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Laura López, de "Actual Comunicación Amodiño", empresa que se adica á xestión da comunicación dixital. Hoxe fálanos de User Generated Content 🔊"O User Generated Content fai referencia a calquera forma de contido como poden ser textos, imaxes, vídeos ou comentarios creados e compartidos por individuos en plataformas dixitais". 🔊"Quizais o exemplo máis claro deste tipo de contidos son esas reseñas que se deixan en Google ou esas experiencias positivas que se comparten en stories de Instagram". 🔊"Ao ser algo alleo á propia marca, que nace de maneira espontánea, é unha mensaxe que, en principio, non é tan sinxela de controlar ou guiar". 📢O User Generated Content fai referencia a calquera forma de contido como poden ser textos, imaxes, vídeos ou comentarios creados e compartidos por individuos en plataformas dixitais. Esta tipoloxía de contido fai evidente que a comunicación dixital ten cambiado as regras do xogo, xa que dá a posibilidade a calquer usuario de participar activamente na creación e difusión de información de calquera tipo. Xa non é so que ofreza diversidade e diferentes perspectivas, senón que lle permite crear autenticidade e conexión emocional ás marcas que confían neste tipo de estratexias. O UGC é creado, en principio, de maneira espontánea, reflexando as experiencias e perspectivas persoais dos diferentes usuarios, o que resulta máis natural e crible ao non responder directamente aos propósitos da marca. É como se un amigo nos recomendase un producto e é precisamente por iso polo que funcionan tan ben. A fin de contas, en quen confiaríamos máis: nun colega que nos recomenda, por exemplo, a mellor rutina para o noso cabelo, ou nun descoñecido -marca ou influencer- cuxo obxectivo evidente é vendernos o seu champú? 💡Tipoloxía de UGC Quizais o exemplo máis claro deste tipo de contidos son esas reseñas que se deixan en Google ou esas experiencias positivas que se comparten en stories de Instagram, pero non son as únicas. Podemos atoparnos con: ✔️1. Valoracións e testemuñas de clientes. As reseñas, falemos da plataforma que falemos, axúdannos a tomar decisión informadas. Deste xeito, as marcas tamén poden compartir testemuñas nos seus sitios web e redes sociais para conseguir gañarse a confianza da audiencia. ✔️2. Concursos e desafíos en redes sociais. Na liña dos sorteos en redes sociais para fomentar a participación, alcance ou buscar un aumento de seguidores, atópanse os concursos e desafíos, ca fin de animar aos usuarios a crear contido relacionado coa marca a cambio dun incentivo. ✔️3. Subir fotografías ou vídeos. Non hai mellor maneira de ensinar e valorar un producto ou servizo que probándoo. Tal é así, que moitas marcas animan aos seus clientes a compartir imaxes nas súas redes sociais probando ou vestindo o seu produto. Isto pode ser a través de redes sociais, pero tamén podemos ver esta chamada á acción en tendas físicas ou no packaging do produto. ✔️4. Historias de éxito dos clientes. As empresas poden entrevistas a clientes satisfeitos e contar as súas experiencias en forma de vídeo, artigo ou publicación en redes sociais. Este tipo de historias humanizan a marca e mostran o impacto positivo que os seus produtos ou servizos tiveron na vida destas persoas. 💡Como incorporalo na nosa estratexia de contidos como empresa? Ao ser algo alleo á propia marca, que nace de maneira espontánea, é unha mensaxe que, en principio, non é tan sinxela de controlar ou guiar, polo que seguir as seguintes directrices poden botarnos unha man para aproveitar este tipo de contido. ✔️● Participación activa. Fomentar a participación do público da maneira axeitada é sinónimo de crear interaccións significativas para nós. Para logralas existen moitos recursos que van dende unha sinxela chamada a acción ata a posta en marcha de concursos ou desafíos. ✔️● Cancelos específicos. Os hashtags corporativos se se empregan ben poden ser útiles e non un grito ao baleiro. Se creamos un cancelo único e relacionado coa nosa marca, acción específica ou campaña -sendo máis orixinais que #NomeDaTúaMarca-, pódese animar aos usuarios a empregalo, o que non só favorecería a participación, senón tamén a creación de comunidade. ✔️● Recoñecer e agradecer. Xa din por aí que é de ben nacido ser agradecido e en redes sociais non é unha excepción. Expresar gratitude cara as persoas que crean contido sobre a nosa marca é unha maneira de fortalecer unha conexión emocional e, pasiño a pasiño, conseguir que estes usuarios rematen por ser embaixadores da nosa marca. E como podemos agradecer? Enviando produtos, invitándoos a un evento ou simplemente dando as grazas publicamente. 💡A profesionalización: os UGC creators Os UGC creators son persoas que crean contido orixinal relacionado con produtos, servizos ou marcas, pero dende a perspectiva dun consumidor, non como figura pública ou influencer tradicional. Os UGC creators xeran contido que parece xenuíno e cotián, como reseñas, unboxings, demostracións ou titoriais. O seu estilo adoita ser máis natural e menos producido que o dun influencer. A diferenza destes, o seu obxectivo non é acumular seguidores, senón crear contido para que as marcas o empreguen nas súas propias redes, páxinas web ou campañas publicitarias. De feito, moitas veces son contratados por marcas para crear contido específico que loce como se fose espontáneo pero está planificado para promover un produto. 💡Os beneficios do UGC ✔️● Autenticidade e credibilidade. É a clave do UGC, a fin de contas, para os consumidores, poder contar cun feedback real doutro consumidor é chave para decidirse a probalo. ✔️● Maior feedback con menos esforzo. Este contido creado por usuarios adoita recibir maior interacción que aqueles que foron creados polas propias marcas. ✔️● Menor custo. Aínda que moitas veces poida ser gratuíto, non sempre é así. A súa profesionalización por parte destes pequenos usuarios conleva a certo gasto para as marcas, pero é moi baixo (a cambio de produtos, por exemplo). ✔️● Visibilidade. Contribúe a que a marca gañe posicionamento en buscadores. En definitiva, é unha estratexia estupenda para unha marca xa que, como usuarios, está claro que preferimos escoitar a unha persoa real dando unha opinión sen filtros que a unha marca intentando vendernos o seu produto. ❓Pregunta para a próxima semana: desconectades no verán? 👉Máis Información ACTUAL COMUNICACIÓN Amodiño: ✔️Páxina Web: https://actualizadoscomunicacion.com/ ✔️Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/actualizadoscomunicacion ✔️Twitter: https://twitter.com/actualizadoscom ✔️Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/actualizados_comunicacion/ 🎙️"SUSCRÍBETE" ao podcast.👍 👉MÁIS ENTREVISTAS: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-salta-da-cama_sq_f1323089_1.html 👉Máis Información e outros contidos: ✔️Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PabloChichas ✔️Twitter: https://twitter.com/pablochichas ✔️Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pablochichas/ ✔️Clubhouse: @pablochichas ✔️Twich: https://www.twitch.tv/pablochichas

