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In this episode, Dr. Mistry and Donna Lee are joined by another special guest this week, Dr. Buckley!  F. P. “Tripp” Buckley III, MD, is a board-certified surgeon and the Surgical Director of Digestive Health, a clinical partnership between Ascension Seton and UT Health Austin. He specializes in anti-reflux and esophageal surgery, assisting patients suffering from gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Additionally, Dr. Buckley is an associate professor and serves as the Chief of the Division of Elective Surgery for the Dell Medical School Department of Surgery and Perioperative Care. Do you have the guts to learn about your gut?!? What stomach problems to you have? What does your pancreas do?  Do you need reflux surgery or just some Tums? Where exactly is your sphinter? Is a hiatal hernia too small or too large for surgery? How do you spell esophagus? Well, you must tune in to learn the answers to these thought-provoking questions.  To learn more about Dr. Buckley, visit https://uthealthaustin.org/directory/tripp-buckley and his number is (512 324-GERD, Clever!  Share this with your friends and follow us wherever you listen to podcasts! Voted top Men's Health Podcast, Sex Therapy Podcast, and Prostate Cancer Podcast by FeedSpot.Dr. Mistry is a board-certified urologist and has been treating patients in the Austin and Greater Williamson County area since he started his private practice in 2007.We enjoy hearing from you! Email us at armormenshealth@gmail.com and we'll answer your question in an upcoming episode.Phone: (512) 238-0762Email: armormenshealth@gmail.comWebsite: armormenshealth.comOur Locations:Round Rock Office970 Hester's Crossing RoadSuite 101Round Rock, TX 78681Lakeline Office12505 Hymeadow DriveSuite 2CAustin, TX 78750South Austin Office6501 South CongressSuite 1-103Austin, TX 78745Dripping Springs Office170 Benney LaneSuite 202Dripping Springs, TX 78620

In this episode, Dr. Mistry and Donna Lee chat with one of their favorite guests, Dr. Declan Fleming!  Since 2017, Dr. Fleming has been the Chief of the Division of Surgical Oncology of Dell Medical School at The University of Texas.  As Dr. Fleming says "Our job is to wake up every morning, hate cancer, and do everything we can to get rid of some of it."  Warrior!  Dr. Fleming also explains more positive benefits to GLP1 medications like Ozempic (semaglutide) and Mounjaro (tirzepitide).  There's a new study in JAMA that explains these medications and others like them are proving to be beneficial for 10 of 13 types of cancers associated with obesity.  Listen in while Dr. Mistry, Dr. Fleming and Donna Lee chat about this new, fascinating study!  If you're interested in meeting Dr. Fleming, you can reach him at (512) 495-5717 at UT Health Austin and the website link is https://uthealthaustin.org/directory/richard-declan-fleming. Share this with your friends and follow us wherever you listen to podcasts!  Voted top Men's Health Podcast, Sex Therapy Podcast, and Prostate Cancer Podcast by FeedSpotDr. Mistry is a board-certified urologist and has been treating patients in the Austin and Greater Williamson County area since he started his private practice in 2007.We enjoy hearing from you! Email us at armormenshealth@gmail.com and we'll answer your question in an upcoming episode.Phone: (512) 238-0762Email: armormenshealth@gmail.comWebsite: armormenshealth.comOur Locations:Round Rock Office970 Hester's Crossing RoadSuite 101Round Rock, TX 78681Lakeline Office12505 Hymeadow DriveSuite 2CAustin, TX 78750South Austin Office6501 South CongressSuite 1-103Austin, TX 78745Dripping Springs Office170 Benney LaneSuite 202Dripping Springs, TX 78620

Can we manage pain and anxiety without medication? In today's interview, we sit down with Jessica Hovland, DNP, RN, CPAN, NE-BC, PMGT-BC, registered nurse and the Senior Director for UT Health Austin's Ambulatory Surgery Center, to answer this question! Tune in to discover how Jessica's DNP research blended multimodal analgesia and virtual reality to offer surgical patients a non-opioid treatment option for postoperative pain. We'll learn about her research, we'll discuss what she learned, and we'll uncover the unexpected benefits that she found for using virtual reality. Stay tuned! Love our show? Download our First Case mobile app on:

