Podcast appearances and mentions of robert sachs

Repülőgép-szerencsétlenségben meghalt a Valkűr és az Indiana Jones 5 színésze, Christian Oliver és két lánya Mafab     2024-01-06 04:48:02     Film Repülőgép Christian Oliver (valódi nevén Christian Klepser), a Speed Racer - Totál turbó, a Cobra 11 és a Valkűr színésze 51 éves korában tragikus módon meghalt egy repülőgép-szerencsétlenségben két lányával, a 12 éves Maditával és a 10 éves Annikkal, valamint a pilótával, Robert Sachs-szal együtt. Oscar 2024: ők a legjobb színésznek járó díj fő esélyesei Igényesférfi.hu     2024-01-06 03:34:19     Film Oscar-gála 2024 első napjaiban járunk: öles léptekkel közeledik a világ legnagyobb filmünnepe, az Oscar-gála. Vajon ki viszi haza a legjobb színésznek járó aranyszobrot a március 10-én esedékes díjkiosztón? Megnősül Jon Bon Jovi jóképű fia NLC     2024-01-06 07:20:57     Bulvár Párkapcsolat Jon Bon Jovi Természetesen nem minden eljegyzésből lesz házasság, de azért az eljegyzési gyűrű előkerülése jól jelzi, melyik hírességeknél van nagy esély arra, hogy a következő évben kimondják a boldogító igent. Szerencsére 2024 sem lesz híján a világsztárok házasságainak. 3 égető kérdés a Berlin című netflixes sorozatról, amit eddig nem mertél feltenni Joy     2024-01-05 19:23:00     Film Németország Netflix Berlin Spoiler Vigyázat, a cikkünk spoilereket tartalmaz, szóval csak akkor olvass tovább, ha már ledaráltad A nagy pénzrablás előzménysorozatát. Az vagy, amit eszel: Az ikerkísérlet – új dokumentumfilm-sorozattal indította az évet a Netflix Prove     2024-01-06 05:40:47     Film Netflix Dokumentumfilm Újabb megvilágító erejű dokumentumfilm-sorozat készült, amely összehasonlítja a húsevő és a növényi étrend emberre és környezetre gyakorolt hatásait. Január elseje óta a Netflix kínálatában megtekinthető az Az vagy, amit eszel: Az ikerkísérlet című négyrészes minisorozat. A sorozat alapját egy 2023 novemberében megjelent tanulmány szolgáltatja, ame Egymást ölik Alain Delon gyerekei a 100 milliárdos vagyonért Blikk     2024-01-05 18:39:00     Film Rendőrség Rendőrségi feljelentést tett a húga ellen Alain Delon idősebb fia. Az 59 éves Anthony Delon azzal vádolja a testvérét, a 33 éves Anouchkát, hogy bűnrészes volt a francia filmlegenda elleni bántalmazásban és erőszakban. A báty beadványa szerint Anouchka se neki, se a másik testvérének, a 29 éves Alain-Fabiennek nem mondta el, hogy az apjuk szellemi Nem térhetnek vissza a Nemzeti Színház sérült színészei februárban rtl.hu     2024-01-06 08:58:36     Színpad Színház Nemzeti Színház Vidnyánszky Attila Korábban Vidnyánszky Attila azt mondta, hogy Horváth Lajos Ottó és Szász Júlia akár már februárban visszatérhet. Meghalt a Starsky és Hutch egyik főszereplője, David Soul kultura.hu     2024-01-06 10:35:42     Film USA Elhunyt David Soul amerikai színész, a 70-es években forgatott népszerű bűnügyi sorozat, a Starsky és Hutch egyik címszereplője. Pezsgősdugó a levesben – Interjú dr. Marton G. Zoltánnal, Marton Éva férjével Színház.online     2024-01-06 08:52:06     Színpad háború Interjú Repülőgép Mercedes-Benz Kávé Zubin Mehtával a rasszizmusról beszélgetett, Manninger Jenő professzorhoz felszaladt kávét inni, ezalatt ellopták La Reginát, a Mercedest, a falklandi háború idején áldást kapott egy repülőgépen. Ki ne maradjon Albert Flórián, mert így teljes a kép, ha dr. Marton G. Zoltánról beszélünk.Szabó Z. Levente írása. Csepregi Éva: Jubileum+ Koncert.hu     2024-01-06 10:15:22     Színpad Életmű Csepregi Éva 2024. január 6-án – azaz ma – Csepregi Éva életműkoncertet ad a Papp László Budapest Sportarénában, ahol a színpadon eddig eltöltött évtizedeire fog visszaemlékezni. A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