Gene therapies are the most expensive drugs in the world. And that is because producing a viral vector for "in vivo" gene therapy is arguably the most complicated process ever attempted at scale in biopharmaceuticals. In a prior video, I talked about the Chinese hamster's revolutionary impact on scaling antibody manufacturing. Today, let's double-click on that (hate this phrase). In this video, we look at the history and complex manufacturing issues of viral vector gene therapy.

Gene therapies are the most expensive drugs in the world. And that is because producing a viral vector for "in vivo" gene therapy is arguably the most complicated process ever attempted at scale in biopharmaceuticals. In a prior video, I talked about the Chinese hamster's revolutionary impact on scaling antibody manufacturing. Today, let's double-click on that (hate this phrase). In this video, we look at the history and complex manufacturing issues of viral vector gene therapy.

A variety of announcements at WWDC, and why Apple's lack of jaw-dropping news or boundary pushing plans was the most sensible approach available this year. Then: Questions about Meta's AI execution, as the company reportedly invests $14.8 billion in Scale AI and its CEO Alexander Wang.

Join us for an enlightening episode of SoundPractice with guest Jennifer Clark, MD, as she delves into the profound topic of suffering in healthcare. As an allopathic physician specializing in internal medicine, pediatrics, hospice, and palliative care, Clark's journey from the bedside to the boardroom has been dedicated to healing, education, and innovation. Now volunteering as a medical liaison, she fosters a compassionate learning environment for students and professionals interested in community-based end-of-life care. In her forthcoming book, Suffer, she reflects on nearly 25 years of practice and passion to promote well-being. Tune in as Clark shares her journey from a career in business to medicine, highlighting the importance of finding purpose and meaning in one's vocation. Episode Highlights: - Purpose and Passion: Discover how Clark's transition from corporate life to medicine was driven by a search for purpose and influenced by her family's background in healthcare. - Understanding Suffering: Clark discusses the importance of defining suffering and understanding its impact. She outlines how reframing pity into compassion can aid in the healing process. - Art and Science in Medicine: Amidst technological and systemic pressures, Clark outlines the seemingly diminishing role of art in medicine. She addresses the disconnect between healthcare systems and the human aspect of medicine, advocating for compassionate care. - Looking Ahead: Clark shares her optimism about the potential for healthcare professionals to use the understanding of suffering to improve patient care and clinician well-being. Don't miss this compelling conversation that explores the intersection of medicine, compassion, and the quest for meaning in healthcare. Learn more about the American Association for Physician Leadership at https://www.physicianleaders.org/.

