Podcast appearances and mentions of richard church

Stand Up is a daily podcast. I book,host,edit, post and promote new episodes with brilliant guests every day. Please subscribe now for as little as 5$ and gain access to a community of over 700 awesome, curious, kind, funny, brilliant, generous souls My conversation with Shad White starts at 27 minutes ABOUT MISSISSIPPI SWINDLE How America's youngest state auditor uncovered the largest public corruption scandal in the history of the nation's poorest state “A must read” with all the thrills of a John Grisham novel — for fans of shocking true crime exposés like Black Edge and Bad Blood (Peter Schweizer, author of Secret Empires) This riveting exposé details how a small team of auditors and investigators, led by the youngest State Auditor in the country, uncovered a brazen scheme where the powerful stole millions in welfare funds from the poor in a sprawling conspiracy that stretched from Mississippi to Malibu. Well-connected donors, highly placed officials, and popular public figures diverted tens of millions of dollars from the federal government's TANF — temporary assistance for needy families — program until a Republican auditor, his small team of dedicated investigators, and a Democratic prosecutor joined forces to hold them accountable in the face of intense obstruction and harassment. Peopled with unforgettable characters — from the perpetrators; to the impoverished citizens for whom the money was intended; to the investigators, prosecutors, and reporters who held them to account — Mississippi Swindle is a political and true crime drama that highlights larger crises while appealing to a broad nationwide audience. In his time as State Auditor, Shad White's team has stopped the largest public fraud in state history, made the largest civil recovery after an auditor's investigation in the history of the office, and concluded cases that, collectively, led to hundreds of years of prison sentences for fraudsters. White, a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), grew up in Sandersville, Mississippi, population 731, in a blue-collar family. His father and grandfather were oilfield pumpers, and his mother and grandmother were public school teachers. On the weekends, his father was music minister at their small country church, and his mother played the organ. Shad went on to earn degrees from the University of Mississippi, the University of Oxford, where he studied as a Rhodes Scholar, and Harvard Law School. White was appointed the 42nd State Auditor of Mississippi in July 2018 and won election to the office after establishing a tough, no-nonsense reputation. Prior to becoming Auditor, White served as a special prosecutor, won ethics cases against politicians who broke the law, and earned a certificate in forensic accounting (the use of accounting to discover fraud) from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. He also serves in the military as a captain in the Mississippi National Guard. Today Shad, his wife Rina and their children live in Rankin County and are faithful members at St. Richard Church. The Stand Up Community Chat is always active with other Stand Up Subscribers on the Discord Platform.   Join the SUPD Marketplace! Watch the video to learn how to post at StandUpWithPeteDominick.com/marketplace Join us Thursday's at 8EST for our Weekly Happy Hour Hangout!  Pete on Threads Pete on Tik Tok Pete on YouTube  Pete on Twitter Pete On Instagram Pete Personal FB page Stand Up with Pete FB page All things Jon Carroll  Follow and Support Pete Coe Buy Ava's Art  Hire DJ Monzyk to build your website or help you with Marketing      

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Every year, July 1 marks a new academic year in medicine, when recent medical school graduates begin their journey as freshly minted physicians. This time can be exciting, terrifying, exhilarating, stressful – and everything in between. In this episode, host Dr. Masood Mohammed (@DocMooseEM) chats with Dr. Richard Church, program director of UMass Chan EM Residency (@umassEMresident), and Dr. Cameron Burke, UMass EM PGY3, who share their own intern experiences and provide advice on how to navigate this transition.

This episode explores the legend of the Cherokee psychic vampires, known as the Raven Mockers.   Special thanks to Richard Church for his support! www.Patreon.com/carolinahaints 

Patrick helps a 9-year-old understand where God came from, and helps one caller who is angry at what the Church has done and another caller who is angry at what the Church is doing Paulina 9-years-old - If God created everything, then who created God? Barbara - Is it okay to “play mass” at home with wafers? Dominic - Some parishes have been closing. How can we live in obedience during this time trying time? Patrick addresses feeling angry. Anger can be a serious sin, but sometimes it's appropriate. Patrick recommends “Overcoming Sinful Anger” published by Sophia Institute Lindsey – I was asked to be in the wedding party for my brother's wedding, but my sister in law has been left out and I'm not sure if I should address it? Richard - Church today is in a great place, unless you've been molested by a priest then you are in perpetual hell Question about Transubstantiation Kristy - What does Jesus mean when he seems to disregard Mary. How can I explain that to Protestants?

