Podcasts about regional hospital

There are calls for an independent body to investigate the operations at Latrobe Regional Hospital, following a string of preventable deaths and near misses. 

$220,000 has been pocketed in fines for the misuse of a bus lane opposite Wellington Regional Hospital - in just one month. Nick James reports.

This episode features two leaders in the Baptist Health South Florida system; Warren R. Selman, M.D., Chief Medical Executive, Marcus Neuroscience Institute, and Mark Larkin, Foundation President, Boca Raton Regional Hospital, share insights on the transformative work happening at Marcus Neuroscience Institute, powered by a significant philanthropic partnership. They discuss the impact of recent donations, the future of neurological treatments, and how community support is shaping world-class care in South Florida.

Dr. Mimi Benjamin has been a family practice physician for over 35 years, the last 14 in Juneau. She is the former Medical Director and creator of the Bartlett Regional Hospital Hospitalist program, which started in 2017. She is the 2018 recipient of the Golden Stethoscope award from the Alaska State Hospital and Nursing Home Association (ASHNHA) for her relentless advocacy for patient safety, for serving as the physician champion of the electronic medical record, and for cofounding and serving as medical director of Bartlett's antibiotic stewardship program. This interview was recorded in May of 2024 During legislative session, I rented an apartment from Mimi and her husband Brian who is also a physician. Somehow in my move back to Anchorage I thought I'd lost this audio, but I eventually found it. Dr. Benjamin offers an interesting perspective from her experience in Southeast Alaska on both the specific issues in Juneau but also on health care in general.

Breast Cancer Awareness Part 2: Dr. Emmanuel Boakye, Gynecologist at Greater Accra Regional Hospital, shares insights on early signs, symptoms, and prevention. Join the conversation!

The Gauteng Health Department has expressed concern over the significant increase in food poisoning cases among children, particularly in townships, informal settlements and hostels. This comes after an incident in which seven children were admitted to the Thelle Mogoerane Regional Hospital last Thursday for suspected food poisoning. Six of the children have since died, while one remains in a critical condition. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Acting Director: Public Health and Food Safety Gauteng Department of Health, Christina Mnisi 

The new Western Memorial Regional Hospital in Corner Brook has been open for more than three weeks now. One of the large units is devoted to mental health care. A lot of thought goes into the design of a hospital, of course, and the new mental health unit is no exception. Robin Snell is a health care architect with Parkin Architects, one of the firms that designed the project.

Catskills News Director Mike Sakell speaks with Steven Kelley, President and CEO and Ashima Butler, COO of Ellenville Regional Hospital. Ellenville Regional has recently embarked on a plan to replace their current facility, a $100 million dollar project. The project is dependent on a New York State Department of Health Transformation Grant, that is $50 million dollars to start.

Megan Gillespie, Chief Executive Officer at Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital joins the podcast to discuss key insights into her background & what led her to pursue leadership in healthcare, initiatives surrounding access her organization is implementing, and much more.

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Tune in as we speak with Raji Kumar, Managing Partner and CEO of Crescent Regional Hospital & Hill Regional Hospital, about healthcare leadership and industry trends. Raji shares insights into his background, successful strategies implemented in the past year, current healthcare trends, and growth strategies for the future. Gain valuable perspectives on navigating healthcare management and planning for organizational growth.

A look at the current situation and a look ahead for ProMedica Coldwater Regional Hospital.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

They've set a date. Nearly 17 years after it was first announced, the new regional hospital for western Newfoundland will finally open on June 2. It will be a proud and exciting day for many who've been involved in the project. The new Western Memorial Regional Hospital will replace the old facility, which opened in the 1970s, although part of the building dates back to 1950. The new hospital, we are told, has a "noticeable patient focus" in its design. Hilda Bellows is a project manager with NL Health Services and is responsible for Move Day plans. Paulette Morgan is the senior director of hospital clinical services with NL Health Services.

Join us for an insightful conversation with Sandra Sneed, Chief Operating Officer of Memorial Regional Hospital. Sandra provides a glimpse into the operations of Memorial Regional Hospital and discusses her current priorities and challenges. Gain valuable insights into operational KPIs and the evolving landscape of hospital management in this engaging episode.

Dr. Mike Howlett is president of the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians.

St Anthony President & CEO Alan Anderson and CFO Eric Salmonson joins John and Nathan to talk about the critical access hospital designation for St Anthony Regional Hospital.

St Anthony President & CEO Alan Anderson and CFO Eric Salmonson joins John and Nathan to talk about the critical access hospital designation for St Anthony Regional Hospital.

It's been 16 years this fall since the provincial government first announced plans for a new Western Memorial Regional Hospital. It's hard to think of a building project in this province that has been the subject of so many announcements, sod-turnings and updates. On Friday, there was another: Construction is completed. The building won't have its first patients until sometime next year. But, late last week, people got their first look inside the seven-story building in Corner Brook. Teara Freake, vice president and chief operating officer for the Western Zone with NL Health Services, spoke with reporters in a scrum.