Repülőgép-szerencsétlenségben meghalt a Valkűr és az Indiana Jones 5 színésze, Christian Oliver és két lánya Mafab     2024-01-06 04:48:02     Film Repülőgép Christian Oliver (valódi nevén Christian Klepser), a Speed Racer - Totál turbó, a Cobra 11 és a Valkűr színésze 51 éves korában tragikus módon meghalt egy repülőgép-szerencsétlenségben két lányával, a 12 éves Maditával és a 10 éves Annikkal, valamint a pilótával, Robert Sachs-szal együtt. Oscar 2024: ők a legjobb színésznek járó díj fő esélyesei Igényesférfi.hu     2024-01-06 03:34:19     Film Oscar-gála 2024 első napjaiban járunk: öles léptekkel közeledik a világ legnagyobb filmünnepe, az Oscar-gála. Vajon ki viszi haza a legjobb színésznek járó aranyszobrot a március 10-én esedékes díjkiosztón? Megnősül Jon Bon Jovi jóképű fia NLC     2024-01-06 07:20:57     Bulvár Párkapcsolat Jon Bon Jovi Természetesen nem minden eljegyzésből lesz házasság, de azért az eljegyzési gyűrű előkerülése jól jelzi, melyik hírességeknél van nagy esély arra, hogy a következő évben kimondják a boldogító igent. Szerencsére 2024 sem lesz híján a világsztárok házasságainak. 3 égető kérdés a Berlin című netflixes sorozatról, amit eddig nem mertél feltenni Joy     2024-01-05 19:23:00     Film Németország Netflix Berlin Spoiler Vigyázat, a cikkünk spoilereket tartalmaz, szóval csak akkor olvass tovább, ha már ledaráltad A nagy pénzrablás előzménysorozatát. Az vagy, amit eszel: Az ikerkísérlet – új dokumentumfilm-sorozattal indította az évet a Netflix Prove     2024-01-06 05:40:47     Film Netflix Dokumentumfilm Újabb megvilágító erejű dokumentumfilm-sorozat készült, amely összehasonlítja a húsevő és a növényi étrend emberre és környezetre gyakorolt hatásait. Január elseje óta a Netflix kínálatában megtekinthető az Az vagy, amit eszel: Az ikerkísérlet című négyrészes minisorozat. A sorozat alapját egy 2023 novemberében megjelent tanulmány szolgáltatja, ame Egymást ölik Alain Delon gyerekei a 100 milliárdos vagyonért Blikk     2024-01-05 18:39:00     Film Rendőrség Rendőrségi feljelentést tett a húga ellen Alain Delon idősebb fia. Az 59 éves Anthony Delon azzal vádolja a testvérét, a 33 éves Anouchkát, hogy bűnrészes volt a francia filmlegenda elleni bántalmazásban és erőszakban. A báty beadványa szerint Anouchka se neki, se a másik testvérének, a 29 éves Alain-Fabiennek nem mondta el, hogy az apjuk szellemi Nem térhetnek vissza a Nemzeti Színház sérült színészei februárban rtl.hu     2024-01-06 08:58:36     Színpad Színház Nemzeti Színház Vidnyánszky Attila Korábban Vidnyánszky Attila azt mondta, hogy Horváth Lajos Ottó és Szász Júlia akár már februárban visszatérhet. Meghalt a Starsky és Hutch egyik főszereplője, David Soul kultura.hu     2024-01-06 10:35:42     Film USA Elhunyt David Soul amerikai színész, a 70-es években forgatott népszerű bűnügyi sorozat, a Starsky és Hutch egyik címszereplője. Pezsgősdugó a levesben – Interjú dr. Marton G. Zoltánnal, Marton Éva férjével Színház.online     2024-01-06 08:52:06     Színpad háború Interjú Repülőgép Mercedes-Benz Kávé Zubin Mehtával a rasszizmusról beszélgetett, Manninger Jenő professzorhoz felszaladt kávét inni, ezalatt ellopták La Reginát, a Mercedest, a falklandi háború idején áldást kapott egy repülőgépen. Ki ne maradjon Albert Flórián, mert így teljes a kép, ha dr. Marton G. Zoltánról beszélünk.Szabó Z. Levente írása. Csepregi Éva: Jubileum+ Koncert.hu     2024-01-06 10:15:22     Színpad Életmű Csepregi Éva 2024. január 6-án – azaz ma – Csepregi Éva életműkoncertet ad a Papp László Budapest Sportarénában, ahol a színpadon eddig eltöltött évtizedeire fog visszaemlékezni. A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