Today we conclude our conversation with Jess as we hear about how she met and married Richard, her experiences of support in a Church community, how she came to CBC,  her reflections on the future of the Church, and her recent experience supporting her mother.

In this week's episode, Richard Church interviews Michael Hinckle about FDA inspections of health care providers. They discuss why an inspection might come up, what providers should expect, the do's and don'ts of inspection day, and the action items health care providers should implement post-inspection.

The tiny town of Casar, NC, in the Appalachian foothills, is home to Knobby, the local name for Sasquatch. Join Michael and Charlie as we go on a deep dive into a 2010 sighting, its effects on the community, and the surprising connection between the Carolinas and the famous Patterson-Gimlin film of 1967!  Special thanks to listener Richard Church for reporting from the scene. Links to his photos are below! Links: Richard Church's video of the landscape Richard Church's photo set #1 Richard Church's photo set #2 Follow us! Arcane Carolinas on Patreon Arcane Carolinas on Facebook Arcane Carolinas on Instagram Contact us! arcanecarolinas@gmail.com

In this week's episode, Richard Church interviews Rebecca Schaefer about the intersection and blurred line between clinical research and quality initiatives. The presenters discuss what factors to consider when defining research, the regulatory requirements for research, and HIPAA exemptions to the Common Rule.

Richard Church interviews Stephen Bittinger about the scope and authority of OIG and CMS audits, outlining the similarities and differences between the two from a provider perspective. The presenters discuss the key distinctions in the mechanics of the different types of audits that providers should be aware of, as well as strategies for preparing for and managing an audit, reporting considerations, and the role of the OIG work plan.

Businesses across all industries are experiencing a drive toward sustainability. Companies want to be at the forefront of this movement, not only out of ethical considerations, but also because it is in their financial interests to do so. In this episode, Richard Church interviews Teresa Hill, a partner in our energy practice, about the history and structure of power purchase agreements and the opportunities that these transactions can bring for the health care industry.

In this week’s episode, Richard Church interviews Stephen Bittinger about current trends and points of concern in the areas of health care reimbursement and integrity audit activity. The presenters discuss increases in provider audits, the potential for collaboration between the government and private payors, changes in the extrapolation process, and how providers can be proactive to avoid major audit issues.

In this episode, Richard Church and Andrew Ruskin discuss recent developments in the landscape of the 340B Drug Pricing Program in 2020, and forecast some of the major areas of focus and potential change for 340B covered entities under the new administration in 2021 and beyond.

UVU Men's Coach Chris Curran co-hosts the live show on ESPN 700 as we go deep on Utah college golf. Coaches Denise Larson, Carrie Roberts, Richard Church and Dean Johansen talk up their programs. UGA's Cap'n Jake on proposed changes to the rules of amateur status. 

On the second hour of this weeks show, the college golf conversation continues. Carrie Roberts joins the show to talk BYU womens golf along with Richard Church of SUU and Dean Johansen of USU. Jake Miller, of the UGA, also joins the show to break down some big rule changes regarding amateur golf

The college golf conversation continues as Paul takes a quick trip around the state. Carrie Roberts joins the show to talk BYU womens golf. Richard Church joins to talk about his SUU golf team. Dean Johansen also stops by to preview the Utah State Aggies team.

In this week’s episode, Richard Church and Mary Beth Johnston discuss a number of critical issues in the health care industry that are likely to be points of focus in the coming year, including the COVID-19 pandemic, False Claims Act cases, the Affordable Care Act, health care consolidation, and more.

In this episode, Richard Church, Andrew Ruskin, and Victoria Hamscho discuss recent developments in the 340B Drug Pricing Program, including recent actions by drug manufacturers to limit contract pharmacy access to 340B pricing and impose new reporting requirements on 340B covered entities, as well as a new legislative proposal that would temporarily waive 340B hospital eligibility requirements. Presenters: Richard Church, Andrew Ruskin, Victoria Hamscho

In this episode, Richard Church and Victoria Hamscho discuss recent developments in the 340B Drug Pricing Program, including recent COVID-19 guidance by the Health Resources and Services Administration and hospital requests for additional flexibilities to help them respond to the pandemic, particularly as it relates to eligibility requirements under the 340B Program. Presenters: Richard Church, Victoria Hamscho Download Presentation Materials  

SUU Head Coach of the golf team, Richard Church, joins Paul to check in on both the mens and the womens golf teams ahead of the 2020 season and what he is looking forward to.

