Podcasts about think health

Raquel Martínez, secretaria general de Consejo de Colegios Oficiales de Farmacéuticos y vicepresidenta de la Federación Internacional de Farmacia (FIP), comenzó su labor en una farmacia rural, “que es importantísima, pues sirve para construir comunidad, además de crear puestos de trabajo y evitar la despoblación”. Esa vocación irrenunciable hace que nos describa la líneas estratégicas de la FIP y nos cuente algunos de sus proyectos, como Think Health, Think Pharmacy, sin olvidar que “ahora, en mi cargo, represento a todos los profesionales de la farmacia de Europa, que son cerca de cuatro millones, todos ellos igual de importantes, desde la farmacia rural a la farmacia hospitalaria”.

On this episode of TMI, we explore one of the fundamental misunderstandings about health care in the USA: that the bills we receive are the ACTUAL cost of the care. Going through a number of examples, we see that what is being billed is often ten times the cost OR MORE. Because of this deceptive pricing, many people are genuinely concerned when universal coverage comes up and they ask "HOW will it get paid for"? Taking out the need to profit shrinks the pricing to affordable size. Next, GOP officials throughout the country are responding to the reality that mass deportations and trade war tariffs would ruin their local businesses, and have begun to push back to stave off disaster for their constituents. Then, we look at the nominee who has flown completely under the media radar who spells BIG trouble for civil rights in the USA: Harmeet Dhillon. Dhillon's anti-trans litigation history and many other issues make her distinctly abhorrent to hold the office in charge of upholding the civil rights of Americans. Finally, in what is admittedly a bit of schadenfreude, we look at how the proposed merger of Kroger and Albertsons not only failed, but was so spectacularly demolished that Albertsons is suing Kroger over it. All this and more on TMI for Friday, December 13, 2024 – listen in for YOUR Cure for the Common Media!

Drs. Danielle Shelton and Michelle Seguin are family physicians and co-founders of Re:Think Health, a co-learning educational platform for healthcare professionals. In addition to co-teaching medical student electives on lifestyle medicine and innovation + entrepreneurship they are working on their interdisciplinary community offerings. They are passionate about reducing healthcare professional burnout and increasing cross-collaboration. In this episode: We hear how Danielle and Michelle came to family medicine and their reasons for looking for more education to help their patients with lifestyle changes. We discuss their separate starting places in the Clean Your Plate nonprofit in GA and the interest in a Produce Prescription program and how a shared purpose and technology brought them together. Learn about ways to overcome barriers to entry into a new space to create transformational change with the taglines of Dream Big, Be Brave, and Look for Allies. How could you regain your curiosity and creativity in medicine? Healthcare in Medicine is beyond the 4 walls of the clinic! What would medicine look like if we talked to one another? Pearls of Wellness Wisdom (these are just the last three - there are many more hidden in the episode!): 1. Do one thing just for you every day. Time for yourself is not selfish. 2. Create a daily gratitude practice a few minutes before bed. This is a seed of abundance in our life. 3. Creating something out of nothing can be hard. We hope this isn't as hard for the people who come after us.

On this episode of the podcast, I was joined by Jane Sarasohn Kahn of Health Populi and THINK-Health. Jane and I discuss: - US Healthcare System - Healthcare economics before Healthcare economics - Her Book: Health Consuming - Health Consuming vs. Health Citizenship - US vs. European Healthcare systems Jane is a health economist, advisor and trend-weaver to organizations at the intersection of health, technology and people. Jane founded THINK-Health after working with health care consultancies in the US and Europe. Jane's clients span the health/care ecosystem: technology, pharma and life sciences, providers, plans, financial services and consumer goods. She founded the Health Populi blog in 2007. Jane advises on strategy via environmental analysis, scenario and strategic planning. She is on the advisory boards of CanSurround, CAQH's U.S. Health Efficiency Index, the Health 2.0 Conference, healthBank, HIMSS Connected Health Committee, the Society for Participatory Medicine, Stupid Cancer, and WEGO Health. In her community of Phoenixville, PA, Jane sits on the Board of The Clinic, a free clinic for residents. Jane is a frequent speaker, listed with AHA's Speakers Express and Executive Speakers Bureau.