Healthcare leaders from Blue Shield of California, CareSource, UT Health Austin and Vori Health discuss the importance of adopting a whole-person approach across the broader healthcare experience to maximize value, drive healthy behavior change and ensure more equitable care.    Learn how to develop an integrated whole-person solution framework and implement strategies to support members with chronic and high-risk conditions. Topics include: Adopting self-service digital tools and applications to engage members Providing access to resources, health coaches, medication, and mental/behavioral health support Leveraging medical and SDoH data to determine unique needs, tailor care, and sustain healthy behavior change   Panelists: Judith Davis, Vice President Clinical Operations, Ohio Market, CareSource, Angie Kalousek Ebrahimi, Senior Director, Lifestyle Medicine, Blue Shield of California, Karl Koenig, M.D., M.S., Executive Director, Musculoskeletal Institute; Division Chief of Orthopaedic Surgery, Associate Professor of Surgery and Perioperative Care, Dell Medical School, Ryan A. Grant, MD, MBA, FAANS, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Vori Health Bios: https://www.brightspotsinhealthcare.com/events/reduce-total-cost-of-care-innovative-whole-person-models-for-high-cost-conditions/   Request discount code for our Payer & Provider Summit: https://www.brightspotsinhealthcare.com/summit-promo/ This episode is sponsored by Vori Health Vori Health is a specialty medical practice delivering a virtual-first musculoskeletal (MSK) solution to help members return to their lives faster. As the only nationwide MSK practice with doctor-led care teams, Vori Health is the most convenient way to access appropriate care for back, neck, and joint pain without bouncing around the healthcare system. Whether members need a diagnosis, non-opioid prescription, personalized physical therapy, or health coaching, they can turn to Vori Health for evidence-based care and effective end-to-end support. This holistic model reduces unnecessary surgeries, enables faster recoveries, and lowers MSK spending with up to a 4:1 ROI, for more information, visit www.vorihealth.com.

Did you know that musculoskeletal care is one of the biggest challenges facing the value transformation of healthcare?  Musculoskeletal healthcare spending is rising at an unsustainable rate – having doubled in the last decade!  Many of these procedures (such as knee replacements and spinal fusions) contribute to overspending on care that is not even needed, as it has been estimated that only 50% of MSK procedures are evidence-based. The rising costs ofmusculoskeletal care is now a top cost driver for employers and health plans. Yet despite rising costs, MSK outcomes for members haven't gotten better over the last ten years. Studies have shown that, despite a dramatic increase in health care expenditures for patients with back and neck problems over the last decade, there has not been a corresponding improvement in patient clinical outcomes. In short, spending more money has not correlated with better outcomes.  We are in dire need of a value-based revolution in the provision of musculoskeletal care. The current system is clearly broken. Studies have demonstrated that common approaches to MSK care (surgery, imaging, injections, opioids) do not effectively resolve back and joint pain. And the challenges of escalating costs associated with such low value are too big to ignore. There is a better way, and this week on the Race to Value, we interview two of the leading innovators in orthopedic value-based care! In this special episode, we will begin with an interview with Dr. Kevin Bozic, the chair of surgery and perioperative care at the Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin. He is an internationally recognized leader in orthopedic surgery and value-based health care payment and delivery models and currently serves on the Board of Directors for the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons – a clear signal from the AAOS that the specialty is moving into the value-based care arena. Our second interview on the podcast is with Dr. Kian Raiszadeh, the CEO and Co-Founder of Livara and SpineZone, an orthopedic surgeon who has created an innovative orthopedic care management system for payors, providers, and health systems to unify the patient experience and transition to orthopedic value-based care. Episode Bookmarks: 01:30 Musculoskeletal healthcare spending is rising at an unsustainable rate – having doubled in the last decade! 01:45 It has been estimated that only 50% of MSK procedures are evidence-based. 02:00 Increased MSK spending in healthcare not associated with a corresponding improvement in patient clinical outcomes. 03:00 Introduction to Kevin Bozic, M.D., MBA and Kian Raiszadeh, M.D. 03:45 Upcoming conference in value-based orthopedics – OVBC on January 26th-28th 05:00 At the Musculoskeletal Institute at UT Health Austin, Dr. Bozic has created a MSK Integrated Practice Unit. 06:30 Dr. Bozic provides an overview of the Musculoskeletal Institute and how it functions as an Integrated Practice Unit. 07:30 “The vast majority of patients with musculoskeletal conditions do not require or benefit from surgery.” 08:00 The role of the primary care in treating MSK disease within a “musculoskeletal medical home”. 08:45 Comorbid conditions with chronic MSK disease (e.g. anxiety, depression, obesity) are rarely treated in a non-integrated model. 09:45 Holistic integration of primary care-based orthopedic physicians, APPs, physical therapists, dieticians, and social workers. 12:30 Dr. Bozic discusses the potential for condition-based bundled payments in the treatment of MSK disease. 13:45 The role of bundled payment care pathways in lowering overall costs with better clinical outcomes. 14:00 How reduction of inpatient post-acute care can result in lower episode spend with “no detrimental impact on patient outcomes.” 15:00 The big value opportunity -- addressing the continuum of care across the spectrum of disease (not just focusing on the surgery). 16:00 Redesigning MSK delivery for optimizing outcome...

