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Innovation and Value in Pharmacy with Chronis Manolis, Chief Pharmacy Officer at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Health Plan
In the Outcomes Rocket Pharma Podcast, we dive into the nuances of the pharmaceutical value chain. We'll be speaking with leaders across entities that comprise the pharma value chain, to hear from individuals that are shaping the pharma space of the healthcare industry.
Today, we are excited and privileged to host the exceptional Chronis Manolis, Chief Pharmacy Officer at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Health Plan. Chronis talks about UPMC and how they are driving value, access, and engagement. He emphasizes the importance of pharmacists looking at the whole personal and taking factors like SDOH as barriers in the way of med adherence. We also cover Chronis' thoughts on innovation, the future of drugs and pharma value chain, digital therapeutics, ensuring access for high-cost prescriptions, doing what's best for all stakeholders, and how pharma can transform from pay for the widget to pay for value?
Chronis also touched on UPMC's high-touch pharmacy services and micro-management pharmacy perspectives.
Get your notes ready for this great interview with Chronis Manolis!
Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health
July 29, 2021
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Swell: Patients Want to be Engaged with Zeke Kuch
Our last episode’s guest, Zeke Kuch, is back to give us a quick overview of Swell.
Swell is a startup that was born in Utah, and they have been rapidly growing. Zeke talks about the company’s mission and its work in patient engagement. They offer review generation, tracking services, and a messaging platform that unifies Facebook, Google messages, text messages, and others in one single place. Swell also offers text messaging and email solutions, even though they lead with texts.
Tune into this episode to learn about Swell’s experience as a startup!
For the full transcript, show notes, and resources to help you level up your practice, visit us at medman.com.
July 29, 2021
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Episode 093 -Leading the World Gene Therapy Program for CTNNB1 With Fellow Rare Mama – Špela Miroševič
ONCE UPON A GENE - EPISODE 093
Leading the World Gene Therapy Program for CTNNB1 With Fellow Rare Mama - Špela Miroševič
Špela Miroševič is a fellow CTNNB1 mama to a two year old named Urban. She's done a lot of work to start a foundation for our CTNNB1 gene and get in front of scientists and researchers to find a treatment for our kids.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
Can you tell me about Urban?
Urban just turned 2 years old. He was born a perfectly healthy boy. My labor was perfect, Urban was given a perfect Apgar score and for the first three months everything was fine. It was then that I realized he should be holding his head more than he was and that his movements weren't connected. When I took him to the doctor for a routine check-up, she identified that something was wrong and ordered a brain scan, which began the journey of getting a diagnosis.
What motivates you to accomplish all that you have for the CTNNB1 community?
The moments I feel angry and hopeless. In those moments, I research to get closer to the hope that we won't always live like this and we can overcome the difficulties and struggles. Even though nothing I've tried has helped Urban, it has brought me a sense of control. I can't control Urban's condition, but it gives me strength to do something to help him even when it's not really helping at the end of the day.
Can you tell me about the foundation you started?
I'm research focused in psycho-social interventions to improve the quality of cancer patient's lives through mindfulness and psychotherapy. I knew how to read articles and was studying biopsychology, so I had knowledge of hormones, transmitters and about biology. I wrote to Amber Freed, the Founder of SLC6A1 Connect, to learn more about developing gene therapy. She connected me with other parents who led me down the path of developing a gene therapy. I called the head neurologist at the pediatric hospital in Slovenia and told him I wanted to create a gene therapy and he agreed to help me. He connected me to a Slovenian researcher known for his gene therapy studies and only one month later we met to discuss how we were going to make gene therapy for Urban and other kids affected by CTNNB1. I researched all articles on gene therapy, documented the researchers, I did a systematic review of the published research on CTNNB1 cases, noted common mutations, clinical features and suggested gene therapy approaches. With this data, I sent emails to all of the researchers and received great responses that gave me the strength to keep fighting. One email was from an Australian researcher with the Children Medical Research Institute where they have a laboratory for making gene replacement therapy for rare genetic diseases. They said CTNNB1 was a good gene for gene replacement therapy which meant I needed to develop a foundation and collect money to move forward.
