Podcasts about uofl health

In this episode, Kirk Strack, CFO of the University of Louisville Health, shares insights on managing rapid growth, tackling financial sustainability, and addressing workforce challenges in an evolving healthcare landscape. Tune in for a deep dive into the strategies shaping UofL Health's future.

Maira Ansari sits down with Dr. Stephen Taylor from UofL Health to talk about mental health and resources in the black community. 

The Boden triplets are orthopedic surgeons for UofL Health. Lauren, Stephanie, and Allison pursued the family business - mom, dad, grandmothers, and other relatives - are doctors, so it seemed like a comfortable fit. Lauren (spine), Stephanie (sports), and Allison (feet & ankles) often consult each other and occasionally partner up in surgery.Here's their story on how these Georgia athletes stuck together through school and,, after separating for residencies, reunited in Louisville. And there's another Boden sister ready to graduate and hopefully join her sisters at UofL Health.

Maira Ansari sits down with Dr. Stephen Taylor from UofL Health to talk about election anxiety and what you can do about it. 

Maira Ansari sits down with Dr. Stephen Taylor from UofL Health to talk about Suicide Prevention Month and suicide awareness. 

Maira Ansari sits down with Dr. Stephen Taylor from UofL Health to talk about the anxieties of going back to school and how to cope with them 

Sure, health systems need attractive buildings, and the top physicians expect nice offices in which to work, but dollars must be found to address technical debt and the security risks that come along with it, or one's IT house will be built on “a foundation of sand,” according to UofL CISO Greg Peebles. Of course, […] Source: Q&A with UofL Health CISO Greg Peebles: For a Secure Foundation, Health Systems Must Address Technical Debt on healthsystemcio.com - healthsystemCIO.com is the sole online-only publication dedicated to exclusively and comprehensively serving the information needs of healthcare CIOs.

Joseph Sirintrapun, MD, FCAP, and Dibson Gondim, MD, FCAP discuss implementing digital pathology at UofL Health. Dr. Gondim shares the challenges and easy wins that the University of Lousiville experienced during the process and how artificial intelligence will continue to impact digital pathology in the next 5 to 10 years. This episode is part of a series of conversations featuring institutions at varying degrees of digital pathology implementation. For more information about digital pathology, visit the Digital and Computational Pathology Committee resource center: https://www.cap.org/member-resources/councils-committees/digital-pathology-topic-center

Melisa Adkins, Chief Executive Officer, UofL Health - Mary & Elizabeth Hospital joins the podcast to discuss her career, the most urgent health needs among the patient population served by UofL Health, what needs require the greatest collaboration with the surrounding Louisville community, and more!

Melisa Adkins, Chief Executive Officer, UofL Health - Mary & Elizabeth Hospital joins the podcast to discuss her career, the most urgent health needs among the patient population served by UofL Health, what needs require the greatest collaboration with the surrounding Louisville community, and more!

With me (your host, Oz Rashid) on this episode, I'm joined by Wade Mitzel – Chief Operating Officer at UofL Health – who shares the reason (I personally believe) why UofL has probably not experienced a shortage of APCs (advanced practice clinicians), even though it's a worldwide issue.UofL Health is a fully integrated regional health system with more than 12,000 employees, made up of highly skilled healthcare professionals. The focus is on the organization's primary mission: to deliver patient-centered care to each and every patient, every day.The discussion centers on living out that mission and culture daily, to make it real and not simply a statement on a piece of paper.In addition, it's about hiring the right people and leading with empathy.I gotta tell you: I have a lot of admiration for this healthcare COO who's second to none in terms of compassion and love for his people.Wade Mitzel - https://www.linkedin.com/in/wademitzelConnect with Oz Rashid on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ozrashid. Learn more about MSH: https://www.talentmsh.com. Don't forget to rate, download and subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss out on creative, innovative strategies for hiring the best talent.#talent #hiring #learning #teams