On today's show Andrew and Bill begin with a call between President Trump and Xi, two days of meetings between the U.S. and China in London, and an apparent effort from both sides to de-escalate. Topics include: Retracing steps of the past few weeks, clarity for the U.S. and others on the PRC's leverage over rare earths, the possibility of the U.S. easing tech export controls, and the lack of trust on both sides in the wake of the past few months. From there: The U.S. has concerns about a Chinese embassy in the UK, the New York Times surfaces a purported FSB document outlining various counterespionage anxieties related to the PRC, and Xi's daughter joins a dinner with Lukashenko. At the end: People's Daily publishes an interview with Ren Zhengfei, Xi continues his attempts to curb excess among party members, and Victor Wembanyama visits a Shaolin Monastery.

Category: Messages, 2025, June 2025 Verses: Jeremiah 31:3, Mark 10:6-16, Matthew 18:6-7, 10-11, Luke 10:25-37, John 13:34-35

What's gone wrong for Nike and why a deal with Amazon is likely the best way forward, the history of the U.S. military and Silicon Valley, and rationale for both sides of the Meta-Anduril partnership. At the end: Some corrections on Ukraine's drone attack and more thoughts on the future of high-trust trade.

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Category: Messages, 2025, June 2025 Verses: Various

Discussing Ben's Article on the future of the agentic web, including the virtues of the ad-supported internet we've enjoyed for the last three decades, why that model is becoming less viable as the years pass, and the potential for new solutions as agentic web traffic proliferates in the years and decades to come. At the end: An epiphany surrounding AI workflows and chain of thought exchanges between employers and their employees.

In this episode of SoundPractice, we welcome Corey M. Cronrath, DO, MPH, MBA, FACOEM, CPE, FAAPL, a triple board-certified physician and fellow of the American Association for Physician Leadership. Cronrath's journey is a testament to resilience and dedication. From overcoming a challenging socioeconomic background and serving in the military, he has emerged as a prominent physician leader with aspirations for the future. Cronrath has committed his career to enhancing chronic disease care with a passion for supporting patients with mental illness. With his extensive list of credentials, he provides valuable insights and personal experiences on the optimal timing for physicians to pursue leadership education and certification. Key Topics: - Growing in Your Career: Cronrath discusses the importance of post-clinical education and career planning while prioritizing self-reflection. Driven by patient-centered values, he also shares his future goals of transitioning from Chief Medical Officer (CMO) to Chief Executive Officer (CEO). - Lessons From the Military: Learn from his experience in military healthcare and the valuable lessons he learned through training and service. The unique challenges and learning experiences in the military still shape his approach to civilian healthcare today. - Embracing Value-Based Care: In his current role at Mental Health Cooperative in Nashville, TN, Cronrath shares his work on implementing and expanding a successful value-based care model in a state that does not participate in Medicaid expansion. Listen to the Episode: Tune in to this episode on SoundPractice, or subscribe on your favorite podcast platform to stay updated with our latest episodes. Learn more about the American Association for Physician Leadership at https://www.physicianleaders.org/.

Category: Messages, 2025, May 2025 Verses: John 15

For decades, modern agriculture depended on fertilizing nitrates mined out of a South American desert. These mines were the world's only such sources of nitrates. So valuable that three countries went to war over them. These nitrate riches, monopolized by foreigners, were wiped away thanks to one of the most famous chemical processes in history. But it took longer than you think. In this video, the glorious nitrates mining boom, the countries who bled for it, the men who monopolized it, and the technologies that ended it.

For decades, modern agriculture depended on fertilizing nitrates mined out of a South American desert. These mines were the world's only such sources of nitrates. So valuable that three countries went to war over them. These nitrate riches, monopolized by foreigners, were wiped away thanks to one of the most famous chemical processes in history. But it took longer than you think. In this video, the glorious nitrates mining boom, the countries who bled for it, the men who monopolized it, and the technologies that ended it.