S1E10: Double Down on Pandemic Inspired Solutions with Health Economist Jane Sarasohn-Kahn (@healthythinker) at Think Health and host Dr. Nick. Healthcare costs have been rising every year for more than 60 years and continue to do so, and not just in the US. All this despite the backdrop of what is an unsustainable economic position and multiple attempts and strategies to reign in these costs. Where does the US fall relative to other countries? In the US healthcare costs almost twice the next closest comparable country while not seeing positive results for the money spent. This financial course is unsustainable. COVID19 wreaked havoc and displaced many previously miss held perspectives and demonstrated that those clinical services who were focused on value over volume did much better throughout the pandemic. With the continued impact of the virus there is wide open opportunities to bring lasting change to our healthcare systems, here in the US and around the world by learning from these experiences and applying the knowledge persistently. This week, your better pill to swallow is accepting the notion that we are broke and solving for this requires different thinking and approaches. Double down on solutions that not only focus on virtual care and capabilities but include the provision of other services – not just broadband access but far beyond into all the Social Determinants of Health. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play HealthcareNOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

At the time of releasing this episode, wildfires have been raging again in Greece and temperatures have become unbearable across parts of the States, it really is impossible to avoid the issue of climate change. Pete The Builder talks to Steve Randall about how this affects the construction industry and how you and your team can best deal with this huge issue.Skanska's Director of Health, Safety and Well Being, Dylan Roberts, joins us but wearing a slightly different hat. Dylan is part of an industry group steering health in the construction industry. Did you know that:“It's time for change … construction workers in the UK are 100 times more likely to die from an occupational disease than a workplace accident.”Health in Construction GroupDylan talks about how we need to Think Health. The Health in Construction Leadership Group (HCLG) was formed in 2014 after a challenge from HSE's Construction Industry Advisory Committee (ConIAC) for the industry to do more to ‘Think Health' and responding to the influence of ‘Construction 2025', the Industry Strategy for Construction.​The group is comprised of contractors, clients, the Health and Safety Executive, professional bodies, trade associations and trade unions.The role of the HCLG is to act as both a stimulus and a catalyst in helping unify the industry in its approach to worker health protection and the promotion, adoption and implementation of best practice processes and initiatives.​The HCLG has engaged key business leaders and industry influencers in the construction sector through its Health in Construction CEO Summit events in 2016 and 2017.​At these events, CEOs made a commitment to eradicate the thousands of cases of ill health and disease caused every year as a result of exposure to health hazards during construction work, as well as to address the growing incidence of mental ill-health in our workforce. ​There is much to achieve by the overall target date of 2025. From 2021, the HCLG will focus on the key areas of promoting good mental health, the prevention of respiratory disease and the prevention of musculoskeletal disorders. These focus areas will be reflected in the revised strategy which will be published here shortly.This episode of Constructive Voices is sponsored by Viewpoint, a Trimble Company.

Contact tracing technologies and applications (CTT/CTAs) have become a great focus in the new norm of COVID-19. There are many ethical and validation challenges surrounding the uses of these technologies which have been in play before the pandemic and will continue after. Maria Palombini, Director of Emerging Communities & Opportunities Development and Healthcare Life Sciences (HLS) Practice Lead at IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA), interviews Ali Hessami, Innovation Director at Vegas Global Systems LTD and Chair and Technical Editor for IEEE P7000 Standards, about ethical considerations on contact tracing technologies and applications in order to mitigate spread of the pandemic and protect personal privacy and public. Related Resources: IEEE SA Healthcare and Life Sciences Practice Page New Creative Commons Paper Addresses Ethical Hurdles to Contact Tracing Adoption Report: IEEE Use Case–Criteria for Addressing Ethical Challenges in Transparency, Accountability, and Privacy of CTA/CTT Does your COVID-19 tracing app follow you forever?  Privacy & Protection in a post-pandemic world (On-Demand Webinar – original broadcast July 2020)

Digital therapeutics are growing in popularity for patients. Combining science and technology creates a double-edge sword including one how to best establish quality and trust in the safety and efficacy of patients. Maria Palombini, Director of Emerging Communities & Opportunities Development and Healthcare Life Sciences (HLS) Practice Lead at IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA), Michael Ambrose, Director of Product Quality and Analytical Process at USP about establishing standards in digital therapeutics to assure quality and build trust with patients -- the core of the healthcare ecosystem. Related Resources: IEEE SA Healthcare and Life Sciences Practice Page White Paper: The Role of Public Standards in Assuring Quality of Digital Therapeutics