Amber Rollins, Chief Nursing Officer at South Arkansas Regional Hospital joins the podcast to discuss her background, most successful project or initiative from the last year, how she sees the clinical workforce evolving, best advice for aspiring physician and nurse leaders, and more!

Amber Rollins, Chief Nursing Officer at South Arkansas Regional Hospital joins the podcast to discuss her background, most successful project or initiative from the last year, how she sees the clinical workforce evolving, best advice for aspiring physician and nurse leaders, and more!

Beth Steele, Chief Operating Officer at Owensboro Health Regional Hospital joins the podcast to discuss her background, top priorities right now, how her organization will evolve over the next couple years, and one change that she or her team has made that yielded great results.

Beth Steele, Chief Operating Officer at Owensboro Health Regional Hospital joins the podcast to discuss her background, top priorities right now, how her organization will evolve over the next couple years, and one change that she or her team has made that yielded great results.

Requests for proposals (RFPs) to redevelop the Tygerberg Hospital in Cape Town are expected to go out next year, says Western Cape government Department of Health and Wellness communication deputy director Mark van der Heever. "This megaproject aims to improve health infrastructure for the people of the Western Cape by replacing the current inefficient and ageing Tygerberg Hospital - which has become increasingly costly to maintain - with two modern, efficient facilities equipped with 21st century technology." Tygerberg Hospital is a tertiary hospital located in Parow. The hospital was officially opened in 1976 and is the largest hospital in the Western Cape and the second largest in South Africa. It acts as a teaching hospital, in conjunction with Stellenbosch University's Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences. The decision to redevelop the hospital was made by the provincial cabinet in 2009 already, at a then estimated cost of R5-billion, excluding equipment. "Due to the size and complexity of the hospital, its redevelopment is classified as a megaproject, and the support of not only provincial, but also national stakeholders is required," says Van der Heever. The feasibility study of the project was approved in November 2022, and is currently "in the procurement stage of the public-private partnership (PPP) cycle", he adds. "This stage involves determining the output requirements to formulate the request for proposals, which is expected to be advertised in 2024. "Should all things go according to plan, the new Central Hospital is expected to be operational by 2031." The new Central Hospital will be a new 893-bed tertiary facility on the Tygerberg Hospital estate, "thereby maintaining the facility's close linkages with higher education institutions for training health professionals and technologists", says Van der Heever. A second facility will be a new 596-bed Regional Hospital, offering Level 1 and 2 services on a site procured for this purpose at Belhar. Tygerberg Hospital will be maintained, and will remain operational until the new Central Hospital and the Belhar Hospital are operational, says Van der Heever.

https://www.japha.org/article/S1544-3191(23)00028-6/fulltext "Hannah Palsgraf went to pharmacy school at Albany College of Pharmacy in upstate NY. She completed her PGY1 at John R. Oishei Children's Hospital in Buffalo, NY and went on to complete her PGY2 in pediatrics through Philadelphia College of Pharmacy with the practice site at Children's Regional Hospital at Cooper in Camden, NJ. She currently practices as a Neonatal ICU Clinical Pharmacy Specialist at Cohen Children's Medical Center in New Hyde Park, NY on Long Island."

Hyde Park council's Stephanie Allred on Hometown Days -- Life Flight pilot Brett Reeder talks about the new helicopter base at the Logan Regional Hospital

This episode features Jonathan Davis, Chief Operating Officer at FirstHealth of the Carolinas & President of FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital. Here he discusses the growing success of virtual care post COVID as well as the importance of a strong sense of community and leadership within healthcare teams.

Hi everyone, welcome to this weeks episode. We chat to Karina, a speech pathologist working in a regional hospital. In the episode she discusses the ins and outs of her role and offers some great tips for anyone interested in working in a hospital. The essential dysphagia handbook - get it here! Professional development courses recommended - Aphasiology Symposium of Australasia, Complex Clinical Case Series by Allied Health Clinical Educators Network (allied health.education@rch.org.au for more info) Interested in becoming a Patreon member for exclusive content? Head to this link to find out more information. We hope you enjoy the episode and as well please rate the podcast and leave a review! You can find us here: Instagram: @diaryofanewgradspeechie Facebook: Diary of A New Grad Speechie Facebook Group: Diary of A New Grad Speechie Community CREDITS: Intro music- Joyful Ride, Simon Jomphe Lepine. Outro music: Fresh Fresh, Will Van De Crommert, via storyblocks.com

This episode features Zach Yoder, Chief Operating Officer at SIHF Healthcare and Touchette Regional Hospital. Here, he discusses FQHCs and the important niche they fill in the healthcare space, what the COO role entails today, advice for leaders that want to have impactful & enjoyable careers, and more.