I read an article from Super Strength Training called "K.I.S.S" and then I relate this to Freemasonry and your lodge. At the gym, you start to get some results and then you begin to calculate that if you're getting this kind of results then if you work out more you'll get even more results. Does this actually work? Then I apply this mentality to Freemasonry and lodge life and the parallels between the two. I tell you why I've been absent from podcasting. It's not what you think. Finally, I open an envelope I received from Southern California Research Lodge, thank you Dago, and reveal what was in it. All I can say is Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth. The Three Principal Tenets - Fraternal Review Gift Collection $55.00 Limited Edition Collector's Set – Only 300 sets in existence! This gift set includes all three issues, initially released in 2021 and edited by C. Douglas Russell: Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth. This gift set also contains three greeting cards with envelopes, each displaying one of the principal tenets and appropriate descriptive Masonic text. The Southern California Research Lodge created these greeting cards exclusively for this gift set. Also, one unique "3 Tenets" lapel pin is only available in this collection. All items are neatly packaged in an original art-designed folder, hand-numbered to indicate a special, one-time-only limited edition of 300 sets. The Three Principal Tenets are groundbreaking consecutive Fraternal Review issues released in the late Fall of 2021 (October – December), intended to educate and inspire Masons and non-Masons alike during these challenging social and post-pandemic times. Masonic scholars contributing to these three issues include Angel Millar, Matthew Parker, Jedediah French, Robert Sachs, Charles R. "Chuck" Dunning, John L. Cooper, Robert G. Davis, R. Stephen Doan, Jaime Paul Lamb, C. Douglass Russell, and many others. Now, you can have all three seminal issues in one beautifully illustrated limited edition set to enjoy for yourself or as a gift to a friend or family member. This gift set is excellent for the Mason who "has everything," for a newly made Mason, or an installation gift for lodge officers. It will also beautifully complement any Masonic library. The Three Principal Tenets Limited Edition Gift Collection Includes: Custom Made Limited Edition Folder, hand numbered, 1 through 300 Brotherly Love issue (October 2021) Relief issue (November 2021) Truth issue (December 2021) Three Greeting Cards with Envelopes Exclusive "3 Tenets" Lapel Pin #freemasonry #Masonic #muscle #exercise #health #motivation #christmas #masonictemple #truth #education #mind #body #soul #knowledge #focus --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cesar-rubio5/support

Join me as I interview prolific writer and healer, Robert Sachs, who encourages us to awaken our hearts in these troubled times -- not by sticking our heads in the proverbial sand, but by cultivating and practicing being awake in our own lives.  Today we explore the concepts raised in his book - PERFECT ENDINGS:  A CONSCIOUS APPROACH TO DYING AND DEATH.  Born in the U.S., Robert moved to England while a teenager and embarked on the study of Eastern Philosophy.  There, he received a degree in Comparative Religion and Sociology and began his study with Tibetan Buddhist Masters and renowned teachers of the healing arts, Macrobiotics Master Michio Kushi and Shiatsu Master Rex Lassalle.  Desirous of furthering his studies in mental health and bodywork, he attended the Central Ohio School of Massage and earned a Master's degree in Social Work from the University of Kentucky.  Deeply affected by his daughter's death during this time, Robert began to study the conscious dying practices of Tibetan Buddhism.  He is a member of Sogyal Rinpoche's Spiritual Dying Network and the National Hospice Organization.  Along with his wife, Melanie, Robert has pursued studies in both Indian and Tibetan Ayurveda.  Recognized by renown teacher Dr. Deepak Chopra and other physicians of both Eastern and Western orientation, their writings are considered to be some of the clearest and most usable texts available.   With an educational background and training that is as conventional as it is alternative, Robert has worked with physicians, clinics, hospitals, private individuals and organizations, teaching them how to integrate contemporary scientific approaches with the ancient wisdom traditions in the areas of stress management, preventive health care, end-of-life care, and relationship and group dynamics.  He has served as an instructor for the Chopra Center for Well Being in San Diego and the Tibetan Medicine for the Sino-American Rehabilitation Association College in Los Angeles.  He is a prolific writer.  His books include:Nine-Star Ki: Your Astrological Companion to Feng Shui , Tibetan Ayurveda: Health Secrets from The Roof of The World  Rebirth Into Pure Land Perfect Endings: A Conscious Approach to Dying and Death The Passionate Buddha: Wisdom on Intimacy and Enduring Love  Becoming Buddha: Awakening The Wisdom and Compassion to Change Your World Wisdom of The Buddhist Masters: Common and Uncommon Sense The Ecology of Oneness: Awakening in a Free World,Ayurvedic Spa.  The Buddha at War:  Peaceful Heart Courageous Action in Troubled TimesHis most recent book, The Path of Civility:  Perfecting the Lessons of a President by Applying the Wisdom of a Buddha, is a merging of the lessons and teachings of two great individuals:  George Washington and the Buddha.  This book is indicative of the focus of his recent work:  encouraging individuals to engage in these troubled times by applying principles of effective and hence, civil discourse.  Find Robert:   https://thepathofcivility.com/https://www.diamondwayayurveda.com/