In an effort to enhance clinical research, Maria Palombini, Director of Emerging Communities & Opportunities Development and Healthcare & Life Sciences (HLS) Practice Lead at the IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA), interviews Jennifer Goldsack, Executive Director of Digital Medicine Society (DiME) to explore the need for bringing together pharmaceutical clinical researchers and technologists to compel device makers to embrace and develop open source and compatible technologies. Related Sources: IEEE SA Healthcare and Life Sciences Practice Page OpEd - "With Covid-19 halting clinical trials, wearables could be key — but data ‘wild west' gets in the way"  IEEE SA Tech and Data Harmonization for Decentralized Clinical Trials IEEE SA Global WAMIII (Wearables and Medical IoT & Interoperability and Intelligence) Program

Maria Palombini, Director of Emerging Communities & Opportunities Development and Healthcare & Life Sciences (HLS) Practice Lead at the IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA), interviews Walter De Brouwer, CEO & Founder of Doc.ai and Chair of the IEEE SA Technology and Data Harmonization for Enabling Decentralized Clinical Trials Industry Connections (IC) Program to discuss decentralizing clinical trials, addressing remote health challenges during COVID-19, and how to engage in the IC program. Related Resources: IEEE SA Healthcare and Life Sciences Practice Page IEEE SA Technology and Data Harmonization for Enabling Decentralized Clinical Trials Industry Connections (IC) Program  

With the Advancements that have been made one has to wonder if some technological advancements can be mixed into these practices which have been around for years and if it will be successful or okay to mix the two since ALL things tend to mix as time and technology advances. ****************************************@iamgop713 (IG) @iamGOP713 (FB) Please Like Favorite & Message if you're interested in Being a Guest on the Show, if you have any Questions or want to show some Love then you can do ALL of that by leaving a Message. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iamgop713/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/iamgop713/support

The newly released IEEE 2791-2020 Standard for Bioinformatics Analyses Generated by High-Throughput Sequencing (HTS) facilitates an expedited bioinformatics communications exchange protocol amongst critical stakeholders in the clinical research phase. Maria Palombini, Director of Emerging Communities & Opportunities Development and Healthcare and Life Sciences (HLS) Practice Lead at IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA), interviews Raja Mazumder and Jonathon Keeney to shine a spotlight on the many different use cases from submissions for FDA regulatory review, to potential COVID-19 antibody research and other vaccine and infectious disease development applications. Related Resources: IEEE SA Healthcare and Life Sciences Practice Page COVID-19 and Beyond: New IEEE 2791-2020 Standard Uses Bioinformatics to Speed Drug Development IEEE 2791-2020 Standard for Bioinformatics Analyses Generated by High-Throughput Sequencing (HTS)

Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, Author, Health Economist & Advisor, rejoins the show and her message about health citizenship could not be timelier. She unpacks the 2020 Election, key trends, COVID-19, and what this all potentially means for healthcare.

Hosts Fred Goldstein and Gregg Masters, MPH meet Author and Health Economist Jane Sarasohn-Kahn. Jane is an advisor and trend-weaver supporting organizations at the intersection of health, technology and people. She founded the popular blog THINK-Health after working for ten years with health care consultancies in the U.S. and Europe. We discuss her new book “Health Citizenship: How a virus opened hearts and minds,” a timely piece that tracks how SARS-COV-2 has and will likely continue to re-shape our world. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play HealthcareNOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

COVID-19 has disrupted healthcare like a Cat 5 hurricane. So what comes next? And how do we create positive change on the other side of the pandemic? Jane Sarasohn-Kahn thinks she knows. The CEO of THINK-Health and founder of the Health Populi blog, Jane is a health economist, advisor, trend weaver, and author. And she's our guest on this week's episode. Join us as she shares her insight about three Ts—telehealth, trauma, and trust—the importance of self-care, and what it means to be a health citizen. Download the executive summary for this episode at manonfire.co. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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From the Revenue Management and Cerner Physician Community Forums to our Monday keynotes and Solutions Gallery floor opening , there was much to be discussed from Day 1 of #CHC19. We are joined by Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, Health Economist and Founder of Think Health; Dr. Emily Webber, CMIO of IU Health and Dr. Lu de Souza, Sr. Director and Chief Medical Officer with Cerner to discuss their impressions of the first day of Cerner's Health Conference.

Establishing health citizenship is critical for better health outcomes, according to this week’s guest. Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, Author, Health Economist & Advisor of THINK-Health discusses key trends in health consumerism, health economics, and her latest book.