More access. More services. More patient care space. Less wait for great healthcare. Hear from Matt Forge, Pullman Regional Hospital CEO, about what Pullman Regional Hospital's patient care expansion plan consists of and the timeline.

If you are currently pregnant and feel like you're more sensitive to traumatic stories, you may want to listen to this episode at a later date. However, if you are a midwife, student midwife or care provider, consider Steph's story essential listening because it highlights the importance of woman-centred care - even the power of a simple hand hold - in one of the most traumatic birth experiences. After an induction, Steph experienced a cord prolapse and had an emergency caesarean under general anaesthetic. She talks at length about the spectrum of care she received, the importance of support and debriefing with your birth team and her mental health in postpartum.  I'm counting down the weeks till my new book, The Complete Australian Guide to Pregnancy and Birth, is published. It covers everything you need as you journey through pregnancy and prepare for a positive birth experience. --> Pre-order it  now.

In this episode, Jim and Derek are joined by Justin and Aly to discuss how a cryptid hospital might be run. Then, we look at the age-old question: are birds dinosaurs? Finally, we keep the dinosaur train running by debating the largest dinosaur that a grizzly bear could defeat in combat. Panelists: Jim, Derek, Aly, Justin

At some point or another, we've all had an issue with our internal plumbing. Dr. John Keizur discusses different types of problems that he encounters as a urologist, innovative new technologies to help patients who are experiencing issues with their urinary tracts, and more.

In September 2017, 18 year old Alex Braes went to Broken Hill Base Hospital three times within 24 hours after experiencing significant pain in his knee. It was not until his fourth and final presentation that vital observations were taken of him. By this stage Alex had deteriorated but he wasn't transferred to the closest suitable hospital for his care, which was Royal Adelaide Hospital. Instead he was taken to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney and died within an hour of arriving from septic shock.

In episode 300 I interview Gemma who shares her experience of birthing in a small, rural hospital. In her first pregnancy she opted for public obstetric care at a regional hospital in the nearest large town. The day before her scheduled induction she went into spontaneous labour and found comfort in breathing practices, the shower and sitting on the toilet which allowed her to open her hips. She invested in The Birth Class in her second pregnancy and with a greater understanding of the physiology of birth and newfound breathing skills she felt confident to birth at her local rural hospital with midwives. She birthed baby Elsie in the water and returned home six hours later. To download my FREE Hospital Bag Check List click

So much has changed in the ways that people give birth throughout the years. Kailub Whitman discusses how these changes have manifested in 2022 and how the Labor & Delivery team at Pullman Regional Hospital can contribute to your birthing experience.

Pandemic's financial implications continue to squeeze hospitals; Vermont House preliminarily approves clean heat standard; Police arrest New York man on murder charge in shooting death of St. Johnsbury man; Former Green Mountain Care Board chair Anya Rader Wallack to head OneCare board.

The Cape Breton Hospital Foundation is set to bring state of the art cancer diagnostic equipment to the Regional Hospital in Sydney. We spoke with Dr. Elwood MacMullin, who explained that the government is responsible for maintaining the standard of care, but the Hospital foundation often advances it with new techniques and technology.

The Cape Breton Hospital Foundation is set to bring state of the art cancer diagnostic equipment to the Regional Hospital in Sydney. We spoke with Dr. Elwood MacMullin, who explained that the government is responsible for maintaining the standard of care, but the Hospital foundation often advances it with new techniques and technology.

This episode features Dean Carucci, Chief Executive Officer at Portsmouth Regional Hospital. Here, he discusses his hospital, vaccine adoption in his area, advice for other leaders, and more.

Staff at the Cape Breton Regional Hospital are getting a chance to walk through a mock-up of their new workspaces as part of the Regional Hospital redevelopment project. Troy Penney - a registered nurse and one of the clinical directors, and Dr. Elwood MacMullin - senior medical director for the CBRM Health Care Redevelopment Project, tell us about the frontline feedback.