Today, I have the good fortune to chat with a fabuous guest, Melanie Sachs.  Melanie has spent many decades expanding the healing energy of Ayurveda throughout the world.  She is the co-author of 2 books along with her husband Robert Sachs:  Ayurvedic Beauty Care and Ayurveda Spa:  Treatments for Large and Small Spas.  Melanie's exploraton into alternative healing include years of study with Michio Kushi, one of the forces behind bringing organic foods and macrobiotics to the U.S.  She started her Ayurvedic studies with the renowned teacher Dr. Vasant Lad - whose life work is profiled in the documentary, A DOCTOR FROM INDIA.  During the course of her career, Melanie has worked directly with the spa industry to develop ancient Ayurvedic techniques into successful spa services, matching the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda with the modern demand for beauty and relaxation.   Today, we are going to shift to Melanie's interest in permaculture, in growing soil and food for maximum diversity and sustainability.  She will introduce us  the concept of THE FRIENDLY FOREST and how it relates to the principles of permaculture and Ayurveda and can serve as a model for helping us shift toward a more peaceful, just, joyful, sustainable and supportive world.  Be in touch with Melanie:  https://www.diamondwayayurveda.com/

CNET's favorite patent attorney, Robert Sachs, examines five Google patents filed with the US Copyright Office and gives his opinion on whether each product might work or fail.

CNET's favorite patent attorney, Robert Sachs, examines five Google patents and patent applications, offering his opinion on whether each product might work or fail.

CNET's favorite patent attorney, Robert Sachs, examines five Google patents and patent applications, offering his opinion on whether each product might work or fail.

Patent attorney Robert Sachs vets some odd Apple patents for automobiles -- ones that could hint at what an Apple car could look like. Are any of the ideas viable?

Patent attorney Robert Sachs vets some odd Apple patents for automobiles -- ones that could hint at what an Apple car could look like. Are any of the ideas viable?

Tune into this episode to listen to Dr. Robert Sachs and Konstantinos discuss with Dr. Eric Block how they were able to successfully revolutionize dental X-rays through DC-Air™.

In 1984, Robert Sachs' daughter, Shamara Phillipa, died of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Although tragic for Robert's entire family, Shamara's death happened in a most unusual circumstance. A Tibetan Buddhist lama was staying at Robert's home and performed the Tibetan Buddhist practice known as phowa (pronounced POH WHAH) or transference of consciousness at the time of death. From this practice, Robert and his wife, Melanie, witnessed an amazing transformation in their daughter's appearance - things that defied medical explanation. And then for 10 days, it was as if everything they had ever learned about life and living was radically changed as what can only be defined as miracle after miracle continued to unfold before their eyes. These events changed the direction of Robert's career in healthcare. Along with training as a social worker, he privately trained in the phowa practice and studied and deepened his study for the sciences of healing from the east. Now, a hospice social worker and counselor for many years, Robert has decided to share Shamara's story and the practical and spiritual wisdom he has gleaned from his own practice, the teachings of many great healers and spiritual masters, and the many clients he has been with over the years. Of this book, Rebirth into Pure Land: A True Story of Birth, Death, and Transformation & How We Can Prepare for the Most Amazing Journey of our Lives by Robert Sachs, Stephen Levine says, "This is a book of options, an honoring of the continuum that few have believed possible. It is a rare tale about the death of a child and the rebirth of the spirit in the hearts of all who were near - and the skillful passing into what is available to us all - our original nature.

n 1984, Robert Sachs' daughter, Shamara Phillipa, died of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Although tragic for Robert's entire family, Shamara's death happened in a most unusual circumstance. A Tibetan Buddhist lama was staying at Robert's home and performed the Tibetan Buddhist practice known as phowa (pronounced POH WHAH) or transference of consciousness at the time of death. From this practice, Robert and his wife, Melanie, witnessed an amazing transformation in their daughter's appearance - things that defied medical explanation. And then for 10 days, it was as if everything they had ever learned about life and living was radically changed as what can only be defined as miracle after miracle continued to unfold before their eyes. These events changed the direction of Robert's career in healthcare. Along with training as a social worker, he privately trained in the phowa practice and studied and deepened his study for the sciences of healing from the east. Now, a hospice social worker and counselor for many years, Robert has decided to share Shamara's story and the practical and spiritual wisdom he has gleaned from his own practice, the teachings of many great healers and spiritual masters, and the many clients he has been with over the years. Of this book, Rebirth into Pure Land: A True Story of Birth, Death, and Transformation & How We Can Prepare for the Most Amazing Journey of our Lives by Robert Sachs, Stephen Levine says, "This is a book of options, an honoring of the continuum that few have believed possible. It is a rare tale about the death of a child and the rebirth of the spirit in the hearts of all who were near - and the skillful passing into what is available to us all - our original nature.