Welcome to season 2 of the re-think-health podcast! What to expect for this season? The post Re-think-health Season 2 appeared first on Re-think-health.

Think Bank. Think Health. Think Banking for Health - der #apoHackathon Unter diesem Motto lädt die Deutsche Apotheker- und Ärztebank vom 31.05. bis 2.06.2019 zu ihrem ersten Hackathon in die Düsseldorfer Zentrale ein! André Thomas (Leiter Information, Organisation, Technologie) und Damian Beldycki (Leiter Data Analytics) erklären im heutigen Podcast was die Gründe für dieses neue Format #apoHackathon sind und welche Themen die apoBank aktuell beschäftigen. Als Bank für akademische Heilberufler, bildet sie die Schnittstelle zwischen Banking UND dem Gesundheitsmarkt, die Mission: Wir ermöglichen Gesundheit. Die Bedürfnisse dieser Zielgruppe sind speziell und anspruchsvoll. Die apoBank muss mehr bieten als nur ein Girokonto, um diesen gerecht zu werden. Seit 2015 beteiligt sich die apoBank aktiv, sowohl als Sponsor, als auch als Teilnehmer, an verschiedenen Hackathons (u.a. Bankathon, Startupbootcamp Health Hackathon). Immer wieder empfindet sie die Events als extrem inspirierend und wertvoll, um neue Perspektiven auf bestehende Problemstellungen kennenzulernen. So ist beispielsweise auch der Chatbot, den die apoBank heute im Einsatz hat, auf einem Hackathon entstanden.

Think Bank. Think Health. Think Banking for Health - der #apoHackathon Unter diesem Motto lädt die Deutsche Apotheker- und Ärztebank vom 31.05. bis 2.06.2019 zu ihrem ersten Hackathon in die Düsseldorfer Zentrale ein! André Thomas (Leiter Information, Organisation, Technologie) und Damian Beldycki (Leiter Data Analytics) erklären im heutigen Podcast was die Gründe für dieses neue Format #apoHackathon sind und welche Themen die apoBank aktuell beschäftigen. Als Bank für akademische Heilberufler, bildet sie die Schnittstelle zwischen Banking UND dem Gesundheitsmarkt, die Mission: Wir ermöglichen Gesundheit. Die Bedürfnisse dieser Zielgruppe sind speziell und anspruchsvoll. Die apoBank muss mehr bieten als nur ein Girokonto, um diesen gerecht zu werden. Seit 2015 beteiligt sich die apoBank aktiv, sowohl als Sponsor, als auch als Teilnehmer, an verschiedenen Hackathons (u.a. Bankathon, Startupbootcamp Health Hackathon). Immer wieder empfindet sie die Events als extrem inspirierend und wertvoll, um neue Perspektiven auf bestehende Problemstellungen kennenzulernen. So ist beispielsweise auch der Chatbot, den die apoBank heute im Einsatz hat, auf einem Hackathon entstanden. Die duale Fokus auf Banking und Health spiegelt sich auch in den Challenges des ersten #apoHackathon wider, bei denen es darum geht, innerhalb von 30 Stunden, möglichst bedürfnisorientierte, innovative Lösungen für vier folgende Personas zu entwickeln: * Dr. med. Alex Schmidt (Internist, 41Jahre) ist auf der Suche nach einer Mobile Banking Lösung, deren spezielle Features ihm seinen Alltag vereinfachen, Zeit und Gebühren spart. * Dr. Annika Pauder (Intensivmedizinerin, 34 Jahre) wünscht sich einen einfachen, schnellen und spielerischen Einstieg in das Thema Vermögensaufbau und Altersvorsorge. * Dr. August Meier (Augenarzt, 37 Jahre) möchte keine Entwicklungen in seinem Fachgebiet verpassen, Best Practices kennenlernen und Wissen austauschen – ideal wäre eine Plattform, die er auf seine Bedürfnisse anpassen könnte. * Franziska Becker (Krankenhaus-Leiterin, 53 Jahre) würde sich über ein Krankenhaus-Benchmarking anhand von öffentlichen Quellen freuen, mit dem sie ihren täglichen Einsatz zur Optimierung der angebotenen Dienstleistungen nach außen sichtbar machen könnte. Alle Entwickler, UX Designer, Big Data Spezialisten und Personen auf dem Weg dorthin (Studenten), die innovative Ideen für das Banking for Health von morgen haben, sollten sich den #apoHackathon nicht entgehen lassen! Insgesamt warten 15.000€ Preisgeld auf die Gewinnerteams.Mit avaloq, DXC.technology, figo und naontek hat sich die apoBank für den Hackathon ein starkes Team an Partnern zusammengestellt. Hier gehts zu mehr Infos und zur Anmeldung: https://www.bankathon.net/apobank-hackathon/ André Thomas (Leiter IT) und Damian Beldycki (https://twitter.com/DBeldycki) (Leiter Data Analytics) erklären im heutigen Podcast was die apoBank ausmacht, welche Motive sie zu dem #apoHackathon bewegen, welche Challenges den Teilnehmern gestellt werden und wer unbedingt dabei sein sollte."