Special Guest: Derek Ruvalcaba (Hospital Staff, United Regional, Wichita Falls)   Topic: COVID-19 Mandates.    In response to Gov. Gregg Abbott's Executive Order BANNING Vaccine Mandates by any entity in the state of Texas, United Regional Hospital CEO Phyllis Cowling wrote to the staff to say that "our vaccine requirements ... were designed to comply with existing state and federal laws. We will be working closely with the legal counsel, The Texas Hospital Association (THA), and others to evaluate the Executive Order (as well as any subsequent legislation) ..."    This certainly sounds as if the UR team of lawyers will be looking for loopholes in the Executive Orders and/or possible legislation in order to continue the mandates.    Addressing this issue is Derek Ruvalcaba, who is an "in studio" guest on the show. Derek has some great insights, as well as suggestions, pertaining to the mandates, the health and safety of the hospital staff, as well as the exemption requests being made by numerous individuals connected with the hospital.    Sadly, over 140 trained staff members have already LEFT United Regional over this mandate; the morale of the hospital staff is sagging, and healthcare workers themselves declare that they should have control over their own healthcare as well.  - -  American Liberty with Bill Lockwood is about the culture of America — not simply about politics. Bill Lockwood is a preacher, teacher, writer, and radio host with a weekly program based in West Texas. PODCAST: Apple | Castbox | PodcastAddict | Spotify | Stitcher | Google | PodBean | TuneIn | Deezer | Podchaser | RSS Feed Read Bill Lockwood's blog, and other great articles at his website https://americanlibertywithbilllockwood.com  VIDEO / SOCIAL MEDIA: YouTube Bill Lockwood Facebook @AmLibwithBill1 Twitter @AmLibRadio SUPPORT MONTHLY: Patreon | SubscribeStar BILL ON-RADIO IN TEXAS: Sat 11am on NewsTalk 1290 in Wichita Falls Sun 5pm on 1470 KYYW in Abilene Sun 5pm on KFYO 790 AM / 95.1 FM in Lubbock   Bill Lockwood is a preacher at Iowa Park church of Christ. Catch Bill on The Jesse Lee Peterson Show last Tuesday of the month, 8am U.S. Central Time (Jesse's first hour). YouTube Playlist

Pat Burns was well known all over CBRM. He was painter contractor, running his own business for many years. He was also an active community man, giving generously of his time to individuals and organizations that needed support. He passed away a year ago, August 17, 2020, but his legacy lives on. Today, the Regional Hospital announced, through his daughter, Cheryl Gallagher, and her siblings, Kim Luke, Todd Burns and Stanley Burns. Pat Burns left a donation of $200,000 to the Regional Hospital. $100,000 toward the neonatal intensive care unit and $100,000 toward Cape Breton's new Cancer Centre. Daughter Cheryl Gallagher joined the show.

RANSOM: Hackers are disrupting HSE services around Ireland. Tullamore Hospital Manager Sinead Geraghty has been explaining the impact to Will Faulkner on The Midlands Today Show.

Breast Cancer affects 1 in 8 women and a mammogram is one of the best early detection methods and it SAVES LIVES. Lakes Regional Hospital's and Dickinson County Director of Public Health - Katy Burke urges you to "Care for Yourself" with a FREE Mammography Event held later in May. Katy discusses the qualifications and services offered that day and other early detection procedures to take advantage of. https://www.lakeshealth.org YouTube video at https://youtu.be/xXYntRh9swQ

This episode features Dean Carucci, CEO of Portsmouth (N.H.) Regional Hospital. Here, he joined the podcast to talk about his key focus areas today: provider resilience, financial stability and the opportunities in digital health.

Simple episode explaining how my two weeks working at Cornwall Regional Hospital went --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cssb/support

ONS members Trey Woods, MSN, NP- C, faculty administrator and instructor of radiation oncology at the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson; Bonnie Shaffer, DNP, RN, CNS, OCN®, clinical nurse specialist at St. Mary's Regional Hospital and Medical Center in Grand Junction, CO; and Marge Karas, MSN, RN, OCN®, CMSRN, staff nurse and nursing supervisor at the Wisconsin Emergency Assistance Volunteer Registry, join Anne Ireland, MSN, RN, AOCN®, CENP, director-at-large on the ONS board of directors, to discuss what they've learned and how they're managing one year into the pandemic. The advertising messages in this episode are paid for by G1 Therapeutics, Inc.   Episode Notes  Check out these resources from today's episode:   NCPD contact hours are not available for this episode.  ONS Voice article: COVID-19's Implications for People With Cancer and Oncology Nurses  ONS Voice article: Emotional Coping Strategies for COVID-19  ONS Voice article: Should Patients With Cancer Receive COVID-19 Vaccines? Here's What Oncology Nurses Need to Know  Oncology Nursing Podcast Episode 96: The COVID-19 Coronavirus and Cancer Care  Oncology Nursing Podcast Episode 97: COVID-19 Cancer Care Lessons From Seattle and New York  Oncology Nursing Podcast Episode 118: CDC's Perspective on Cancer Prevention, Treatment, and Care—Even During a Pandemic  Oncology Nursing Podcast Episode 122: NCI Director Shares Research and Innovation During COVID-19  New York Times short film on a COVID-19 intensive care unit 

Dr Canuso talks about the rise in suicide not only nationally but here in Iowa and our area.  Signs of suicide and what people can do to help in those contemplating suicide and information for those left behind.

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Current Affairs correspondent Brittany Wentzell looks into the numbers of low-risk C-sections at the Cape Breton Regional Hospital... those numbers are higher here than anywhere else in the province.