n 1984, Robert Sachs' daughter, Shamara Phillipa, died of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Although tragic for Robert's entire family, Shamara's death happened in a most unusual circumstance. A Tibetan Buddhist lama was staying at Robert's home and performed the Tibetan Buddhist practice known as phowa (pronounced POH WHAH) or transference of consciousness at the time of death. From this practice, Robert and his wife, Melanie, witnessed an amazing transformation in their daughter's appearance - things that defied medical explanation. And then for 10 days, it was as if everything they had ever learned about life and living was radically changed as what can only be defined as miracle after miracle continued to unfold before their eyes. These events changed the direction of Robert's career in healthcare. Along with training as a social worker, he privately trained in the phowa practice and studied and deepened his study for the sciences of healing from the east. Now, a hospice social worker and counselor for many years, Robert has decided to share Shamara's story and the practical and spiritual wisdom he has gleaned from his own practice, the teachings of many great healers and spiritual masters, and the many clients he has been with over the years. Of this book, Rebirth into Pure Land: A True Story of Birth, Death, and Transformation & How We Can Prepare for the Most Amazing Journey of our Lives by Robert Sachs, Stephen Levine says, "This is a book of options, an honoring of the continuum that few have believed possible. It is a rare tale about the death of a child and the rebirth of the spirit in the hearts of all who were near - and the skillful passing into what is available to us all - our original nature.

Thought provoking comments from Robert Sachs on Civility and the Oscar slap. This episode is meant to stimulate your thoughts on the subject.

A review of the new book, A Civility Mosaic written by Russ Charvonia and Michael Ashley. The reviewer is Robert Sachs. This podcast is dated April 9, 2022.

Hometown Radio 03/08/22 4p: Robert Sachs discusses Andrew Yang's call to raise better men

Never Quit Quitting with Robert Sachs Meet Robert Sachs, one of Max's Top 10 Finalists of the August 6 week Challenge.  In this episode, you'll discover: The journey of fitness to conservation Overcoming cravings Training at home How your Challenge can be derailed by one small decision Setting up a home gym Connect  Find The Max and Maxine Challenge On Apple Podcasts On Facebook On Instagram @maxchallenge and @maxineschallenge Coach Steve @steveneskaf - muscleuposteo.com Coach Nic @nicolettaceppellini - 2000watts.com.au   For more information about the Challenge visit: www.maxchallenge.com.au www.maxineschallenge.com.au

