained citizens at the same time first responders are contacted for a cardiac arrest situation. CONNECT WITH US

In this episode, our panelists discuss Blockchain. This discussion took place during #ProductCon NYC 2018, the biggest product management conference in the world! Moderator: Lisa Connelly. Chief Product and Operations Officer. The Panelists: Veena Xavier. Director-Programmatic Demand at PulsePoint. Daniel Brand. Account Manager at AlphaPoint Corp. Julien Tregoat. Front End Engineer & Dapp Developer at Thunder Token Inc.

This is a live excerpt of a recording during a corporate enrichment workshop for a group of employees with Jes Rosenberg. Enjoy this segment of the class! Get back to us with your thoughts on our feed.

Episode 122: Richard Price is the Founder and President of the PulsePoint Foundation.The foundation provides a suite of mobile apps designed to support public safety agencies working to improve cardiac arrest survival rates by using technology that sends nearby citizens trained in CPR to the scene. Listen how a retired Fire Chief goes from fighting fires to the tech world and the story/call that inspired Richard to start PulsePoint.

The Daily Download with Robin - Paul Britian with MFD on the PulsePoint App

Samantha Hilker the PulsePoint project manager for Gold Cross, joined the crew from AM Fox Valley to discuss the new app that is set to officially launch this weekend.

Samantha Hilker the PulsePoint project manager for Gold Cross, joined the crew from AM Fox Valley to discuss the new app that is set to officially launch this weekend.

Mack talks to Richard Price, retired Fire Chief and inventor of the Pulse Point app which is saving lives by getting off duty first responders to the scenes of accidents before emergency vehicles can make it.

"Life Can Be Pain" by The Audible Doctor from The Spread; "Race to the Lake" by Wax Stag from II; "Gas Effect (Taking Care of the World)" by Mumuy from TV Was My Daddy; "Metamorphosis" by Pinkshinyultrablast from Everything Else Matters; "At the End of Spring" by Jefre Cantu-Ledesma from A Year with 13 Moons; "Abyss (JG Thirlwell Remix)" by John Carpenter from the deluxe edition of Lost Themes; "Infected" by HELLO AGAIN from 24ever; "Strange(r) Work" by Mind Over Mirrors from The Voice Calling; "White Noise - Dys" by John T. Gast from Excerpts; "2010fx86" by Antoni Maiovvi from Avrokosm; "Pulse Point" by Noveller from Fantastic Planet; "Maidenhair Spleenwort" by Eternal Tapestry from Wild Strawberries

"Life Can Be Pain" by The Audible Doctor from The Spread; "Race to the Lake" by Wax Stag from II; "Gas Effect (Taking Care of the World)" by Mumuy from TV Was My Daddy; "Metamorphosis" by Pinkshinyultrablast from Everything Else Matters; "At the End of Spring" by Jefre Cantu-Ledesma from A Year with 13 Moons; "Abyss (JG Thirlwell Remix)" by John Carpenter from the deluxe edition of Lost Themes; "Infected" by HELLO AGAIN from 24ever; "Strange(r) Work" by Mind Over Mirrors from The Voice Calling; "White Noise - Dys" by John T. Gast from Excerpts; "2010fx86" by Antoni Maiovvi from Avrokosm; "Pulse Point" by Noveller from Fantastic Planet; "Maidenhair Spleenwort" by Eternal Tapestry from Wild Strawberries