Sydney Call Centre presented a $50,000 cheque to the Cape Breton Regional Hospital Foundation, with $25,000 going to the Cancer Patient Care fund and $25,000 to the Pediatrics TLC Fund.

Columbus Regional Hospital v. United States

Nick & Joe, along with regular co-host, Charlie Hotham of Hotham Building Materials welcome David Musyj, Windsor Regional Hospital's President & CEO and discuss the new mega hospital and covid-19.

Scott Costello whom serves as Director of Behavior Health for a Regional Hospital continues the discussion on Mental Health. Focusing on diagnosis/misdiagnosis, addiction, and treatment. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eric-on-air/support

Models show regional hospitals could reach capacity in the coming weeks. Dr. Diana Koelliker, Medical Director of Emergency & Trauma Services at the Telluride Medical Center and Telluride EMS Director, discusses the local need to double down on the five commitments to slow the spread of COVID-19. Maria Albanis, Immigrant Advocacy Coordinator for Tri-County Health Network, provides Spanish Interpretation.

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Scott Costello returns to Eric On Air to talk about Suicide prevention and awareness. Scott will be discussing the risk factors, warning signs, myths, and intervention. DISCLAIMER, PLEASE NOTE: This episode should not be a replacement for seeking professional help. If you are contemplating suicide, or know somebody who is. If you or they need somebody to talk to right now, there are two recommended resources. 1-800-suicide {1-800-784-2433). There is also 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255). If you are at the point where you are about to commit suicide please get yourself to your local hospital's ER, if you can't drive or get transportation call an ambulance, call 9-1-1. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eric-on-air/support

In the episode of Health Watch, Lovonia Mallory attends the October 28-2020 the Capital Region Hospitals Provide Update on COVID-19, Flu, and Future Vaccine Plans presentation. Per Albany Medical Center’s Press Release page this was a collaboration with “Albany Medical Center, Saratoga Hospital, Glens Falls Hospital, St. Peter’s Health Partners, Ellis Medicine, and St. Mary’s Healthcare - Amsterdam gathered at Albany Med Wednesday, Oct. 28 to provide an update on the regional health care systems’ continued preparedness efforts for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), The main presenter was Dennis P. McKenna, MD, Albany Med President, and CEO.”

Dr Canuso talks about Covid fatigue and signs of depression and where people can reach out for help.

Dr Kyle Ulveling and Dr Jedd Hagen update the latest Covid information and address important testing information.

This week on Rural Health Leadership Radio we are talking about population health and community wellness with two rural health leaders in upstate New York. Our guests are Victoria Reid, Executive Director of the Rural Health Network at Ellenville Regional Rural Health Network within Ellenville Regional Hospital, and Steven Kelley, President & CEO of Ellenville Regional Hospital. “It’s not always one size fits all when it comes to technology.” ~Victoria Reid Victoria Reid joined the Ellenville Regional Hospital team in 2018 as the Executive Director of the Rural Health Network. Ms. Reid earned a Master’s degree in Social Work with a Concentration in Community Organization and Policy Development from the University of Southern California, and a Bachelors in Sociology from Moravian University. With extensive experience in health promotion and education, population health, assessing health disparities, innovative planning activities, and clinical quality improvement and reporting, Ms. Reid is responsible for leading the Population Health Department, overseeing collaborative community health programming. Ms. Reid is a licensed Social Worker, and is a certified Screening, Brief Intervention. Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) Trainer, Certified Mental Health First Aid Trainer, and a Naloxone Train the Trainer. “All of these program’s goals is to help people make better decisions about their health.” ~Steven Kelley Steven L. Kelley, FACHE, has been the President & CEO of Ellenville Regional Hospital since 2003. He has a diverse background in computer, research, and healthcare industries. Under Mr. Kelley’s leadership, Ellenville Regional Hospital has been recognized with many National and Regional awards for patient safety and medication safety. Ellenville Regional Hospital has been recognized by the National Rural Health Association as one of the top 20 Critical Access Hospitals in the Country for Quality and has been a leader in New York State in the areas of Quality Management and Rural Health. Ellenville Regional Hospital presented 1t 19 different conferences between 2018 and 2019 and recognized in leadership in many different areas. Mr. Kelley holds an MBA in Health Systems Management. He is a fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives, which denotes national Board Certification in Healthcare Management.

This episode features Julie Taylor, CEO of Alaska Regional Hospital. Here, she discusses her points of pride in her hospital, how she ended up in Alaska, Alaska's unique healthcare challenges, and more.

Our guest today, Krystal Flaniken, Chief Nursing Officer at St.Mary's Regional Hospital. Join Krystal as she and Sherri Rice, AHN CEO, discuss the impact of COVID-19 at St.Mary's.

Gilles Lanteigne is the CEO of Vitalité Health Network.