Bobby V is heading home!  After his stay at UofL Health receiving a quadruple bypass, he got the green light to go home!  He's still out as a host though, so The Phabulous One, Phil Baker, Coach Mark Lieberman, and Nicky V are in.  The three talk about UofL's season coming to an end, and react to some....interesting sound from Kenny Payne and the media yesterday.  We also need help naming our goats.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour two the fellas welcome in Dr. Jenn Daily of UofL Health to talk some sports injuries, and thank UofL Health for their treatment of The Valvano and Baker families.  The guys reads some texts and talk Lamar Jackson, NFL, and combine with Mark Schofield of SB Nation.  We end with some "Looks Likes" and get a great new Leeby drop.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The V Show kicks off with Coach Leeby and Nicky V ( in for Bobby V who is recovering from his Quad CABG again thanks UofL Health)  The two talk about what they saw last night during the conference championship games.  Coach Leeby has a team to watch.  Nick compares KP to Lamar Jackson.  We wonder about the franchise tag, what the Cards can play for, The Grammar Hammer and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour one of The V Show on a WWKW.  We start with some OTD in history.  Bobby V decides who he would have as his top 4 seeds in each region of the bracket.  We have tech issues with the phone, but fix it and talk to a HEROIC Dr. Jordan Hilgefort and a UofL Health segment.  We take some WWKW texts and learn about the most populated places on Earth.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We wrap up Season 1 of the Find Your Peace podcast on a bittersweet note, as co-host Martha Mather announces she is moving on to another important role. Martha and Dr. Stephen Taylor discuss the range of emotions we experience when we close one chapter to begin another.

As the saying goes, we are our own worst critic. Why is it that we can be so hard on ourselves? UofL Health - Peace Hospital's Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor talk about self-judgment and explain why it's important to go easy on yourself.

This episode features Melisa Adkins, CEO UofL Health - Mary & Elizabeth Hospital & Future South Hospital. Here, she discusses her background & passion for life-long learning, advice for leaders, the importance of behavioral health, and more.

Making decisions can be difficult and can lead us to overthink things. But what is it exactly that causes us to think about something too much? UofL Health - Peace Hospital's Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor discuss strategies to control overthinking and the anxiety that may come with it.

You've heard the buzz—and it's getting louder—the constant reports of social media and its negative impacts on self-identity and mental health. So, how bad is it? UofL Health - Peace Hospital's Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor weigh in.

Self-image is the personal view we have of ourselves, but where exactly do we get the idea of who and what we are supposed to be? Does our self-image come from those we spend the most time with, like our parents and peers? Or is the idea of ourselves molded by our abilities and accomplishments? Does pop culture and social media play a role? UofL Health - Peace Hospital's Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor discuss the complexities tied to how we see ourselves.

UofL Health - Peace Hospital's Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor continue the conversation about complex relationships and dive deeper into abusive relationships. As they explain, abusive relationships don't always have to be physical. Relationships can be mentally and emotionally abusive too. Martha and Dr. Taylor discuss the warning signs of an abusive relationship and ways to get out safely. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. If you are in an abusive relationship, you can get 24/7 free, confidential support through the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233

Some relationships with friends, family members and co-workers feel easy and effortless, while others are challenging and maintaining them feels like work. What is it that makes two people “click" or want to avoid each other altogether? UofL Health - Peace Hospital's Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor discuss the complexity of getting along.

Have you ever felt stuck emotionally? UofL Health - Peace Hospital's Dr. Stephen Taylor explains to Martha Mather that he's recently been feeling that way, but he realizes it's important to get those emotions moving. He says staying isolated and ignoring emotions can make things more difficult in the long run, so it's best to talk it out and get yourself emotionally unstuck.

The zombies, vampires, ghosts and goblins are gearing up to give people a good scare on their big night, Halloween. Even ahead of All Hallows' Eve, people are spooking themselves with a trip to a haunted house or to see a scary movie. But why is it that many of us enjoy the feeling of fear all in good fun? UofL Health - Peace Hospital's Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor explore reasons why playing with fear and suspense may be eerie-sistable for you Halloween lovers.

We are all a little narcissistic. That's what makes us competitive in the world, but when does that trait cross the line? UofL Health - Peace Hospital's Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor discuss the difference between healthy narcissism and pathological narcissism, and how narcissism affects individuals and those around them.

Bobby V is hot bc he's cold to start the show, but his spirits pick up bc The UofL volleyball team has a 39 game ACC win streak!  Anna Debeer of the Cards joins in studio to talk about the team and preview the Cards upcoming Yum Center match against Notre Dame.  We go back in time for WWKW and imagine the ESPN Lou fam as Romans.  Dr. Jenn Daily of UofL Health joins for a sports injury segment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You've likely heard of a mental or psychotic break. You may even know someone who has suffered from one, and think to yourself, can anyone lose touch with reality? UofL Health - Peace Hospital's Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor take a deeper look at the state of psychosis and potential triggers.

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Have you ever heard anyone say, "That person is neurotic" or "psychotic?" What do those terms actually mean? UofL Health – Peace Hospital's Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor discuss the mental state of psychosis and neurosis and explain what the difference is between the two.