Bethany and Rachel describe, dissect, and define the many layers of Diversity. Their discussion provides a broader perspective on diversity, access, and how we all benefit from having additional insights into how we can all proceed as a door opener or door slammer. This episode was mixed and mastered by Alejandra Arrazola

Andrea Daugherty, Interim CIO and Director of Security & Infrastructure Dell Medical School & UT Health Austin, UT Austin Join the conversation with Russ Branzell and Andrea Daugherty, the Interim CIO and Director of Security & Infrastructure for the University of Texas, the Dell Medical School and UT Health Austin. With more than fifteen years of progressive healthcare expertise ranging from clinical to technology, Andrea is well known by her peers and colleagues for not just leading large-scale programs and cutting-edge growth strategies, but especially for her passion for advocating for positive change in the industry. From staffing challenges to nurturing the next generation of leaders to AI and quantum computing, Andrea talks about her experience and insights about culture, diversity and what's next. We appreciate Andrea sharing personal stories and life events that have motivated her in life and in her career.

Dr. Uchenna “UC” Ossai is a sex-positive pelvic health physical therapist and sexuality educator and counselor. Dr. UC is assistant professor at the University of Texas Dell Medical School and also serves as pelvic health program manager at UT Health Austin. She is on faculty for the University of Michigan, School of Social Work's Sexual Health Certification Program. Dr. UC is one of few licensed physical therapists in the world with an AASECT certification in sexuality counseling; as well as the only Black physical therapist with this specific designation. Dr. UC spends her days treating people with both sexual and pelvic floor dysfunction, and her evenings educating the masses on everything that has to do with “sexytime”. When it comes to sexual intelligence and great sex education, UC embraces always being unapologetically real, happily crunk, and deliciously kind. "On average it takes women with pelvic floor dysfunction 5 years to find help. Be tenacious about your health." I ask UC: What is pelvic floor physical therapy? Do I still need pelvic floor physical therapy if I had a c-section? What is common but not normal when it comes to pelvic floor health? Tell us about vaginal laxity. Is it as much of a thing as the media tries to make it? Should I see a specialist? When do I need to go see someone? Do injections actually help the pelvic floor? Let's talk about pleasure. Let's say I just had a baby and things don't feel like they're where they used to be. Who do I see? When? What does a good postpartum team look like? What can we all be doing to take better care of our pelvic floor? How can we make pleasure the focus of intimacy instead of only orgasm? Any common misconceptions or myths you see that you want to address?