Dr. Hector Sarmiento was awarded his DMD degree by the University of Rochester. He is uniquely trained in both maxillofacial surgery and periodontics. He is a professor in the maxillofacial surgery department of trauma and reconstructive unit at the Regional Hospital in Mexico and is an Assistant Clinical Professor in periodontics at the University of Pennsylvania. Along with his periodontal degree he also received his masters in oral biology from the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Sarmiento is an international and national lecturer and has published numerous articles in peer reviewed journals and textbooks. His research focus includes infected dental implants such as peri-implantitis, sinus complications as well as bone biology. Dr. Sarmiento maintains his private practice in the upper east side of Manhattan in NYC.

Frontline staff in hospitals have been working night and day in the battle against Covid-19 over the past few months here. But just how tough has it been for hospital staff. Our reporter Barry Whyte has been to the Midlands Regional Hospital to find out....

#ThisWeekinHealthIT Field Report with Randy McCleese, Interim CIO at Twin Lakes Regional Community Hospital.

IMA Medical Supply is the most complete medical supplier in the whole south-central Pennsylvania area. Founder Richard Gobin started IMA Medical Supply because he felt very strongly that there was a need for durable medical equipment in the south-central Pennsylvania area. They service all types of equipment, whether the equipment was sold by them or purchased elsewhere. This isn’t a service that was readily available before, and it’s even conveniently located next to the Regional Hospital for customers. Though many of their products are widely sought, supply hosiery and walking aids like rollators are among the most popular. They also offer complete hospital beds and all manner of items needed in the sickroom. Whether you need canes, crutches, wheelchairs, or stand-up motorized recliner chairs, IMA has it. They don’t just offer items for the elderly—they cater to the young as well. Injured student-athletes frequently visit IMA to get what they need. “IMA Medical Supply has turned customer service into a true art form.” People often ask if their services are covered under insurance or Medicare. They have an on-staff expert who does her best to keep each client or their family updated regarding what is and is not covered by insurance. If someone has an issue with a piece of equipment, IMA also has a service technician that will come out and fix the item for you. IMA is there for the sole purpose of providing critical services not just to patients, but also to their families. They always look to understand your needs and take care of you. Frequently, many of their customers are in the dark about where to turn if they have medical needs, so Richard is very proud that his company has turned customer service into a true art form. If you’d like to learn more about the wide range of services and products offered by IMA Medical supply, visit their website at www.IMAMedicalSupply.com In the meantime, if you know of a business that deserves a moment in our Brand Ambassador spotlight, reach out and let us know!

Inquire host Don Wilkins talks with Dr. Michael Kelley, OHRH chief medical officer, about 8 staff members who tested positive for the coronavirus and how the hospital is coping in the midst of the virus.

Join us today as we speak with Julie Taylor, CEO at Alaska Regional Hospital about leadership in social determinants of health.

Steven L. Kelley, President, and CEO of Ellenville Regional Hospital joins Jill in a discussion on the changing landscape of the healthcare industry as well as his involvement with Nicky's Gardens of Hope as a Board Member. Jill also gives a longer than usual introduction, tying together past, present and future guests, and some back story on the broadening subject matter, inspiration, and vision for the podcast. Steve has been the President and CEO of Ellenville Regional Hospital since September 2003. "He has a diverse background in the computer, research, and healthcare industries. Under Mr. Kelley’s leadership, ERH has been recognized with 4 national awards from HRSA for patient safety and medication safety, has been recognized by the National Rural Health Association as one of the top 20 Critical Access Hospitals in the country for Quality, and has been a leader in New York State in the areas of quality measurement and rural health. Many other significant awards have followed."(http://bit.ly/31zKK0E). I thoroughly enjoyed my discussion with Steve and have more audio that will be included in future episodes. He discusses his entry into the healthcare industry after some words from his grandfather; "I was really quite successful in what I was doing in it. And I visited my 90 some year old grandfather. And I was telling him how successful I was how I had really nice clothes and suspenders and I had a new car and took great vacations. I owned a house before I was 25. I kind of the world by the tail, but my grandfather was a farmer and a Presbyterian minister and any money that he ever made, he gave away. Because he thought other people needed it more. And all of my efforts to impress him. Were all they did is turned him off. " He talks more about how he went from working in a business/IT setting to the healthcare industry and how this led to his success questioning the reasoning of doing things the same way because that's the way they've always been done. He is continually thinking outside the box and looking for ways to innovate, improve collaboratively with his staff which has led to a complete turnaround for Ellenville Regional Hospital. "Under Mr. Kelley’s leadership, ERH has been recognized with 4 national awards from HRSA for patient safety and medication safety, has been recognized by the National Rural Health Association as one of the top 20 Critical Access Hospitals in the country for Quality, and has been a leader in New York State in the areas of quality measurement and rural health" He also serves as a board member for Nicky's Gardens of Hope, an innovative program designated as is the first Financially and Environmentally sustainable resident community solution designed to provide a holistic life for Adults with Autism and IDD (Intellectually Developmentally Disabled). (http://bit.ly/316fk1L) Steve discusses how he was inspired by Founder & CEO of NGOH, Adriana PIltz and why he is motivated and inspired by the innovative and unique approach Adriana and her team at NGOH has to meet the long term needs of this rapidly growing population. If you'd like to skip past the intro and jump right into the episode, jump to 14 minutes! Check out our crowdfunder and please share it if you can: http://bit.ly/33xlERc Steven Kelley's Links: Ellenville Regional Hospital: http://www.ellenvilleregional.org/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-kelley-a28847a/ Nicky's Gardens of Hope: https://nickysgardensofhope.com Adriana Piltz' GoFundMe: http://bit.ly/316fk1L