What is bipolar disorder? How do you know if you or someone you care for is suffering from it? UofL Health - Peace Hospital's Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor talk about the highs and lows of bipolar disorder, the symptoms and treatments available to help manage it.

Suicide is a leading cause of death in the United States. In 2020, nearly 46,000 people in the U.S. died by suicide, according to the Centers for Disease Control. Jaydee Graham—an author, social worker and former UofL Health - Peace Hospital patient—rejoins Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor to dive deeper into her past struggles with thoughts of suicide and actions of self-harm. Jaydee reveals how she overcame the darkness and learned how to heal the pain. She also offers advice to those struggling with their mental health and offers advice to their loved ones too.If you are having thoughts of suicide, reach out for help by calling 988.

Author, social worker and former UofL Health - Peace Hospital patient Jaydee Graham joins Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor to share her story of strength and survival. Jaydee openly talks about her past struggles with mental health and substance use, and how she fought for light amid the trenches.

Substance use disorders can affect anyone—regardless of age, gender, race or socioeconomic status. It is a disease that impacts a person's brain and behavior. According to the CDC, nearly 92,000 people in the U.S. died from drug overdoses in 2020. What is it exactly that causes someone to become addicted to a substance, why is it happening so frequently and why are substances taking so many lives? Peace Hospital's Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor discuss what we know about substance use disorder and the treatments out there that can help.

Life seems to surround a series of beginnings and endings that we often mark with rituals. For instance, celebrating the birth of a child with a party or grieving the loss of a loved one at a funeral. However, there are some things in life that provide no definite ending, like the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Wanting closure but not getting it can be frustrating and lead to unwanted feelings. In this conversation, UofL Health - Peace Hospital's Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor talk about our desire for closure and how to cope with that “up in the air” feeling.

Change can be hard to wrap your head around, especially as it's happening. Over the past two years, we have experienced enormous change while living in a global pandemic. How do we process change and cope with all that we've lost? Peace Hospital's Dr. Stephen Taylor says it starts with pushing away denial and allowing space for our feelings to surface.

Peace Hospital CEO Martha Mather is gearing up for a big overseas trip and is feeling anxious. It's the type of anxiety that can cause you to feel something physically, like a stomachache. Anxiety can take us on a roller coaster of emotions and can cause us to become obsessed with the “what if.” How do you face anxiety and the fears it causes? Psychiatrist Dr. Stephen Taylor provides some tips that you can take with you as you journey through life.

Peace Hospital CEO Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor continue the conversation about COVID-19 and the feeling of exhaustion as new variants cause spikes in cases. Will the continued practice of self-care help us mentally get through?

After crossing over into a two-year-long pandemic, Peace Hospital's Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor open up about the difficulties of staying empathetic and the stress the COVID-19 virus has put on their lives. Dr. Taylor believes everyone's' mental health has been impacted by a pandemic that has filled our lives with constant change and loss. After back-to-back years of dealing with bad news, how do we start healing and move forward?

Seven people were killed during a 4th of July parade in Highland Park, Illinois; 19 children and two teachers were killed at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, and 10 people were killed in a supermarket in Buffalo, New York. Those are just three of the latest mass shootings this year that have left our country broken-hearted and angry. Why do mass shootings keep happening in the United States, and how do we change the script? Martha and Dr. Taylor share their thoughts in another difficult conversation about gun violence.

Peace Hospital CEO Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor continue the conversation about teen mental health and the growing issue of gun violence. They explain that mental illness is not always at the center of acts of violence. So, how do we get to the bottom of the “why?" What is causing people, including our youth, to commit such horrific crimes? Dr. Taylor says finding the answer starts with realizing that gun violence has become a public health crisis and admitting that we are all part of the story.

Data shows struggles with anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts are on the rise among our youth. What is impacting our children's mental health? What role is social media playing? Peace Hospital's Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen. Taylor discuss the alarming trends and share advice with parents on identifying mental illness in children and getting them help.

What exactly is anxiety? What is the difference between excited anxious and anxiety disorder? What does it feel like to have an anxiety or panic attack? Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor talk about how most people experience true anxiety at some point in their lives. How do you face it and what are ways you can overcome it? Listen to this episode for anxiety advice.

What exactly is anxiety? What is the difference between excited anxious and anxiety disorder? What does it feel like to have an anxiety or panic attack? Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor talk about how most people experience true anxiety at some point in their lives. How do you face it? Hear what they have to say about all of this and more in this episode.

Maira Ansari sits down with Dr. Stephen Taylor from UofL Health to discuss the pandemic.  As life slowly gets back to normalcy how are we suppose to handle the PTSD of going through a global crisis.