Paul and Jan, and guest host Ryan Holt, talk about news around the golf world. They hear from Wesley Ruff about his recent award of honorary member of the Utah PGA. SUU golf head coach Richard Church also joins the show to talk about both the men and womens team ahead of the 2020 season

In Part Two of this two-part series on recent developments in pharmacy law and the 340B drug pricing program, Richard Church and Ryan Severson discuss several recent developments related to the 340B drug pricing program, including discussion of the ongoing federal litigation challenging reimbursement cuts on 340B drugs under the Medicare Outpatient Prospective Payment System (OPPS), the status of the Health Resources and Services Administration’s (HRSA’s) 340B Civil Monetary Penalties (CMP) Rule and Ceiling Price Site, and recent developments in the litigation between HRSA and Genesis Health Care. Presenters: Richard Church and Ryan Severson Download Presentation Materials

In Part One of this two-part series on recent developments in pharmacy law and the 340B drug pricing program, Richard Church and Ryan Severson discuss several recent developments that may affect drug pricing and pharmacy regulation on a national level, including a discussion of the Trump Administration’s proposed International Pricing Index (IPI) Model, the recently announced FDA Safe Drug Importation Plan, and developments in ongoing litigation surrounding CMS’ price disclosure rule for direct-to-consumer drug advertisements. Presenters: Richard Church and Ryan Severson Download Presentation Materials

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In this episode, Richard Church and Spencer Hamer discuss key takeaways for the health care industry upon certain developments in labor and employment law over the past year. Specifically, this episode provides an overview of recent developments that are particularly important to health care employers, including issues surrounding employee resistance to vaccination requirements, workplace violence, employee use of marijuana, and anti-harassment laws inspired by the #MeToo movement. In addition to this episode, K&L Gates’ Employment Law in the Health Care Industry 2018 Year in Review can be found here. Presenters: Richard P. Church and Spencer Hamer Download Presentation Materials

Richard joined the show to talk SUU golf as they begin their fall season.

Paul, Jan, and Mystery Guest Host Tommy Sharp from Golf Lab talk UPOT's including Tony Finau's selection to the Ryder Cup, they talk college golf with SUU coach Richard Church, and Ryan Hales joins the show to discuss the upcoming First Tee Golf Marathon.

Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) are increasingly utilizing gag clauses in pharmacy contracts as a means of prohibiting pharmacies from telling customers that paying for drugs out of pocket would cost them less than if they used their insurance and paid their copays. Critics argue that this practice results in artificially inflated prescription drugs costs. In this episode, Richard Church and Ryan Severson discuss recent litigation stemming from these gag clauses, as well as various state and federal efforts to prohibit PBMs from using gag clauses in their pharmacy contracts, including a proposal in President Trump’s recently released drug pricing plan. Presenters: Richard P. Church and Ryan J. Severson Download Presentation Materials

In the midst of the ongoing federal conversation surrounding the 340B Drug Pricing Program, individual states are implementing a number of regulatory efforts related to the 340B Program at an increasingly fast pace. These efforts are largely designed to avoid duplicate discounts, capture Medicaid drug rebates, and reduce reimbursement for 340B drugs. Many states have implemented new requirements at the claims level, though requirements widely vary by state and may vary by setting and whether billed as retail, clinic-administered, or contract pharmacy drugs. In this episode, Richard Church and Ryan Severson discuss several specific examples of states that are implementing changes to 340B billing procedures and some of the operational and compliance challenges that may arise, particularly for providers enrolled in multiple state Medicaid programs. Presenter: Richard P. Church and Ryan J. Severson Download Presentation Materials

In this episode, Richard Church and Ryan Severson discuss the recent decision by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to substantially decrease reimbursement under the Outpatient Prospective Payment System (OPPS) for Medicare Part B drugs purchased pursuant to the 340B Drug Discount Program beginning January 1, 2018. Additionally, the episode addresses related changes to billing 340B Drugs, including the implementation of two new claims modifiers “JG” and “TB.” Presenters: Richard P. Church and Ryan J. Severson Download Presentation Materials

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In this episode we discuss a recent outbreak of Methanol poisoning in Libya that has killed dozens and injured hundreds. It’s also a great exposure to various toxic alcohols. This is a panel discussion with Matt Zuckerman, Richard Church, Christina Hernon, Mark Neavyn, and Steve Bird.