Steven L. Kelley, President, and CEO of Ellenville Regional Hospital joins Jill in a discussion on the changing landscape of the healthcare industry as well as his involvement with Nicky's Gardens of Hope as a Board Member. Jill also gives a longer than usual introduction, tying together past, present and future guests, and some back story on the broadening subject matter, inspiration, and vision for the podcast. Steve has been the President and CEO of Ellenville Regional Hospital since September 2003. "He has a diverse background in the computer, research, and healthcare industries. Under Mr. Kelley’s leadership, ERH has been recognized with 4 national awards from HRSA for patient safety and medication safety, has been recognized by the National Rural Health Association as one of the top 20 Critical Access Hospitals in the country for Quality, and has been a leader in New York State in the areas of quality measurement and rural health. Many other significant awards have followed."(http://bit.ly/31zKK0E). I thoroughly enjoyed my discussion with Steve and have more audio that will be included in future episodes. He discusses his entry into the healthcare industry after some words from his grandfather; "I was really quite successful in what I was doing in it. And I visited my 90 some year old grandfather. And I was telling him how successful I was how I had really nice clothes and suspenders and I had a new car and took great vacations. I owned a house before I was 25. I kind of the world by the tail, but my grandfather was a farmer and a Presbyterian minister and any money that he ever made, he gave away. Because he thought other people needed it more. And all of my efforts to impress him. Were all they did is turned him off. " He talks more about how he went from working in a business/IT setting to the healthcare industry and how this led to his success questioning the reasoning of doing things the same way because that's the way they've always been done. He is continually thinking outside the box and looking for ways to innovate, improve collaboratively with his staff which has led to a complete turnaround for Ellenville Regional Hospital."Under Mr. Kelley’s leadership, ERH has been recognized with 4 national awards from HRSA for patient safety and medication safety, has been recognized by the National Rural Health Association as one of the top 20 Critical Access Hospitals in the country for Quality, and has been a leader in New York State in the areas of quality measurement and rural health"He also serves as a board member for Nicky's Gardens of Hope, an innovative program designated as is the first Financially and Environmentally sustainable resident community solution designed to provide a holistic life for Adults with Autism and IDD (Intellectually Developmentally Disabled). (http://bit.ly/316fk1L)Steve discusses how he was inspired by Founder & CEO of NGOH, Adriana PIltz and why he is motivated and inspired by the innovative and unique approach Adriana and her team at NGOH has to meet the long term needs of this rapidly growing population.If you'd like to skip past the intro and jump right into the episode, jump to 14 minutes! Check out our crowdfunder and please share it if you can: http://bit.ly/33xlERcSteven Kelley's Links:Ellenville Regional Hospital: http://www.ellenvilleregional.org/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-kelley-a28847a/Nicky's Gardens of Hope: https://nickysgardensofhope.comAdriana Piltz' GoFundMe: http://bit.ly/316fk1L

Join us today as we speak with Warren Shotto from Regional Hospital of Scranton about leadership in nursing.

For all issues and concerns related to pediatric treatment, Pullman Regional Hospital has someone to help your child understand what's happening. Catherine Wilkins, Pediatric Care Coordinator, discusses how her team works with kids.

David Musyj has been the President & CEO of Windsor Regional Hospital since 2007, starting with the hospital in 2000 after a career as a lawyer. Yes, we will talk about the Mega-Hospital, but we also get to know his story and better understand David. Follow David on Twitter @DavidMusyj Follow me on Twitter @thatwindsorshow Follow me on Facebook at Straight Outta Windsor Find archive episodes at bordercitynetwork.com Powered by TedX Windsor – tedxwindsor.com

Generosity is part of the culture at Pullman Regional Hospital. Megan Guido, Chief Marketing and Community Relations Officer, discusses Generosity Inspires and how it benefits the community.