Si is away so Darth hosts Hamzah and Barts to review the 2-2 draw with Arsenal. The lads discuss: Lineups and gameplanEvaluating the first choice front 3?Statistical game of 2 halvesStatspack - Possession, XG, XA, XT, Shots, Big Chances, Game State, Defensive Errors, Monte CarloCurtis Jones praiseConor Bradley deep diveArsenal adjustmentsPost-subs analysisThat Andy Robbo chance Statspack: https://drbarts.quarto.pub/match-day-36-season-2425 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this insightful episode of SoundPractice, we welcome Heather McGowan, BFA, MBA, a prominent future-of-work strategist, keynote speaker, and bestselling author. With a background in industrial design and extensive expertise in the evolving landscape of work, McGowan is a leading voice on how we can adapt to the future. Join us as Heather McGowan shares her fascinating journey and insights into the dynamic changes shaping the workforce. From the influence of AI to the pivotal role of leadership in healthcare and beyond, this episode offers a deep dive into what lies ahead. Key Points: -Sustainable Leadership *Discover the essential traits future healthcare leaders need to foster human connection in a digital world. *Learn about the importance of hope and purpose in leadership and how it can significantly enhance team performance. -Healthcare and Technology *Explore the integration of advanced technologies like AI to support and elevate clinician performance. *Find the balance between utilizing technology and maintaining human connection to ensure accuracy and efficiency in patient care. -Ensuring Privacy *Understand the fine line between data sharing for innovation and protecting privacy. *Recognize the impact of employer surveillance on trust and autonomy in the workplace. -Resilience and High-Performing Teams: *Learn strategies to promote employee well-being and build resilient teams. *Discover how reframing loneliness, building strong social connections, and managing failure can positively impact work and patient outcomes. Learn more about McGowan's work. Tune in for an optimistic and forward-thinking discussion that will equip you with strategies to navigate and thrive in the ever-changing world of work. Learn more about the American Association for Physician Leadership.

Ben's Daily Update on Friday and Apple's argument appealing the order in Epic v. Apple, the risks facing Apple as they've continued to fight these battles the past several years, and questions for the future as the present gets increasingly messy. At the end: Meta's plans for AI business agents, an emailer asks whether Meta's message today means Facebook failed yesterday, and a proposal for AI officiating in the NBA is soundly rejected.

For decades, semiconductor fabs tolerated—and even expected—bad yields. Less than 50%, sometimes as low as 10%. Credible die yield data is rare, but here's a market analysis from the late 1980s for the US Trade Representative during the US-Japan semiconductor dispute. It implies that when American and Japanese firms began 16K DRAM in 1978, yields were about 2%. Laughably low, but expected. And they stayed low. By 1984, US 16K DRAM yield hit 36%. Japan: 48%—better, still bad. Six years later! Now look at TSMC's N5/N4 node, about 4–5 years old. Trade secrets, but N4 yields are around 80%. What's going on? 6-micron process vs. 4-nanometer. The latter is far harder. Yet we're hitting 80–90% yields. Is it a conspiracy? No—the fabs opened their third eyes. With new tools, they began inspecting and improving. In this video: how automated inspection tools revolutionized chip fabrication.

For decades, semiconductor fabs tolerated—and even expected—bad yields. Less than 50%, sometimes as low as 10%. Credible die yield data is rare, but here's a market analysis from the late 1980s for the US Trade Representative during the US-Japan semiconductor dispute. It implies that when American and Japanese firms began 16K DRAM in 1978, yields were about 2%. Laughably low, but expected. And they stayed low. By 1984, US 16K DRAM yield hit 36%. Japan: 48%—better, still bad. Six years later! Now look at TSMC's N5/N4 node, about 4–5 years old. Trade secrets, but N4 yields are around 80%. What's going on? 6-micron process vs. 4-nanometer. The latter is far harder. Yet we're hitting 80–90% yields. Is it a conspiracy? No—the fabs opened their third eyes. With new tools, they began inspecting and improving. In this video: how automated inspection tools revolutionized chip fabrication.

Episode Summary: In this episode of SoundPractice, host Mike Sacopulos sits down with Mark Katlic, MD, the chair emeritus of surgery for LifeBridge Health System in Baltimore, Maryland. Katlic opens up about his illustrious career, the creation of the Aging Surgeon Program, and the essential topic of maintaining surgical competence as surgeons age. The Aging Surgeon Program: The program addresses the critical issue of age-related competency in the surgical field. It offers a comprehensive and unbiased evaluation that assesses the physical and cognitive functions of surgeons over the age of 70. Aimed to ensure the ongoing safety and proficiency of aging surgeons, it identifies treatable or reversible conditions that, if addressed, could enhance their functional capacity. By fostering a culture of self-regulation within multidisciplinary surgical teams, the program helps maintain public trust in the healthcare system. Key Points: - The necessity of avoiding a mandatory retirement age, as individual capabilities can vary widely. - The role of strict confidentiality protocols in identifying and addressing issues that might affect a surgeon's performance. - Potential solutions that modify work conditions, allowing experienced surgeons to continue contributing without compromising safety or forcing retirement. About Mark Katlic, MD: Katlic pursued education at Washington and Jefferson College, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and Massachusetts General Hospital. His extensive career spans private practice, general and thoracic surgery, and academic positions at Geisinger Health System and LifeBridge Health System. Tune in to this insightful episode to learn how the Aging Surgeon Program is making a difference in the surgical community. Learn more about the American Association for Physician Leadership.