David Still (@davidstill on twitter) and I get together and have a chat about CPR, training and terrible SMS networks! Podcast show notes at http://dscotblog.com/ Kicking off the newyear with a Podcast between my self and David Still from the ACT @Davidstill David is a 4th year Paramedics/ Nursing Student (he was in 3rd when we recorded) who recently submitted a conference poster on the use of smartphone activation of public response for apparent public cardiac arrest. He also participated in the FERNOSIM as a member of one of ACU’s Teams and we have a little reflection on how they could have trained better. The link to my I-Tunes feed for the podcast are right here, please, if you enjoy it subscribe leave a review and come and interact on the blog or twitter. If you haven’t already share the podcast with your friends, get it going around. Try and use the new year to get someone into #FOAMED For all of Australasian Journal Of Paramedics: http://ajp.paramedics.org/index.php/ajp Abstracts for SPA 2014 http://ajp.paramedics.org/index.php/ajp/article/view/132 Abstracts for PAIC 2014 http://ajp.paramedics.org/index.php/ajp/article/view/138 The papers David and I talked about relating to his poster, complete with links to find them, a few are behind paywalls. American Heart Association. Improving Survival From Sudden Cardiac Arrest: The “Chain of Survival” Concept. Circulation. 1991 May; 83(5): p. 1832-1847. http://circ.ahajournals.org/content/83/5/1832.short Brooks S. Abstract 191: Community Uptake of a Smartphone Application to Recruit Bystander Basic Life Support for Victims of Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest. Circulation. 2012;(126): p. A191. Brooks S, Worthington H, Gonedalles T, Bobrow B, Morrison L. Implementation of the PulsePoint smartphone application for crowd-sourcing bystander resuscitation. Critical Care. 2014; 18(Suppl 1): p. S176. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4069540/ Scholten A, van Manen J, van der Worp W, Ijzerman M, Doggen C. Early cardiopulmonary resuscitation and use of Automated External Defibrillators by laypersons in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest using an SMS alert service. Resuscitation. 2011;(82): p. 1273-1278. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21652136 Yonekawa C, Suzukawa M, Yamashita K, Kubota K, Yasuda Y, Kobayashi A, et al. Development of a first-responder dispatch system using a smartphone. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare. 2014; 20(2): p. 75-81. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=evelopment+of+a+first-responder+dispatch+system+using+a+smartphone. Ringh M, Fredman D, Nordberg P, Stark T, Hollenberg. Mobile phone technology identifies and recruits trained citizens to perform CPR on out-of-hospital cardiac arrest victims prior to ambulance arrival. Resuscitation. 2011; 82(12). http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21854731 Grasu A. SMS alerts for volunteer rescuers in the emergency system: Decreasing the delay in starting cardiopulmonary resuscitation [abstract]. Resuscitation. 2013; 81 (Suppl 1). http://www.resuscitationjournal.com/article/S0300-9572%2813%2900491-7/abstract Zijlstra J, Stieglis R, Riedijk F, Smeekes M, van der Worp W, Koster R. Local lay rescuers with AEDs, alerted by text messages, contribute to early defibrillation in a Dutch out-of-hospital cardiac arrest dispatch system. Resuscitation. 2014. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25132473 American Heart Association. Primary Outcomes for Resuscitation Science Studies: A Consensus Statement From the American Heart Association. Circulation. 2011 (124): p. 2158-2177. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21969010 Merchant, R., Asch, D., Hershey, J., Griffis, H., Hill, S., et al. A Crowdsourcing Innovation Challenge to Locate and Map Automated External Defibrillators. Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes. 2013 March, 6(2): p. 229- 236. DOI: 10.1161/CIRCOUTCOMES.113.000140 http://circoutcomes.ahajournals.org/content/6/2/229.extract 11. Sakai T, Iwami T, Kitamura T, Nishiyama C, Kawamura T, Kajino K, et al. Effectiveness of the new ‘Mobile AED Map’ to find and retrieve an AED: A randomised controlled trial. Resuscitation. 2011; 82(1): p. 69-73 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21051130 If you would like to read further into what is being done with mobile phones; http://www.resuscitationjournal.com/article/S0300-9572(11)00124-9/abstract?cc=y http://www.resuscitationjournal.com/article/S0300-9572(07)00594-1/abstract Featured photo is me and a classmate practicing CPR as first years at CSU 2009. Facilities were basic, but the staff were motivated and challenging.

Password management (Dashlane and LastPass), Pulse Point(emergency response app for bystanders), Google Analytics certification (resources and strategies), Profiles in IT (Andrewe Francis Kay, founder of Kay Computers), iCloud security breach (methods and tactics, over 100 celebrity accounts hacked), deleting photos on iCloud (deleting from iPhone not enough), rogue cell towers (turn off encryption, do not self-identify, dozens installed), iPhone6 update (4.7 and 5.5 inch screen, near field communication, faster A8 chip, over 60 million in production), and iPhone6 could kill the credit card (NFC payments will reach critical mass, already on Android, plastic not needed). This show originally aired on Saturday, September 6, 2014, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).

Password management (Dashlane and LastPass), Pulse Point(emergency response app for bystanders), Google Analytics certification (resources and strategies), Profiles in IT (Andrewe Francis Kay, founder of Kay Computers), iCloud security breach (methods and tactics, over 100 celebrity accounts hacked), deleting photos on iCloud (deleting from iPhone not enough), rogue cell towers (turn off encryption, do not self-identify, dozens installed), iPhone6 update (4.7 and 5.5 inch screen, near field communication, faster A8 chip, over 60 million in production), and iPhone6 could kill the credit card (NFC payments will reach critical mass, already on Android, plastic not needed). This show originally aired on Saturday, September 6, 2014, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).

  EMS 12-Lead Podcast – Episode #7 – PulsePoint In this episode of the EMS 12-Lead podcast we're joined by Richard Price of the PulsePoint Foundation. If you're not familiar with PulsePoint it used to be referred to as the San Ramon Valley Fire Department app. Richard Price PulsePoint Foundation Fire Chief, San Ramon Valley […]