Most people who have been in the healthcare industry for a while have heard by now the metaphor about the two canoes. Provider organizations or health systems with some of their payments coming from a fee-for-service (FFS) payment model and some of them coming from value-based arrangements have the challenge of one foot in the FFS canoe and one foot in the value-based canoe. They're probably going through a lot of metaphorical pants is the main takeaway that often comes to mind for me. But wardrobe malfunctions aside, this is a really difficult organizational challenge. That's what I'm talking about in this healthcare podcast with Dr. David Carmouche: how to deal with the operational challenges, the cultural challenges, maybe even (very arguably) the generational challenges here. Top line (very top line), to succeed in value-based care, you gotta have three things aligned: The payment model, the construct of the contract. No kidding, you have to have value-based contracts to succeed in value-based care. The big problem here—which is not to be underestimated—is that there are some areas of the country where it's really tough to find somebody, or enough somebodies, willing to offer a capitated, prospective value-based contract. That would be really frustrating to want to go forward (if you're a provider) in a value-based way but to not have a willing payer partner and/or employer partner to do so. So please step up, payers, policy makers, and employers in those areas of the country. But the construct of the value-based contracts can also not be overlooked. Toward the end of this interview, Dr. Carmouche gets into the different results that were achieved between two patient populations: one served by a Medicare Advantage (MA) plan and one in an MSSP (Medicare Shared Savings Program) model. So, the same provider network, the same environment, same geography, same number of lives, different payment model. Stick around for that part of the conversation. It's pretty eye-opening. The second of the three things to be aligned to be successful in value-based care are physician/administrative incentives and the employment models. Seriously, who is thinking that anyone's gonna succeed managing downstream risk when the physicians making the decisions about downstream services used are bonused by how much downstream costs they can drive and everyone is eating what they kill? If culture eats strategy for breakfast, incentives eat culture for lunch, as they say. Leadership skills. Leaders who are going to succeed in a world moving from FFS to VBC have to be mission driven toward that cause. They have to be strategic enough in their approach to take potential short-term revenue hits in pursuit of the longer-term goal—even the medium-term goal, honestly, if you think about the whole context of what's going on here. Leaders also need the skill and aptitude to pull off the change management and adjustments to the organizational culture that are needed. Staffs and teams really need systematic support. Value-based care is a team sport, and teams require leadership. Here's one example of where not having great leadership trickles down to bad results: If nurses or social workers or, in general, people of color or women in an organization feel demeaned or not valued by a critical mass of those in power—and maybe here I mean physicians or other physicians that they work with—then patient safety scores diminish and quality goes down. There's enough studies on the impact of having and not having psychological safety that it's getting harder to dispute what I just said. And if this environment becomes as toxic as the stories that you read about often enough, that's on the C-suite to fix. If the C-suite has value-based aspirations, that C-suite really might want to reprioritize their to-do lists. So, think about stuff like this because toxic environments make consistently delivering high-value care and satisfied patients difficult at best for many reasons. Here's a timely side note: I heard someone say the other day that in light of the pandemic and the FFS inpatient and outpatient volume fluctuations that plummeted and rose at various points during the pandemic, compounded with Medicare FFS rates that some institutions claim are not profitable or profitable enough … someone said that, given these factors, the best way to de-risk is to take on more risk. That's interesting to think about on a number of levels. In this healthcare podcast, as I mentioned, I'm talking about all this and more with Dr. David Carmouche. Dr. Carmouche was recently the executive vice president of value-based care and network operations at Ochsner, which is a very big integrated delivery network in Louisiana. You heard it here first, folks, but Dr. Carmouche will take on a new role in November 2021. He will oversee Walmart's expanding clinical care offerings and operations, including Walmart Health MeMD and its social determinants of health line of business. Here's a quote from the announcement about Dr. Carmouche's move that I thought was interesting: “Connecting with patients in more places and creating a seamless, personalized patient experience is a crucial component in the new healthcare environment, and a space where Ochsner—as well as retail leaders like Walmart—will continue to invest.” Dr. Carmouche has been on this podcast before (EP316 and AEE15), so if you'd like to hear more from him, go back and listen to those two shows.   Also, if you're looking for another episode that digs into the importance of leadership, listen to the one two weeks ago with Gary Campbell (EP341).   You can learn more by visiting Dr. Carmouche's LinkedIn page or by reading From Competition to Collaboration by Tracy Duberman and Robert Sachs.  David Carmouche, MD, views healthcare from three distinct perspectives: as a physician provider, an executive for an insurance company, and as a leader in a health system. Specifically, he built a large, multidisciplinary internal medicine and preventive cardiology practice in Louisiana; served as the chief medical officer for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana; and has a triad of responsibilities with Ochsner Health, the largest nonprofit academic healthcare system in the Gulf South. He was promoted to serve as executive vice president of value-based care and network operations in addition to his duties as president of the Ochsner Health Network and executive director of the Ochsner Accountable Care Network. He is known as an expert in value-based care. He led one of the top 15 performing accountable care organizations in the United States, managing billions in care spend and generating millions in year-over-year shared savings. Dr. Carmouche earned a bachelor's degree from Tulane University and a medical degree from Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans. He completed his residency in internal medicine at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. 06:31 How do you operationally deal with conflicting FFS and VBC processes? 07:23 “It's pretty clear in Medicare that our strategy in the future … is one of value.” 11:31 “I think a bigger challenge, though, is that in many markets, there are just no opportunities to have experienced value-based care.” 13:18 “How do we engage in collaborative relationships that would allow us to move into value?” 14:01 “No one wants to rush through their day in a series of seven-minute visits.” 15:53 “In a fee-for-service environment … you're forced to bring people into the office to create an encounter who don't necessarily need to be there.” 19:22 “We haven't really changed how we select and train physicians … in the last hundred years.” 20:32 “We, as physicians, were taught to be accountable for outcomes; and we create probably an unnecessary and unfair burden on ourselves.” 21:30 “In the value-based care world, a physician does have to recast themselves as part of a team.” 22:30 “It is an enormous cultural shift … but ultimately, it's one that the facts … mandate.” 26:58 “You have to have a compelling vision and belief that value-based care offers benefits to all of the actors in the healthcare ecosystem.” 27:24 “You have to be able to communicate effectively across sectors.” 27:43 “You have to have courage.” 28:29 What are the leadership skills required to make value-based care work? You can learn more by visiting Dr. Carmouche's LinkedIn page or by reading From Competition to Collaboration by Tracy Duberman and Robert Sachs.  @CarmoucheMd discusses #vbc on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcare How do you operationally deal with conflicting FFS and VBC processes? @CarmoucheMd discusses #vbc on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcare “It's pretty clear in Medicare that our strategy in the future … is one of value.” @CarmoucheMd discusses #vbc on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcare “I think a bigger challenge, though, is that in many markets, there are just no opportunities to have experienced value-based care.” @CarmoucheMd discusses #vbc on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcare “How do we engage in collaborative relationships that would allow us to move into value?” @CarmoucheMd discusses #vbc on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcare “No one wants to rush through their day in a series of seven-minute visits.” @CarmoucheMd discusses #vbc on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcare “In a fee-for-service environment … you're forced to bring people into the office to create an encounter who don't necessarily need to be there.” @CarmoucheMd discusses #vbc on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcare “We haven't really changed how we select and train physicians … in the last hundred years.” @CarmoucheMd discusses #vbc on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcare “We, as physicians, were taught to be accountable for outcomes; and we create probably an unnecessary and unfair burden on ourselves.” @CarmoucheMd discusses #vbc on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcare “In the value-based care world, a physician does have to recast themselves as part of a team.” @CarmoucheMd discusses #vbc on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcare “It is an enormous cultural shift … but ultimately, it's one that the facts … mandate.” @CarmoucheMd discusses #vbc on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcare “You have to have a compelling vision and belief that value-based care offers benefits to all of the actors in the healthcare ecosystem.” @CarmoucheMd discusses #vbc on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcare “You have to be able to communicate effectively across all platforms.” @CarmoucheMd discusses #vbc on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcare What are the leadership skills required to make value-based care work? @CarmoucheMd discusses #vbc on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcare Recent past interviews: Click a guest's name for their latest RHV episode! 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Harmony is when a peace exists that has heart and mutual accord. An on-the-level understanding is essential. A tool to support and further this is civility. Part of the Civility Speaks series by Robert Sachs.