This month's podcast explores how to serve others with integrity and humility. Victor B. Sáenz, Ph.D. is the W. K. Kellogg Professor in Community College Leadership and the Chair of the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy at University of Texas at Austin. He holds courtesy appointments with the LBJ School of Public Affairs, the Center for […]

Genetic Counseling is an exciting and nuanced field in healthcare that is expanding rapidly. Kalisi Logan, Certified Genetic Counselor in the oncology clinic at UT Health Austin, helps us uncover the day-to-day reality of the work as well as the typical path to becoming a genetic counselor. We also discuss the new Clinical Undergraduate Shadowing […]

In this episode, LCI's Kristen Wynn interviews Kaela Momtselitdze with the American Cancer Society about her work in Cancer Control and Prevention and the importance of cancer screening, as well as ways that all of us can work to prevent cancer in our lives now.  Kristen also talks with Dr. Valerie Galvan-Turner of UT Health […]

Everyone experiences imposter syndrome at some point in their life. Feelings of self-doubt, inadequacy, or incompetence can easily crowd our minds. What can we do about it? How do we face these fears? Texas Lead Directors Bethany Wendler and Rachel Cohen-Ford outline strategies of how we can approach imposter syndrome head on.

Oncofertility is a specialty for those about to receive a treatment that will likely be destructive to their ovaries, or testicles with an impact to fertility. In today's episode, we hear from Advanced Practice Provider and Nurse Practitioner Sarah Felderhoff and Adolescent and Young Adult and Survivor Anmol Desai.

What does your pelvic floor have to do with anal sex? Dr. Uchenna “UC” Ossai, pelvic health physiotherapist and sex educator talks with us about what these muscles have to do with sex. Some of us think about the pelvic floor and immediately think kegel exercises, but Dr. UC gets us in deeper with answers to questions like: - Does anal sex result in anal prolapse? - Should you be doing kegel exercises regularly? - How are the muscles in the anus regulated by our nervous system? We had lots of laughter in this informative and playful episode. You'll have to listen to learn what Dr. UC's butthole would wear if it had her same awesome fashion sense! Like any muscle, the muscles engaged during anal pleasure benefit from training. Using sex toys designed for anal penetration can help your butt adjust to penetration, prevent injury and increase pleasure. Get playful with b-Vibe's Triplet Anal Beads! The Triplet Anal Beads are non-intimidating but powerful for pleasure AND they come with a remote so you can go hands free. Use code LUNA to save 30% off b-Vibe products at www.bvibe.com Dr. Uchenna “UC” Ossai is a sex-positive pelvic health physical therapist and sexuality educator and counselor. Dr. UC is an assistant professor at the University of Texas Dell Medical School and also serves as pelvic health program manager at UT Health Austin. She is on faculty for the University of Michigan, School of Social Work's Sexual Health Certification Program. Dr. UC is one of few licensed physical therapists in the world with an AASECT certification in sexuality counseling; as well as the only Black physical therapist with this specific designation. Dr. UC spends her days treating people with both sexual and pelvic floor dysfunction, and her evenings educating the masses on everything that has to do with “sexytime”. When it comes to sexual intelligence and great sex education, UC embraces always being unapologetically real, happily crunk, and deliciously kind. Visit www.youseelogic.com to find more Dr. UC! You won't be disappointed following her Instagram @youseelogic where you can tune into her Q&A series Truth or Nonsense and Bourbon Tales.

In this episode, Russ talks with dynamic healthcare leader Aaron Miri about his work on the nonpartisan Health IT Advisory Committee and the essential “get it done” attitude that helps shape better policy in Washington. Get revved up by Miri's energetic leadership style and his 3-pronged approach for leading successfully through disruptive change. Don't miss out on why “Dirty data will bite you in the rear end in a few years!”