Missing your Think: Health fix? We’ve got something else for your podcast app. Introducing a new season of All Things Equal. This series will take you into the school yard and beyond, where kids learn that things aren't always fair. Through the stories of real students and staff, Uniform will change the way you think about education; because when it comes to learning, one size does not fit all.Subscribe to All Things Equal in your favourite podcast app, or listen to the show here:https://www.whooshkaa.com/shows/after-metoo-stories-of-social-change

"I don't know how I knew, but I've known my whole life"In this episode of Think: Health, we explore the complexity of intergenerational trauma and the impact it has on mental health. A new study conducted by Kim Slender, PhD Student at the University of Technology Sydney is looking at the epigenetic transmission of trauma across generations within the Jewish community and how this trauma can become embedded into ones genetic makeup.Featuring:Kim Slender - PhD Student in the Graduate School of Health at the University of Technology Sydney.Sylvia Griffin - Artist, SydneyNorm Sheehan - Director, GNIBI College of Indigenous Australian Peoples, Southern Cross University.Producer/Presenter: Evie Maguire.

Improving healthcare by working with stakeholders across the health care ecosystem on strategy, scenario planning, policy and health care reform, and environmental analysis

We're on break this week while 2SER is in the middle of Supporter Drive. 2SER Radio is the station that makes Think: Health and our two sister programs Think: Sustainability and Digital Futures possible, however running a radio station doesn't come cheap. You can support the Think programs, 2SER and make a tax deductible donation by heading to 2ser.com/donate.

We're on break this week while 2SER is in the middle of Supporter Drive. 2SER Radio is the station that makes Think: Sustainability and our two sister programs Think: Health and Digital Futures possible, however running a radio station doesn't come cheap. You can support the Think programs, 2SER and make a tax deductible donation by heading to 2ser.com/donate.

We're on break this week while 2SER is in the middle of Supporter Drive. 2SER Radio is the station that makes Think: Sustainability and our two sister programs Think: Health and Digital Futures possible, however running a radio station doesn't come cheap. You can support the Think programs, 2SER and make a tax deductible donation by heading to 2ser.com/donate.

We're on break this week while 2SER is in the middle of Supporter Drive. 2SER Radio is the station that makes Think: Health and our two sister programs Think: Sustainability and Digital Futures possible, however running a radio station doesn't come cheap. You can support the Think programs, 2SER and make a tax deductible donation by heading to 2ser.com/donate.

For National Diabetes Week, Think: Health brings you a special on the chronic metabolic disorder that affects more than 1.7 million Australians with one person being diagnosed every 5 minutes. Speakers: Bridget Foley - Ambassador for Diabetes NSW. Yvonne Appleby - Ambassador for Diabetes NSW. Catherine Wilson - Credentialed Diabetes Educator and Course Coordinator Graduate Certificate in the Faculty of Health at the University of Technology Sydney. Kristine McGrath - Lecturer in the School of Life Sciences at the University of Technology Sydney. Sheila Donnelly - Associate Professor in the School of Life Sciences at the University of Technology Sydney. Producer/Presenter: Jake Morcom. Thanks to Veronica Phillips from Diabetes NSW and ACT who helped us get in touch with Bridget and Yvonne. If you have any questions regarding diabetes, pre-diabetes or just want to know more information you can call the Diabetes NSW hotline on 1300 342 238.

As the needs of the population begin to change, so too does the way we deliver healthcare. In collaboration with Think: Health, we look at how data is revolutionizing healthcare delivery, and whether we should be concerned about our privacy. Producers/Presenters: Ellen Leabeater & Jake Morcom Speakers: Jude Constable - Acting General Manager, Westmead Hospital Mary Lam - Senior Lecturer and Acting Director of Digital Health and Innovation, University of Technology Sydney Richard Royle - National Digital Health Lead, Price Waterhouse Coopers Michael Bainbridge - Head of Clinical Engagement at the International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation Louise Ryan - Professor of Statistics at University of Technology Sydney Dominique Cadilhac - Data Custodian of the Australian Stroke Data Tool and Australian Stroke Registry For more info head to 2ser.com This show is supported by 2SER and the University of Technology Sydney.