ROBERT SACHS This touching story brings us into the life of William, a young boy who must deal with some unexpected circumstances after WWII. After being evicted from their home, his family finds a new place to live in a resort community on Lake Michigan. There, William makes a special new friend and faces some dramatic events. The post Traces of an Early Summer appeared first on PenDust Radio.

Civility Speaks series by Robert Sachs. The topic of this podcast is "Incivility Toward Oneself".

When I was talking with Dr. David Carmouche from Ochsner in EP316 about the importance of collaboration amongst anybody trying to actually pull off value-based care, we took a little detour, which I wound up cutting out, into the potential and challenges for health systems to collaborate and do value-based contracts with pharmaceutical manufacturers. It’s a really interesting sidebar, though, that I wanted to share with you—especially on the heels of the recent interview with Troy Larsgard from Johns Hopkins (EP318) on how Pharma can better meet the needs of their health system customers.  Here’s an interesting point that Dr. Carmouche makes in the sidebar that I thought was worth highlighting. Chalk this up as one of the challenges when trying to create some kind of risk-share agreement with a pharma company to get the manufacturer to put their money where their mouth is when they say that downstream costs will be saved or complications avoided or better outcomes attained. The challenge comes in assembling enough patients to make it worth everyone’s while. As we’re considering the assemblage of patients, we have to first consider who’s paying for the drugs. It’s a payer, usually, who contracts with a PBM (pharmacy benefit manager). So, any given health system is going to have to have enough patients not only on that one particular payer in its payer mix but also on that one payer with a plan design that uses that one PBM. As I consider this, I still have questions. Dr. Carmouche is executive vice president of value-based care and network operations at Ochsner. You can learn more by visiting Dr. Carmouche’s LinkedIn page or by reading From Competition to Collaboration by Tracy Duberman and Robert Sachs.  David Carmouche, MD, views health care from three distinct perspectives: as a physician provider, an executive for an insurance company and as a leader in a health system. Specifically, he built a large, multidisciplinary internal medicine and preventive cardiology practice in Louisiana; served as the chief medical officer for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana; and currently has a triad of responsibilities with Ochsner Health, the largest nonprofit academic health care system in the Gulf South. He was recently promoted to serve as executive vice president of value-based care and network operations in addition to his duties as president of the Ochsner Health Network and executive director of the Ochsner Accountable Care Network. He is known as an expert in value-based care. He led one of the top 25 performing accountable care organizations in the United States, managing billions in care spend and generating millions in year-over-year shared savings. Dr. Carmouche earned a bachelor’s degree from Tulane University and a medical degree from Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans. He completed his residency in internal medicine at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. 01:57 Why has creating collaboration across Pharma been difficult? 03:10 “Is it better over an episode of care to add a more expensive drug … or would we be better served using less expensive drugs?” 03:51 Why has it been difficult for health systems to execute agreements directly with pharma companies? 04:36 “The question is really just whether or not there’s enough value that’s created to make it worth our while.” You can learn more by visiting Dr. Carmouche’s LinkedIn page or by reading From Competition to Collaboration by Tracy Duberman and Robert Sachs.  @CarmoucheMd discusses #healthsystem #collaboration with #pharmamanufacturers on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #pharma Why has creating collaboration across Pharma been difficult? @CarmoucheMd discusses #healthsystem #collaboration with #pharmamanufacturers on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #pharma “Is it better over an episode of care to add a more expensive drug … or would we be better served using less expensive drugs?” @CarmoucheMd discusses #healthsystem #collaboration with #pharmamanufacturers on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #pharma Why has it been difficult for health systems to execute agreements directly with pharma companies? @CarmoucheMd discusses #healthsystem #collaboration with #pharmamanufacturers on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #pharma “The question is really just whether or not there’s enough value that’s created to make it worth our while.” @CarmoucheMd discusses #healthsystem #collaboration with #pharmamanufacturers on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #pharma