How will clinical trials work?
We don't know yet, but we have secured an organization who will help fund the clinical trial of the gene therapy and give us a free spot at the laboratory. Once the clinical trial is approved in Australia, doctors can apply for use of the gene therapy which can be sent to any country so kids won't have to travel to Australia to get it.
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CTNNB1 Foundation
https://ctnnb1-foundation.org/
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July 29, 2021
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Unlocking Siloed Health Data: Ardy Arianpour, CEO & Co-Founder, Seqster & Larry Mickelberg, Group President, Real Chemistry
Health data is medicine, according to Ardy Arianpour, CEO & Co-Founder of Seqster. Ardy is joined by Real Chemistry’s Larry Mickelberg to discuss how we can break down health data silos and what that would mean for the future of healthcare.
July 29, 2021
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Continued, Authenticity is your SUPERPOWER! Lynn Banazak, MBA
Welcome to episode 2 of season 6 of the HOT for your Health podcast where we offer you bleeding edge conversations on health, science and culture with leading medical experts and fascinating people from all walks of life. In season 6, we revisit themes from the www.womenshealthconversations.com “Best of Life” Summit where the membership community www.ajles.life was launched for 40-60+yo women living Ageless. Authentic. Indefinable in passionate pursuit of the BEST of LIFE. Sound like a place for you? Check it out at www.ajles.life In true “Women Health Conversations” form, in this episode of HOT for your Health, Dr Vonda Wright rejoins Lynn Banazak to continue the conversation on living Ageless. Authentic. Indefinable and how women can live in passionate pursuit of the best in live by elevating our voices together. Do not miss this inspiring conversation.
July 29, 2021
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Remote patient monitoring: a health IT perspective
"The primary benefits for mobile care units are the fact that they decrease patient travel times by arriving at their residences and ensuring that appointments are never missed. It also relieves the stress of finding transportation for dialysis patients, outright eliminating the need for the CMS to find alternative transport methods for patients. By utilizing mobile care units alongside health IT solutions for preventive care services, the CMS can finally do the impossible and establish a basic health care standard for rural citizens." Thanh Tran is a health IT executive. He shares his story and discusses the KevinMD article, "Will U.S. health care match Native Americans’ treatment of chronic kidney disease?" (https://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2021/05/will-u-s-health-care-match-native-americans-treatment-of-chronic-kidney-disease.html)
July 29, 2021
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To Be or Not to Be The Leader That Everyone Loves With Kris Mailepros!
Are you a leader everyone loves? Should you be a leader that everyone loves? Is that even possible. In this weeks episode we sit down with Kris Mailepors, founder of Bushido Leadership and author of The Easy to Follow Leader, to discuss what it takes to be a great leader, myths about leadership, and some pearls of wisdom about what truly motivates people. This is an episode you don't want to miss!If you enjoyed this episode, visit us at http://www.nurseleadernetwork.comIf you want even more info and to grab your FREE copy of the Find the Right Mentor Workbook, go to https://www.nurseleadernetwork.com/mentor
July 29, 2021
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Health Care's Ransomware Wake-Up Call
Health care has long lagged behind other industries when it comes to cybersecurity. But with ransomware attacks against the industry on the rise, providers are quickly trying to close the gap and protect their systems and patients.Guests:Karen Sprenger, CISSP, GCFE, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Ransomware Negotiator, LMG SecurityM. Eric Johnson, PhD, Ralph Owen Dean and Bruce D. Henderson Professor of Strategy, Vanderbilt University Owen Graduate School of ManagementAnahi Santiago, Chief Information Security Officer, ChristianaCareSaad Chaudhry, MPP, Chief Information Officer, Luminis HealthRead a full transcript, dig into the numbers, and learn more about ransomware negotiator Karen Sprenger on our website: https://tradeoffs.org/2021/07/29/health-cares-ransomware-wake-up-callSign up for our weekly newsletter to see what research health policy experts are reading right now, plus recommendations from our staff: bit.ly/tradeoffsnewsletterSupport this type of journalism today, with a gift: https://tradeoffs.org/donateFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tradeoffspod
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July 29, 2021
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234 – Should a resident get a $1 million-dollar personal brand deal?