Dr. Uchenna Ossai and I continue our conversation about common myths people believe about sexual health. In part two we discuss simultaneous orgasms with a partner, what low libido is and isn't, female sexual dysfunction, and pornography. This myth-busters episode offers facts and alternatives to reframe and nourish your healthy sexuality.www.cindyscharkey.comDr. Uchenna “UC” Ossai is a sex-positive pelvic health physical therapist and sexuality educator and counselor. She is assistant professor at the UT Dell Medical School and pelvic health program manager at UT Health Austin.Youseelogic.comVisit our episode sponsor COCONU and receive 15% off your order with code Pleasure.

Part 1Dr. Uchenna Ossai joins me for a thoughtful discussion busting some of the common myths people believe about sexual health. In part one we talk about orgasms, pleasure, foundational sexual beliefs, our mind and sex, and orgasming alone vs partnered. After hearing this episode, one listener said, “This was like a free therapy session - anyone could have some really excellent takeaways from this conversation!”www.cindyscharkey.comDr. Uchenna “UC” Ossai is a sex-positive pelvic health physical therapist and sexuality educator and counselor. She is assistant professor at the UT Dell Medical School and pelvic health program manager at UT Health Austin.Youseelogic.comVisit our episode sponsor COCONU and receive 15% off your order with code Pleasure.

In this episode, we discuss how you can't separate racism from healthcare with Dr. Uchenna “UC” Ossai, PT, DPT, WCS, CLT. As the only Black pelvic health physical therapist certified in Sexuality Counseling, UC has been empowering people to embrace their sexuality with their whole selves - and in spite of what society may be telling them.  This leads us into discussing the spectrums of pleasure, joy, race, sexuality, and how these factors all affect a person's experience of sex. We explore the archetypes which affect black women's health and sexual wellbeing, in the context of a country-wide awakening to racism and oppression.  UC says “You're going to have racist ideology and behaviors, and you're going to ascribe to it because it's in everything. It's like really not fun glitter. And once you understand that it's there,  then you can actually have more peace.” In order to be conscious clinicians, we must be aware of the systems at play around us, learn the histories that led to our present day, and seek out mentors. Only when we are aware of history can we truly begin to make meaningful changes in our friendships, educational systems, and clinics.  -- Dr. Uchenna “UC” Ossai PT, DPT, WCS, CLT is the creator/founder of YouSeeLogic, a judgment-free social media platform dedicated to the sex education and empowerment of adults/”grown folk”.  When it comes to sexual intelligence and great sex education, Dr. UC embraces always being unapologetically real and authentically kind.  She is also an assistant professor at the University of Texas Dell Medical School for the Department of Women's Health and manager of the pelvic health physical therapy program at UT Health Austin.   Highlights from our conversation in Episode 21 (0:34) UC's intro & current projects (3:47) Pleasure as an act of rebellion  (7:08) Racism in the places we live, learn, and work (17:24) How to practice inclusive anti-racist care (23:49) UC removing the performative mask & self-care (31:13) Harmful archetypes of black women which drive sexual (dys)function  (41:15) Accepting the word “racist” (44:32) Lightning Round Questions Thank you for listening to The Conscious Clinician. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and write a review for the podcast to grow our community. Keep the conversation going by following The Conscious Clinician on Instagram and Facebook.  Resources from Episode 21 To be in touch with UC visit www.youseelogic.com and follow her on Instagram @youseelogic  (20:12) UC's course: Intersections of Race and Power: Healthcare Redefined (Live 6/26/21)  (38:37) Dr. David William's Ted Talk: How Racism Makes Us Sick Let's Connect! Find us on Facebook Connect over Instagram @TheConsciousClinician Connect professionally over LinkedIn with Sammy & Monika

For the 6th episode of the CIO podcast hosted by Healthcare IT Today, we're sitting down with Aaron Miri, CIO at The University of Texas at Austin, Dell Medical School and UT Health Austin.  Along with being a healthcare CIO, Miri also is Co-Chair of the HITAC Committee (Health Information Technology Advisory Committee) which advises […]