Show notes at pharmacyjoe.com/episode1021. In this episode, I'll discuss the duration of DOAC interference with heparin anti-Xa levels. The post 1021: How Long Is the Duration of DOAC Interference With Heparin Anti-Xa Levels? appeared first on Pharmacy Joe.

On this episode I'm joined by Zadie Xa as we discuss her newly commissioned works presented for 16 edition of the Sharjah Biennial, elucidated through the curatorial theme, to carry. Asking questions such as what does it mean to carry a home, a history, a language, a legacy, and a lineage.Zadie Xa was born in Vancouver, Canada on unceded, ancestral and continually asserted territories of several tribes of First Nations Peoples and is now based in London, UK. Her practice focuses on familial legacies, interspecies communication and diasporic worlding. Throughout her practice, Xa uses water and marine ecologies as metaphors for exploring the unknown whilst also alluding to abstract notions of homeland. She explores these themes through immersive installations that appeal to the sensory experience of the viewer, often incorporating painting, sculpture, textile, sound and performance elements. Zadie earned an MA in Painting at the Royal College of Art in 2014 and a BFA at the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design in 2007.In the episode Xa, describes one of the key influences on her work being Korean shamanism, which she discovered accidentally through the 1977 film 'Ido Island.' She explains how this discovery has profoundly impacted her artistic exploration of marginalized perspectives and the supernatural, and the importance of collaboration in her practice, notably with her longtime collaborator and life partner Benito Mayor Vallejo. -------------------------------------------------------------------- WHERE YOU CAN FOLLOW ME AND SUBSCRIBE Website - Sign up for my newsletter https://lightworkco.com/ Instagram - Follow me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sadeolo/https://www.instagram.com/lightworkcompany/ YouTube - Subscribe to my YouTube Channel www.youtube.com/@lightworkco

Spring 2025 message series at Chi Alpha!

Spring 2025 message series at Chi Alpha!

Spring 2025 message series at Chi Alpha!

Show notes at pharmacyjoe.com/episode1018. In this episode, I'll discuss andexanet vs. prothrombin complex concentrate for reversal of factor Xa inhibitor-related intracranial hemorrhage. The post 1018: Balancing Risk vs Benefit – Andexanet vs. Prothrombin Complex Concentrate for Reversal of Factor Xa Inhibitor-Related Intracranial Hemorrhage appeared first on Pharmacy Joe.

Tracing the history of Facebook to understand the challenges for the government in this month's FTC v. Meta trial, and thoughts on the nature of competition on the Internet and its impact on the economy at large.

Overview: In this episode, Mike Sacopulos interviews Naakesh Dewan, MD, CPE, DLFAPA, FASAM, a certified physician executive and internationally recognized expert in healthcare quality and digital innovations. Dewan shares his journey from collegiate athlete to physician executive and discusses the parallels between high performance in sports and medicine. Key Topics: 1. Physicians versus Professional Athletes: Dewan compares physicians to world-class cognitive athletes and discusses how sports techniques can influence medical practice and leadership, emphasizing the importance of mental health and well-being in both fields. 2. Well-Being and Burnout: Both physicians and athletes must manage purpose, satisfaction, adaptability, and control to maintain their well-being. Dewan addresses the root causes of physician burnout and offers individual-level strategies for tackling it. 3. Role of Organizations and Leaders: Healthcare leaders have a responsibility to create supportive work environments to reduce the impact burnout has on physicians and regulatory and productive aspects of the organization. 4. Lessons in Leadership and High Performance: Setting ambitious goals and adapting to challenges are crucial. Dewan highlights the importance of learning from others and maintaining mutual accountability within support systems. Takeaway: High performance in sports and medicine requires a balance of technical skills, mental resilience, and well-being. As healthcare leaders, we must create environments that support physicians' well-being, prioritize self-care, and foster peer-to-peer support. By building trust and addressing burnout, we can maintain positive and effective practices. Learn more about the American Association for Physician Leadership.