Has anyone ever told you “cheer up”, “you'll get over it”, “just be happy, “look on the bright side?" Toxic positivity is when someone constantly dismisses negative emotions. Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor talk about why pushing away difficult emotions can be damaging and why it's important to not leave them unresolved.

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Why is there judgment against mental illness? Why is mental health so difficult for us to talk about? Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor discuss why stigma is such a powerful force and why it is vital to destigmatize mental health disorders.

Grief is a natural part of life, but it is one of the most challenging feelings we face. What causes us to grieve? How do we deal with grief? How do we grow from it? In this episode, UofL Health – Peace Hospital's Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor get deep about grief and share their experiences with one of life's heaviest emotions.

Welcome to the first episode of “Find your Peace: An Open Discussion About Mental Health with Martha Mather and Dr. Stephen Taylor.” In this episode, Martha and Dr. Taylor, of UofL Health – Peace Hospital, discuss what mental health is and why it's so hard to talk about it. What is trauma? How has our mental health been impacted during the COVID-19 pandemic? These are just a few topics they touch on in this casual conversation.

Maira Ansari sits down with Dr. Stephen Taylor from UofL Health to discuss mental health awareness and the importance of being able to talk about it. He covers how to take care of our minds and warning signs to watch out for with our own mental health.

Psychiatrist Dr. Stephen Taylor and Martha Mather of UofL Health – Peace Hospital are hoping to break down the stigma of mental health by talking about the many different internal battles that many of us have faced, or are facing. Listen to their brief introduction and what you can expect along this emotional journey of understanding yourself and others around you.

Second hour we get a Sports injury update from our friend Dr. Neil Patil of UofL Health.  The guys get a Marc Fiscarelli update.  We play some classic Lach audio, and Bobby V tells another Sweeney wedding story.  We also check in with friends of the show NY Mike, and drummer extraordinaire, Billy McNicol See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Louis, Biscuit, and Nick are in for a Wednesday.  We cover a litany of topics including everything from Angel Hernandez, The Wonderlic, Ryan Stiles Cameos, a Process update, Brad Calipari, and much much more.  Dr. Jenn Daily of UofL Health wrote a book, and also joins for a sports injury health segment.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

UofL Health is building a new seven story tower in Downtown Louisville. We talk about this new development on this week's Access Louisville podcast.This will be the first new tower in Downtown Louisville for some time. And it's substantial because it follows a string of recent health care investment announcements.Later in the show we talk about plans for a Janet Jackson concert on Derby night in Louisville. And then we switch gears to talk about a new location for fast food joint Jaggers in East Louisville.Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. You can find it on popular podcast services. 

The Producers are in for Bobby V this Wednesday.  Patty Ice talks about a humorous thing that happened yesterday while he was battling the textline.  He and Jack play and react to some Ben Roberts sound from yesterdays Field of 680 Podcast with Jeff Greer.  Nick talks about a Rummage take on Middays and chats with Dr. Jonathan Newsome of UofL Health. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nicky V is joined by Process hour 1.  The two banter about about "Sinkgate" and reminisce about elementary school.  Process hates Vegans.  The guys play and react to Danny Hurley's ejection, and college officiating.  Back end of the hour Dr. Jonathan Newsome of UofL Health joins for a UofL Health Sports Injury segment.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today Dr. Neil Patil joins the V-Show digital podcast to give a run down of the injuries in the sports landscape. Today we discuss TyTy Washington's ankle, Sheldon Sharpe being ready for D1 basketball, Sahvir Wheeler Whiplash and some NBA injuries as well. UofL Health, Making the impossible, possible... That's the power of the U. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick Curran and Nicky V are in for Bobby V this WWKW.  The Nicks react to the new ACC 7-1 decision Matt Norlander reported about.  The guys discuss what this means going forward for both UofL and all of sports.  Dr. Jordan Hilgefort of UofL Health also joins for a sports injury update.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nicky V and Process kick off this edition of The V Show with Bob traveling from NY.  The two discuss the Tyra situation and why they do and don't think if Tyra takes the FSU job it's a better job.  Tim Sullivan of The Louisville Courier Journal joins to talk about the upcoming BoT meeting this afternoon, and what he took um bridge with the University about how they handled the news.  Dr. Jonathan Newsome also joins for our UofL Health sports injury segment.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bobby V kicks off The V Show on a WWKW with Process talking about The World Series, and the difference in pitching strategies.  Nicky V joins the show, and The Valvanos delve into the CFP rankings and Cincy getting snubbed.  ESPN's Andrea Adelson joins to weigh in.  Her and Bob agree with the notion that mid majors will never make the CFP.  We wrap the hour with Dr. Neil Patil of UofL Health for our sports injury segment, and look at some local injury headlines.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bobby V kicks off The V Show on this WWKW with Process discussing instant coffee.  Nick join to chime in.  Bobby V talks a bit about a Korean pianist he finds very good.  Some WWKW facts get fact checked. Fred Cowgill of WLKY joins for some Wednesday's with Fred.  He gives us an update on his health, and adds some thoughts on BC vs UofL.  We then do our UofL Health segment with Dr. Jenn Daily, and head to part one of Coach Cal's UK BBall media day presser.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bobby V is out for the start of Wednesday's V Show.  So Nicky V, Process, and Jack fill in.  The guys talk about Process' lack of Grippos knowledge, and the Kellogs strike before transitioning to which local has a bigger game this weekend on the gridiron.  Some NFL nuggets from Process too.  Nick is then joined by Dr. Andrew Duffee of UofL Health for The UofL Health Injury segment.  Part one wraps with Roosevelt Wheeler's Teleconference, and Bobby V's 1 million deep email box.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bobby V kicks off this Wednesday on a bit of a somber note as he is joined by Scotty D.  The two talk about the tragic bus stop shooting and lament the current climate.  On a lighter Bob and Nick talk one of their favorite old school radio programs, do some WWKW facts, and are joined by Dr. Jordan Hilgefort of UofL Health to talk about some sports injuries in the news.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the 14th episode of the CIO podcast hosted by Healthcare IT Today, we sat down with Steven Ramirez, CISO at UofL Health.  Outside of COVID, my guess is that security threats is the topic that most keeps CIOs up at night. In this episode, Ramirez shares some of the ways he's had success getting […]