As 2SER heads over to New York for the New York Radio Awards, we bring you the episode of Think: Health that was nominated in the Health category. In the last two decades, Australia's stillbirth rate has remained unchanged. Last month, the Lancet released new research showing how much Australia is lagging behind other developed countries. We ask why, and what needs to be done to decrease out stillbirth rate. Producer/Presenter: Ellen Leabeater Show Presenter: Jake Morcom.

Think: Health this week takes a closer look at the world of pseudomedicine and diagnosis, what ignited the anti-vaccination movement and new research linking a healthy gut to a healthy mind.

This week on Think: Health we take a closer look at the role of the general practitioner. We look at the patient-GP relationship and what that says about modern primary health care, administering the right contraceptives and how doctors and nurses may be losing empathy towards their patients. Hosted by Jake Morcom. Produced by Jake Morcom and Lia Tsamoglou.

The e-cigarette or 'vaping' trend has become increasingly popular in recent years, but is the alternative to smoking all it's cracked up to be? This week on Think: Health we look at the health ramifications of smoking e-cigarettes, take a closer look at antimicrobial resistance and assess successful alcohol abstinence campaigns like Dry July are in steering people off drinking in the long term. Hosted by Jake Morcom. Produced by Jake Morcom and Lia Tsamoglou.

In a collaboration with Think: Health, this week we're taking a look at a few examples of non-invasive medical tech - tracking blood sugar without blood, exoskeletons for rehab, and using vibrations to help the blind see.

In a special collaboration, Think: Health and Think: Digital Futures take a look at the future of non-invasive medical technology. Speakers: Harriet - Type 1 Diabetic Fiona - Harriet's mum Professor Hung Nguyen - Director Health Technologies Dr. Peter Puya Abolfath- Inventor, Exoflex Dr. Marc Carmichael- Lecturer, School of Electrical Mechanical and Mechatronic Systems at UTS Nick Barnes - Project Lead, VibroMat, CSIRO Data61 Presenters/Producers: Ellen Leabeater & Josh Nicholas Producers: Sam King & Jake Morcom For more info: 2ser.com/thinkhealth 2ser.com/thinkdigitalfutures @2ser @ellenleabeater @joshcnicholas Think: Health and Think: Digital Futures are supported by the University of Technology Sydney and 2SER 107.3.

In this special olympic edition of Think: Health, we talk testosterone in female athletes. Are women with Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome unfairly advantaged? We also investigate the rising demand for abortions in Zika affected countries. And we catch up with Isobel Bishop, an olympian on her way to Rio. Presenter/Producer: Ninah Kopel Speakers: Daryl Adair, Associate Professor of Sports Management at the University of Technology Sydney Leticia Zenevich, Spokeswoman for Women on Web Dr Beverly Paterson, Epidemiologist Isobel Bishop, University of Technology Sydney Student, and Member of the Australian Water Polo Olympic Team For more info & transcripts: 2ser.com/thinkhealth Twitter @2ser @ellenleabeater @ninahkopel This show is supported by the University of Technology Sydney Faculty of Health & 2SER 107.3

Health economist, advisor and communicator, Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, sits down with Unity Stoakes to discuss improving the patient experience, moving the needle on health for middle America and Jane's advice to the legacy healthcare industry regarding adopting new health innovation practices and concepts. GUEST: Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, THINK Health HOST: Unity Stoakes LOCATION: Health 2.0 Fall 2015 Conference, Santa Clara, CA IN THIS EPISODE: Consumerizing for the Masses Consumer Priorities: Price Transparency and Value in Health and Healthcare Advice to the Legacy Healthcare Industry

(Extra) Think Health 2015 - Birth unit design by Think: Health

Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, health economist and advisor at THINK-Health, discusses the economic elements of consumer-driven health, influencing behavior change among patients and consumers, and how healthcare organizations are moving towards the triple aim. Additional information at sitewirehealth.com/cruxpoints

Are you ready for a Revelation to a Revolution? You will learn techniques to change your percetion and that has the potential to reverse disease and regain health!! Don't miss this show!!!