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On today's show Andrew and Bill return to discuss the intensification of the US-China trade war, including tariffs of 104% beginning on Wednesday, the PRC's options to respond, how companies like Apple could be squeezed, and why this represents the lowest point for US-China relations in a very long time. Then: Exploring EU opportunities and challenges after Premier Li Qiang's call with EU President Ursula von der Leyen, the debunked report about South Korea and Japan cooperating with the PRC, and unpacking the risks and possibilities inherent to the course the US side has chosen over the past week. At the end: Reactions to the latest TikTok extension from President Trump, a report that Liu He's son is under investigation, and a new name for the gardening podcast that may be essential in the months to come.

Darth hosts the full team of Hamzah, Dr Barts and Si to review the big Derby win over Everton. The lads discuss: •⁠ ⁠Lineups and gameplans •⁠ ⁠Statspack - Possession, XG, XA, XT, Shots, Big Chances, Game State, Defensive Errors, Monte Carlo •⁠ ⁠Moyes/Slot and the changing nature of PL managers •⁠ ⁠First half problems •⁠ ⁠Tarkowski horror challenge discussion •⁠ ⁠Luis Diaz praise •⁠ ⁠Salah form and the Trent-shaped hole •⁠ ⁠2nd half turnaround, on-ball changes, off-ball changes •⁠ ⁠Jota's goal and opta touches •⁠ ⁠Seeing the game out - Slot's signature? Statspack: https://drbarts.quarto.pub/match-day-30-season-2425/#line-up Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode Summary: Join host Mike Sacopulos in an engaging conversation with Lisa Herbert, MD, FAAFP, PCC, a board-certified family physician and the visionary founder and CEO of Just the Right Balance. Herbert shares her inspiring journey from an early interest in medicine to becoming a transformative coach for physician leaders. "Physicians being in a leadership role is crucial,” says Herbert. “We need people who have done the work and been in the frontlines to continue making important healthcare decisions." In this discussion, discover the pivotal role of physician leadership coaching in today's healthcare landscape. At a Glance: Early Inspiration: Herbert's passion for medicine was ignited by her grandfather's passing due to healthcare inequities. This personal experience motivated her to pursue a career in family medicine to prevent similar tragedies for others. Career Path: Influenced by mentors and driven by her desire to help others, she has held various roles, including medical director and private practice owner, gaining extensive experience in healthcare leadership. Transition to Coaching: Recognizing the profound impact coaching had on her life, Herbert dedicated herself to helping other physicians navigate their careers and develop essential leadership skills. Challenges in Healthcare: She emphasizes the urgent need for leadership development programs to address workforce shortages and combat physician burnout. Making a Lasting Impact: Herbert offers personalized coaching, focusing on achieving each physician's career goals and overcoming challenges. Learn More: Visit her website to explore her books: Physicians Rise Up and Take Back Your Life Connect with her on LinkedIn and Facebook Discover her insights on the Forbes Coaches Council and in the Huffington Post About Lisa Herbert, MD, FAAFP, PCC: Lisa Herbert is a distinguished family physician, executive leadership coach, and national speaker with more than 25 years of experience in healthcare. She holds an MD from Upstate Medical Center and is a professional certified coach recognized by the International Coaching Federation. Herbert is dedicated to bridging gaps in healthcare through her coaching, consulting, and training programs, aiming to create collaborative cultures where physicians thrive and patient outcomes improve. Learn more about the American Association for Physician Leadership.

Reactions to OpenAI's "Images in GPT," and thoughts on the Trump administration's Signal debacle, including a few points Ben neglected to emphasize earlier this week.

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On today's show Andrew and Bill begin with the China Development Forum, including China's messaging to foreign investors, revisiting the Mintz raids as five detained employees are finally released, no updates on a Xi-Trump meeting, and news in the EV space. From there: The US plans to revive shipbuilding capacity, the likely disruption if the US adopts the USTR recommendations to counter Chinese dominance, Michael Froman writes that China has remade the international system, and a few more thoughts on the CK Hutchison deal. At the end: Rumors swirl around He Weidong and others in the PLA, what the noise might signal, and news of a deep-sea cable cutter is accompanied by a reminder that China constructs and protects deep sea cable like no other.