April 21, 2021: What does CIO of Healthcare actually mean these days? A lot of companies have gone through a metamorphosis which means they’re not just looking for a CIO that understands informatics, workflow, systems and architecture. They need a leader who also understands business. Who understands strategy. Who understands innovation and collaboration. Who understands where things are going and how marketing, the patient experience and digital tools all play into it. Aaron Miri, CIO for Dell Medical School and UT Health Austin breaks down what it takes to be a next generation CIO. What is UT Health’s model for innovation? What is their remote patient monitoring strategy? How do they address tech debt? What is their approach to interpretability? And what will digital healthcare look like in the future? Key Points:CIOs have branched out to operations, innovation, information, collaboration and revenue service lines [00:04:07] If you don't have a passion for healthcare it will absolutely consume you [00:12:25] There’s a lot of discussion around vaccination health inequities. How do you get it to the homeless, those who are disenfranchised or even those in rural areas? [00:13:55] UT Health’s mantra is “What starts here changes the world” [00:25:29] Dell Medical School and UT Health Austin 

In this interview, Uchenna “UC” Ossai PT, DPT, WCS, CLT, who is a licensed physical therapist and founder of YouSeeLogic, comes onto the HET Podcast to discuss a physical therapists role in sexual education. Biography: Dr. Uchenna “UC” Ossai PT, DPT, WCS, CLT is creator/founder of YouSeeLogic, a judgement-free social media platform dedicated to the sex education and empowerment of adults/”grown folk”.  When it comes to sexual intelligence and great sex education, Dr. UC embraces always being unapologetically real and authentically kind.  She is also an assistant professor at University of Texas Dell Medical School for Department of Women's Health and manager of the pelvic health physical therapy program at UT Health Austin.  Dr. UC completed her clinical doctorate in physical therapy at University of Illinois at Chicago and completed her residency in Women's Health and Movement Impairment Science at Washington University in St. Louis. UC is an AASECT certificated in Sexuality Counselor, and is the only Black physical therapist with this designation.  She also serves in the role as adjunct faculty at the University of Michigan School of Social Work for Sexual Health Certification Program. Her clinical and research interest include sexual dysfunction in marginalized populations, particularly Black womxn and people in the LGBTIA+ communities. Resources mentioned: You See Logic Contact information: https://youseelogic.com/contact/  The PT Hustle Website Schedule an Appointment with Kyle Rice HET LITE Tool Anywhere Healthcare (code: HET)