Robert Sachs discusses the topic of Clear and Civil Speech, Noble Speech. This podcast is part of the Civility Speaks series by Robert Sachs. This podcast also introduces the Urgency of Civility Conference to be held virtually on May 18-19, 2021. More information can be found at https://urgencyofcivility.org

The Path of Civility author, Robert Sachs, looks at the social, cultural, and political aspects of this new maligned concept and its implications to civility. Presented to you by the Worldwide Civility Council.

Taking the time to listen deeply is a critical component of Civility. From Civility Speaks series of podcasts by Robert Sachs dated February 9, 2021.

This is part of the Civility Speaks series by Robert Sachs. The title of this episode is "Breaking Bread, Building Bonds". It was first broadcast December 21, 2020.

Civility Speaks with Robert Sachs. The December 9, 2020 holiday edition of Civility Speaks.

The November 19, 2020 episode of Civility Speaks with Robert Sachs. The topic of this podcast is current events and how they relate to Civility.

The latest Civility Speaks podcast. Topic is speaking truth and civility. From Civility Speaks, by Robert Sachs.

Today's podcast is a discussion by Robert Sachs of Civility, civil disobedience, and the skill it takes to use this wrathful civility tool with good intention. This is a rebroadcast of Civility Speaks, podcast 9.

A broadcast from Civility Speaks, podcast 8 with Robert Sachs. Thoughts from the author of The Path of Civility: Perfecting the Lessons of a President by Applying the Wisdom of a Buddha

An interview with Russ Charvonia, President of the Worldwide Civility Council. Russ is interviewed by Robert Sachs. Robert is the author of the Path of Civility, Perfecting the Lessons of a President by Applying the Wisdom of a Budda.

In the 4 levels of compassion as taught by the Buddha, the first 2 are more pacifying or peaceful in nature. Civility inspired by such looks like the civility we would expect. But, there are some challenges. This is a. rebroadcast of Civility Speaks with Robert Sachs dated August 12, 2020.

Many of us feel as though we are dealing with one shock after another - the pandemic, the environment, social unrest, political divisiveness - all presented to us by a media that prescribes to "If it bleeds, it leads." How do we step back from this assault to our senses and ability to live sanely and civilly? A rebroadcast of the Shock and Civility podcast of Civility Speaks with Robert Sachs dated August 3, 2020.

Civility is most effective when we treat all with equity and equanimity. To do this, our words, outer behaviors, and actions need to be met with an attitude and intention free of confusion, attachment to self-serving perspectives, and aggression - the Three Poisons identified by the Buddha and all Enlightened Beings. Washington's Freemasonry taught him the same. This is a rebroadcast of the Civility Speaks podcast series by Robert Sachs

From the Civility Speak series by Robert Sachs. How we can learn, practice, and perfect our civility skills as we "break bread" again with partners, families and friends.

Part of an ongoing discussion regarding Civility presented to you by the Worldwide Civility Council. Further information can be found at www.civilitycouncil.org

Host Ken Hudnall Talks with Nathan Robert Brown, Author of "The Complete Idiots Guide to the Paranormal" in the first hour, and in the second hour he will be talking with Robert Sachs, Author of Wisdom of Buddhist Masters.