Prothrombin complex concentrates (PCCs) are frequently used off label for the management of factor Xa inhibitor-associated major bleeding. In 2018, accelerated approval was granted for andexanet alfa, a specific factor Xa inhibitor reversal agent, for reversal of apixaban and rivaroxaban in the setting of life-threatening or uncontrolled bleeding. Following accelerated approval, some clinical practice guidelines were updated to include recommendations for andexanet alfa preferentially over PCCs for reversal of life-threatening or uncontrolled bleeding due to rivaroxaban or apixaban. Other guidelines stated no preference of andexanet alfa over PCC. In 2020, Vizient convened an expert panel to critically appraise the literature and provide consensus-based, expert opinions on the utilization of pharmacological reversal agents for factor Xa-related major bleeding. Since then, the body of literature evaluating these agents has expanded to include a randomized controlled trial, ANNEXa-I, the results of which were submitted to the US Food and Drug Administration to convert the approval of andexanet alfa from accelerated to full approval. Dr. Lisa Baumann-Kreuziger, Associate Professor of Hematology and Oncology, Medical College of Wisconsin and medical director of the Antithrombotic Therapy Management Program at Froedtert Health discusses the current status of management of factor Xa inhibitor-associated major bleeding with Dr. Kerry Schwarz, Senior Clinical Manager of Evidence-Based Medicine and Outcomes with the Vizient Center for Pharmacy Practice Excellence, and your program host.   Guest speakers:  Liza Baumann-Kreuziger, MD, MS Investigator, Blood Research Institute, Versiti  Associate Professor of Hematology and Oncology, Medical College of Wisconsin Medical Director, Antithrombotic Therapy Management Program at Froedtert Health   Host:  Kerry Schwarz, Pharm.D, MPH Senior Clinical Manager of Evidence-Based Medicine and Outcomes  Vizient Center for Pharmacy Practice Excellence   Show Notes: [02:25-04:26] The current state of hemostatic management in the setting of factor Xa inhibitor-related major bleeding [04:27- 05:35] Limitations of available evidence making clinical practice and formulary decision making so challenging [05:35 – 10:52] Publication of the first randomized controlled trial, ANNEXa-I, comparing andexanet alfa to usual care [10:52-14:49] Meeting of the FDA advisory committee and subsequent complete response letter [14:50-16:45] How we can approach clinical management of patients and formulary decision-making in the current state   Subscribe Today! Apple Podcasts Amazon Podcasts Spotify Android RSS Feed

A look at the logic of Google's plans to purchase an Israeli cybersecurity firm for $32 billion, more tension between Apple, Google and the EU, and an email about Xbox One and Microsoft's checkered history of consumer tech ambitions. At the end: Moana 2 and what led to the decision to abandon windowing, Bryan Johnson's pursuit of immortality, and a few follow-ups on Daylight Saving Time.

After Ben's interview with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Andrew and Ben hold an impromptu symposium on AI and its implications, featuring questions from listeners. Topics include: The long-term UX for Deep Research, OpenAI's allergy to an ads-based business model, a confession from Ben after an Exponent take years ago, how AI might--or might not--change the White Collar economy, an era of startups capitalizing on AI-enabled cost structures, AI for companionship and adult content, and whether generative AI will slowly erode human cognition. At the end: A few follow-ups on Vision Pro, including proof of concept at a bluegrass concert.

Episode Overview: Join SoundPractice host, Mike Sacopulos, as he explores the rapid evolution and integral role of private equity (PE) in healthcare with expert Max Reiboldt, CPA. This episode is essential for physicians, health system leaders, PE sponsors, payers, and anyone involved in the healthcare industry. Key Topics: About Max Reiboldt: Learn about Max Reiboldt's extensive experience in healthcare consulting. Discover his book, Private Equity and Healthcare: Leadership, Economics, and Trends for the Future, which equips you with the knowledge to tackle PE challenges head-on. History: Gain insights into the genesis and evolution of PE in healthcare over the past decade. Deal Metrics: Understand how PE determines a practice's value and makes diverse investments in healthcare entities like physician groups, surgery centers, and small hospitals. Regulatory Concerns: Discover how increased regulatory scrutiny is impacting transactions and may lead to changes in investment strategies and governance. Benefits, Challenges, and Future Predictions: Examine how PE benefits physicians nearing retirement, while younger physicians remain hesitant. Get a concise forecast for the future of PE in healthcare, its impact on group cohesion, and potential challenges. Additional Insights: Reiboldt also shares insights from his book, Private Equity and Healthcare, recently published by the American Association for Physician Leadership. This book, written by a distinguished group of contributing authors from Coker, provides an unbiased and fact-based examination of this complex field. Listen Now: Tune in to gain a comprehensive understanding of private equity in healthcare and stay ahead of the trends shaping the industry. Subscribe and Follow: Don't miss out on future episodes of SoundPractice. Subscribe to our podcast and follow us on social media to stay updated on the latest in physician leadership and healthcare insights. Learn more about the American Association for Physician Leadership .

On today's show Andrew and Bill begin with Taiwanese President Lai Ching-Te designating the PRC a "foreign hostile force," the initial response from the PRC and potential responses to come, rumors surrounding CMC vice chairman He Weidong, and an email wondering about the defense of Taiwan as a core American interest. From there: Sources say Xi Jinping is "angered" by CK Hutchison's deal to sell its ports in Panama, and TikTok talks accelerate as Beijing remains silent on the issue and Oracle heads to Washington to pitch lawmakers on Project Texas 2.0. At the end: Trump says that Xi will visit "soon" but sources tell the FT otherwise, a question about Beijing's reaction to DOGE and Trump 2.0, a question on fentanyl, and a bit more on the memoir of a former Facebook exec.