Dr. Elizabeth Teisberg is a leading figure in the value-based health care strategy movement and is the executive director of the Value Institute for Health and Care as well as a Professor at the Dell Medical School at the University of Texas at Austin. With her deep background in strategy and innovation, and with special attention to the health care sector, she collaborates closely with Michael Porter, renowned authority on competitive strategy. Together they co-authored “Redefining Health Care: Creating Value-Based Competition on Results” (Harvard Business Review Press, 2006), which received the American College of Healthcare Executives' 2007 James A. Hamilton book of the year award. Teisberg's forthcoming book, “Capability, Comfort and Calm: Designing Health Care Services for Excellence and Empathy” is co-authored with Scott Wallace, who also recently joined the Dell Medical School faculty. While her definition of value in health care, “the measured improvement in a patient's health outcomes for the cost of achieving that improvement,” has largely been adopted by the industry, the VBHC movement continues to move at a glacial pace in juxtaposition with the moral and economic imperative to make it happen. We struggle with how to operationalize it as we often conflate value-based health care with operational programs that focus on cost reduction, quality improvement, or patient satisfaction. Those efforts – while important – are not the same as value, which focuses primarily on improving patient health outcomes. We are not pursuing more treatment, we are pursuing more health and more caring. Value Institute For Health and Care Website Value Institute For Health and Care Annual Report 2020 Episode Bookmarks: 03:05 Dr. Eric Weaver shares with Dr. Teisberg how “Redefining Health Care” impacted his life and career 05:08 Revisiting Value-Based Health Care In the 15 years since Dr. Teisberg wrote Redefining Health Care (Current State of the VBHC movement) 07:07 Dr. Teisberg explains the difference between “healthcare” (one word) versus “health care” (two words) 07:59 Patients want to choose better health which doesn't mean they always want more “healthcare” 08:41 The purpose of health care is to improve the health outcomes for the people we serve (instead of just measuring profits) 09:25 Dr. Teisberg shares her perspective on why the diffusion of innovation in value-based health care delivery takes so long 09:50 Strategy, Culture, and Measurement must be woven together for the transformation to occur (“braid of change”) 11:05 How the pandemic will accelerate the Value Based Health Care movement (COVID as an inflection point) 14:25 Improving health outcomes through clinically integrated care (Integrated Practice Units) 15:51 Identifying gaps to inform the development of human-centered solutions that can be delivered through IPUs 17:52 Dr. Teisberg shares an example of a new IPU at Dell Med (The Texas Center for Pediatric and Congenital Heart Disease) 20:00 Patient-Reported Outcomes as a core component of IPUs 21:50 “When we talk about value, we mean value for patients” (not to enable health plans) 22:48 Collaborating with Scott Wallace in working with patients to understand the outcomes that matter to them 23:33 Person-centered measurement through Capability, Comfort, Calm 27:05 “Health care is drowning in measures… And what needs to be reported externally is a relatively small set of important outcomes. Outcomes that matter to patients and families.” 31:43 The Musculoskeletal Institute at Dell Med and UT Health Austin as a success story in condition-based, bundled payment innovation 34:43 Alignment of the interdisciplinary team within condition-based, bundled payment models 35:30 “Payment change doesn't need to precede change in care delivery”. 37:30 VBHC Lessons Learned from Other Countries (New Zealand Ministry of Health, King's Health Partners, Santeon,

Sarah & Stephanie sit down with Dr. Uchenna "UC" Ossai, a sex-positive pelvic health physical therapist and sexuality educator + counselor. Dr. UC is assistant professor at the University of Texas Dell Medical School and also serves as pelvic health program manager at UT Health Austin. She is on faculty for the University of Michigan, School of Social Work's Sexual Health Certification Program. Dr. UC is one of few licensed physical therapists in the world with an AASECT certification in sexuality counseling; as well as the only Black physical therapist with this specific designation. We dive deep into topics such as how to talk to your children about cultivating a positive relationship with sexuality, reigniting sexual attraction to your partner and rediscovering your body after babies, ways to increase a seemingly absent libido, feeling sexy again in your post-baby body, and making painful sex pleasurable again. Nothing is off the table in this episode and we promise it's one you won't want to miss!MORE ABOUT DR. UCHENNA OSSAI:Dr. UC spends her days treating people with both sexual and pelvic floor dysfunction, and her evenings educating the masses on everything that has to do with “sexytime”. When it comes to sexual intelligence and great sex education, UC embraces always being unapologetically real, happily crunk, and deliciously kind. For our fellow health professionals, wellness warriors, and fitness pros, DR. UC also offers a virtual class titled "The Intersections of Racism and Power - Healthcare Redefined." Her next live course is on August 29th - click HERE to learn more and to register.Don't miss UC's weekly Bourbon Talez every Sunday on Instagram where she answers all of your sexytime queries, by following her @youseelogic on IG.ADDITIONAL NOTES & RESOURCES:To find a pelvic health physical therapist in your area, visit http://pelvicguru.com/directory/Dr. UC refers to a TedTalk during the episode about the secret to desire in a long term relationship with Esther Perel. You can tune in to it HERE.Sarah & Stephanie are the Founders of LUNA Mother Co, the first all-in-one digital platform for motherhood. From their evidence based fitness method, to pelvic floor & core physical therapy programs, parenting classes, & community, LUNA Mother Co has it all. New subscribers, get your first month FREE using the code MOTHERLODE.Subscribe to The MOTHERLODE Podcast so you never miss an episode, & catch up with us on Instagram! Interested in being on the show or know someone who would be a great fit? Email us online@lunamother.co Like this episode? Leave us a review and let us know your thoughts! 