Bobby V kicks off Wednesday's V Show thanking everyone for their help with Monday's KFOV event.  We then talk some Chik Fil A Peach Bowl kickoff with Peach Bowl president Gary Stokan.  We wrap the hour with Dr. Jordan Hilgefort and our UofL Health segment! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Good Morning and Welcome to the ProactiveIT Cyber Security Daily number 388 It is Wednesday June 30th 2021. I am your host Scott Gombar and Western Digital My Book Lives are being wiped clean Data for 700M LinkedIn Users Posted for Sale in Cyber-Underground Cobalt Strike Usage Explodes Among Cybercrooks Hackers Trick Microsoft Into Signing Netfilter Driver Loaded With Rootkit Malware Unpatched Virtual Machine Takeover Bug Affects Google Compute Engine The known Windows 11 issues and how you can fix them Microsoft's Halo dev site breached using dependency hijacking Hackers use zero-day to mass-wipe My Book Live devices Email Data Breaches Reported by UofL Health and Jawonio Ohio Hospital Worker Snooped on 7,300 Patient Records over 12 Years

In today's podcast we cover four crucial cyber and technology topics, including: 1. Attackers spoof python library indexes to spread crypto miner 2. Hacker trying to sell 700 Million Linkedin records 3. UofL Health exposes over 40,000 patient's data 4. Researchers use soundwaves to impact self driving cars I'd love feedback, feel free to send your comments and feedback to  | cyberandtechwithmike@gmail.com

Bobby V kicks off today's V Show with some topics du-jour including last night's impressive WCF game, and the impressive coaching surrounding it.  Dr. Jordan Hilgefort also joins from UofL Health to talk some sports injuries.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bobby V kicks off today's V Show reacting to the Pacers moving on from Nate Bjorkgren.  Bobby V also reacts to a Tim Kurkjian story, before playing and discussing a Stewart Mandel clip from Sweeney and The Take yesterday on CFP expansion.  Nick might've pissed off someone and had some weird Gas Bag dreams.  Emperor of Information BHR offers some WWKW wisdom, and Dr. Jenn Daily of UofL joins to talk some sports injuries to wrap the hour.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bobby V opens his final show of this week discussing the Dino Gaudio situation.  He weighs in on his own personal experience with all the parties involved and his own experiences in coaching and broadcasting.  Bob refers to his last convo with Dino, Nick weighs in, we take some texts, and react to some sound from Jeff Goodman.  We wrap with our UofL Health segment as Dr. Neil Patil joins   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Miller, the CEO of UofL Health, and Dr. Jason Smith, the Chief Medical Officer (who is pictured getting the vaccine yesterday), spoke with us about navigating the distribution of the vaccine, when they expect the vaccine to be distributed to the public, fast-tracking the vaccines, and the capacity to handle a rush at UofL Health...