On episode 5 of Living Medicine, journalist Priscilla Lynch talks to IMO President Dr. Padraig McGarry. Dr. McGarry is in General Practice in Longford. He qualified in medicine from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) in 1982 and worked in Jervis St Hospital , Temple St Hospital , St Luke`s Hospital , Kilkenny and Regional Hospital , Mullingar. Subscribe to IMO podcasts by searching for Irish Medical Organisation on iTunes, Stitcher, Soundcloud or wherever you listen to podcasts.

As the regional area grows and healthcare advances, Pullman Regional Hospital looks to future services and care.Scott Adams, Chief Executive Officer, shares details on the Next Era of Excellence.

Today we're joined by Donna Groh, Executive Director of Unemployment Services Trust -- a sponsor of Through the Noise. Like many of the guests on our show, Unemployment Services Trust exists to serve nonprofits helps them become more effective organizations. Many -- if not most -- nonprofits overpay in taxes and UST analyzes nonprofits and provides cost-saving support. They are also expanding their focus to assist nonprofits in retaining employees while also offering a placement assistance programs in the event that someone must be laid off. Ms. Groh mentioned that 65% of their members don't pay annual admin costs for the programs because the interest from their savings account covers it. Listen up to find out how you can save your organization money and better prepare for the future As the Executive Director of UST, Donna Groh is responsible for the effective management of the Trust and manages relationships between UST, its service providers and its partners to assure the Trust is meeting the needs of its members. Groh has broad experience in not-for-profit organizations, associations and healthcare. Donna was the Executive Director of Toastmasters International where during her tenure the international membership grew by 50% and their net assets doubled. Prior to that, she served as Director of Operations & Business Development for the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses. Previously, Groh was Vice President/COO of the Irvine Medical Center and Regional Hospital. She has a BS and Master’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, and has completed coursework for an Ed.D in Organizational Leadership from Pepperdine University. UST’s purpose is to help nonprofit organizations manage and reduce their unemployment costs, while also helping remove back-office burden and paperwork, so they have more time and more money for their missions.

Bishop Cullinan was born in Lahinch, County Clare in 1959 to Christy and Rita and has four sisters and five brothers. He was a priest of the diocese of Limerick. His family moved to Limerick city where he attended the Salesians for early education, John F Kennedy National School and the Crescent College Comprehensive (SJ) for his secondary education. From 1978-1981 he attended Mary Immaculate College of Education Limerick and qualified as a primary teacher (B.Ed) in 1981, and taught for six years in Castleconnell, County Limerick. He worked part-time during that time for four years with the Bunratty Castle Entertainers before going to Spain where he taught English for two years in a school in Valladolid. Bishop Cullinan studied at Saint Patrick’s College Maynooth from 1989-95 where he completed an STL (Licentiate in Theology). He was ordained by Bishop Jeremiah Newman in 1994 in Saint John’s Cathedral, Limerick, and appointed Curate in Saint Munchin’s Parish Limerick city 1995-1996. Father Cullinan’s next appointment was as chaplain to the Regional Hospital in Limerick from 1996 until 2001. He studied for his doctorate in moral theology in the Alfonsianum in Rome 2001-2004. Appointed chaplain to the Limerick Institute of Technology 2004-2011. He was appointed Parish Priest of Rathkeale , County Limerick in 2011.On April 12th 2015, Bishop Cullinan was consecrated bishop of Waterford & Lismore. The Diocese of Waterford & Lismore includes County Waterford, and part of Counties Tipperary and Cork. There are 45 parishes, 85 Churches and a Catholic population of 152,107. The patrons of the Diocese are Saint Otteran, Saint Carthage and Saint Declan.

Until 1972, this wasn’t an issue for nonprofits. Before then, they were exempt. However, now nonprofits have two options. They can stay in the state tax system or they can turn to UST for help. As the Executive Director of UST, Donna Groh is responsible for the effective management of the Trust and manages relationships between UST, its service providers and its partners to assure the Trust is meeting the needs of its members. Groh has broad experience in not-for-profit organizations, associations and healthcare. Donna was the Executive Director of Toastmasters International where during her tenure the international membership grew by 50% and their net assets doubled. Prior to that, she served as Director of Operations & Business Development for the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses. Previously, Groh was Vice President/COO of the Irvine Medical Center and Regional Hospital. She has a BS and Master’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, and has completed coursework for an Ed.D in Organizational Leadership from Pepperdine University. UST’s purpose is to help nonprofit organizations manage and reduce their unemployment costs, while also helping remove back-office burden and paperwork, so they have more time and more money for their missions.

Business Solutions for IT Managers: Introducing a complete system and Windows 8.1 tablets with Intel processors has helped convert the Regional Hospital in Suwalki, Poland, into a modern, competitive and well managed medical facility.

Business Solutions for IT Managers: The introduction of a complete system and Windows 8.1 tablets with Intel processors has helped in the conversion of the Ludwik Rydygier Regional Hospital in Suwa?ki into a modern, competitive, and well managed medical facility.