What's up listeners! This week we talk to the legendary, Dr. Uchenna “UC” Ossai!! She shares her story of what sparked her interest in pelvic health. Dr. UC also discusses the importance of being comfortable with sexuality and the pelvic floor. We learn about the history of racism and oppression in healthcare and how this can affect how a provider addresses an individual's unique experience of pain. "These conversations recognizing advantages and disadvantages & how systems of oppression can influence one's experience of pain can be exhausting, however, it is important and requires internal work that isn't sexy, nor is tangible." Dr. Uchenna “UC” Ossai is a sex-positive pelvic health physical therapist and sexuality educator and counselor. Dr. UC is an assistant professor at the University of Texas Dell Medical School and also serves as the pelvic health program manager at UT Health Austin. She is on faculty for the University of Michigan, School of Social Work's Sexual Health Certification Program. Dr. UC is one of few licensed physical therapists in the world with an AASECT certification in sexuality counseling; as well as the only Black physical therapist with this specific designation. She is also the founder of YouSeeLogic, an online platform that focuses on improving the sexual intelligence of ALL adults through innovative content and honest discussion that is free of judgment. Thank you for listening. Check out Dr. UC's new online course: Intersections of Racism and Power: Healthcare Redefined. https://youseelogic.com/shop/Intersections-of-Racism-and-Power-Healthcare-Redefined-p211991311 When: Saturday, July 18, 8:00 am to 1:30 pm Central Standard Time Follow Dr. UC on IG & Twitter @youseelogic Learn more about Dr. UC here: https://youseelogic.com/ We were also joined by the fabulous Laura Merkel, a professional dancer & fitness coach. Learn more about Laura here: lauramerkel4.wixsite.com/lauramerkel --- 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/duck-legs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/duck-legs/support

In this landmark 50th episode of our podcast, Aaron Miri discusses contact tracing and UT Health's contribution to prevent the spread of COVID-19 through their public-private partnership with city of Austin, TX. Austin Public Health has partnered with Dell Medical School and UT Health Austin to prevent the spread of COVID-19 by doing contact tracing […]

In this landmark 50th episode of our podcast, Aaron Miri discusses contact tracing and UT Health's contribution to prevent the spread of COVID-19 through their public-private partnership with city of Austin, TX. Austin Public Health has partnered with Dell Medical School and UT Health Austin to prevent the spread of COVID-19 by doing contact tracing […]

In this episode, Russ Branzell chats with Chani Cordero, Lieutenant Colonel, COO Presidio of Monterey Health Services, and Yuri Campbell, Administrative Fellow, Dell Medical School and UT Health Austin. This trio discusses how the military mindset and technology helps health leaders adapt to changing and challenging times in healthcare. Please note, the people interviewed in this podcast are not representing the DoD, Defense Health Agency, Army Medicine. These are their own opinions and experiences.

Today on the Armor Men's Health Hour Podcast Donna and Dr. Mistry are joined by a very special guest, Dr. Tripp Buckley. Dr. Buckley is the Medical Director and primary surgeon at The Center for Heartburn & Esophageal Disorders at UT Health Austin. Listen in as Dr. Mistry and Dr.  Buckley discuss their nearly 20-years of knowing each other, shared training experiences, and what drew Dr. Buckley to his area of expertise. Many of us have experienced heartburn or reflux (the movement of contents from the stomach to the esophagus) at some point in our lives- it is practically a household term these days. But did you know that, if left untreated, the consequences can really take a toll on our health? Dr. Buckley shares some of the symptoms of these conditions with us today, which range in severity from regurgitation or choking, to changes in voice and even affecting our lung function.Treatment options for heartburn usually begin with dietary changes and acid-reducing medications (e.g. Zantac, Protonix); however, this will only provide relief for 60-70% of people. For those who do not experience relief from traditional treatments, all hope is not lost! You will not want to miss today's episode as Dr.  Buckley discusses some of the surgical treatment options available for GERDs, as well as advice on finding a surgeon that is right for you!