Darth hosts the full team of Hamzah, Dr Barts and Si to review the League Cup final defeat to Newcastle •⁠ ⁠Liverpool lineup - selection debates •⁠ ⁠Newcastle lineup and gameplan •⁠ ⁠Statspack - Possession, XG, XA, XT, Shots, Big Chances, Game State, Defensive Errors, Monte Carlo •⁠ ⁠First half round table - why was the first half so terrible? •⁠ ⁠Quansah discussion and the importance of TAA •⁠ ⁠Set piece analysis •⁠ ⁠Throwing shit at a wall •⁠ ⁠The impact of pitch size on LFC performance •⁠ ⁠International Break fatigue index preview Statspack: https://drbarts.quarto.pub/lc-match-day-final-season-2425/#line-up Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tựa Đề: Đừng Bỏ Qua Sự Bắt Đầu; Kinh Thánh: Xa-cha-ri 4:1-10; Tác Giả: Thầy Long Phạm; Loạt Bài: Hội Thánh Báp-Tít Trung Tâm

Hamzah is away so Darth hosts Dr Barts and Si to review going 15 points clear in the Premier League and then being dumped out of Europe by PSG. •⁠ ⁠Southapton lineup •⁠ ⁠Statspack - Possession, XG, XA, XT, Shots, Big Chances, Game State, Defensive Errors, Monte Carlo •⁠ ⁠First half lack of urgency •⁠ ⁠Forwards debate •⁠ ⁠Cheap goals again •⁠ ⁠Game state update - brilliance AND negative variance •⁠ ⁠2nd half turnaround analysis •⁠ ⁠PSG lineup •⁠ ⁠Statspack - Possession, XG, XA, XT, Shots, Big Chances, Game State, Defensive Errors, Monte Carlo •⁠ ⁠Fast start •⁠ ⁠Cheap goals part deux •⁠ ⁠First half knife-edge •⁠ ⁠2nd half changes - Reds dominant but how? •⁠ ⁠Trent injury the decisive moment? •⁠ ⁠Sub-optimal shootout? Statspacks: Saints: https://drbarts.quarto.pub/match-day-28-season-2425/#match-summary PSG: https://drbarts.quarto.pub/cl-match-day-r16-leg-2-season-2425/#match-summary Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A question about the future of the NBA as the league sees record revenues and declining ratings, several emails about Apple's continued adventures in AI, and follow-ups to last week's episode on Formula 1, Amazon, chatbots as the AI UI, and tech that removes friction.

Darth hosts Dr Barts, Hamzah and Si to review the famous home win in Paris. The lads discuss •⁠ ⁠Lineups and gameplans •⁠ ⁠Statspack - Possession, XG, XA, XT, Shots, Big Chances, Game State, Defensive Errors, Monte Carlo •⁠ ⁠Threat to XG explainer •⁠ ⁠Nerdy tech chat on GPS vs video accuracy and margin of error •⁠ ⁠Quiet start •⁠ ⁠PSG take control •⁠ ⁠Luckypool - Offside and Konate •⁠ ⁠Alisson vs PSG •⁠ ⁠Alisson stat-fest •⁠ ⁠2nd half changes - Slot as Mou? •⁠ ⁠Analysing how poor LFC were in attack •⁠ ⁠Subs make us better (again) •⁠ ⁠Salah/Ramadan discussion •⁠ ⁠Harvey's career highlight Statspack: https://drbarts.quarto.pub/cl-match-day-r16-leg-1-season-2425/#line-up Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Surveying the streaming landscape in 2025, including YouTube's opportunity to solve problems for millions of frustrated entertainment consumers, Peacock's murky future, HBO and the Max mess, and lots more.

Andrew and Ben react to Amazon's announcement for an AI-powered Alexa that has been "100 percent re-architected," and then answer mailbag questions about OpenAI's long-term future, LLM confidence, LLMs and the future of the English language, how a hardware business like Manna should approach aggregators, and the social costs of tech that optimizes for efficiency and eliminates friction. At the end: A word about the most exciting app of 2025.

The history underlying Apple's decision to pull its Advanced Data Protection feature from the UK market, criticisms of the UK, Apple and a few of Apple's loudest critics, and thoughts on the future of drone delivery after Ben's interview with Manna CEO Bobby Healy. At the end: font guidance and memecoins.