What’s good everyone!! Dr. Renee is back and we got a lot to talk about! In this episode you’ll learn: When do you fully recover from being “post-call”? Space Jam: A New Legacy review & owning your brand NCAA Name Image & Likeness ruling Should residents get big endorsement deals while in training? Facebook group talk about gifting a friend money to buy a home they clearly can’t afford Resources: Duquesne hires personal brand coach for college athletes Lebron James’ Business Model: Owning the Value Chain Transcription: (coming soon) Love the show? Leave a review so I can continue to improve the podcast! “Having the Darkos describe their journey provided a solace that no sort of debt counseling would ever bring about. Anyways, this show is consistent in the fact that it always delivers gems and enlightens listeners. I’ve shared the podcast with my classmates. Please keep up the great work!” If this sounds like you, rate with five stars, and leave a review!!! >>> RateThisPodcast.com/dotb This episode is sponsored by: Provider Solutions & Development. Experts in holistic career coaching. Check them out at http://info.psdconnect.org/docsoutsidethebox Set For Life Insurance. Helping clients prepare for the worst so they can be SET to live their best lives. Check them out at https://www.setforlifeinsurance.com/
July 29, 2021
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Business Lessons From My Dad, Dr. Chineme Part 4
Today is the finale of the Business Lessons from My Dad, Dr. Chineme.Thank you for sharing this legacy series in honor of him.If you missed any of the other episodes, please go back and listen before going into this one.This series is possible because my dad decided to act on an opportunity that was presented to him.In this episode, I share the biggest secret of all. It is so simple but if you adopt it, it will change your life and business just like it did for my dad and me. The EntreMD Business School enrollment is now closed and won't open again until 2022, but do not panic! You can sign up to be on the waitlist for the next cohort. Featured on the Show:Email meYouTube ChannelEntreMD Business School Testimonials
July 29, 2021
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Stupid Cancer: You Know What It Is
On the show today, I'm so thrilled to welcome here live in-studio Alison Silberman, CEO at Stupid Cancer (my old job, as you may know), and Shannon Wyant, a fellow AYA cancer survivor and sitting member of the Stupid Cancer Board of Directors (also my old job as you may know.) The best conversations are those without an agenda that manifest from their own chemistry and organic magic. And what you're about to hear is no exception. So prepare your Wayback machine and your magic eight ball for a "wikipedic" throwback to how the sausage was — and continues to be made — for the largest young adult support community in the world. This one's for Annie Goodman, Jason Mlot, Chad Whitman, Ali Powers, Emily Morrison, Erica Paul, and Lauren Scott.For more information, visit https://OffScripMedia.com and follow @MZOutofPatients, @MatthewZachary, @VaxOnPod, and @OffScripMedia on Twitter.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
July 29, 2021
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Master Pitch to Investors in a Day with Beth Susanne, Global Pitch Coach
If you're struggling or frustrated with your funding, want to improve your fund-raising technique, and hit off the park, this is an opportunity you shouldn't miss!
In this episode, we are excited to host the amazing Beth Susanne, an international pitch coach based in Silicon Valley. Beth explains how she helps clients fine-tune their pitch so it becomes compelling and it has all the signals investors are looking for. She shares tips on what should be included in the pitch, verbal and visual cues needed for online presentations to catch the investor's attention, how to make and maintain a great impression, and more. If you're wanting to pitch for those difficult to get appointments, like trying to get in to see a payer or a pharma company and you have only one shot and you can't mess it up, this podcast episode with Beth Susanne can help you have ideas on what to say, how to say, and when to say it.
Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health
July 28, 2021
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Shot of #DigitalHealth Therapy – Nina Sossamon-Pogue
I really needed a lesson in resilience and a motivation boost this week and looking at Jim Joyce's hair - he did as well! On today's #TheShot of #digitalhealth therapy, we got through the week with Nina Sossamon-Pogue whose career took her from being a gymnast, news anchor, health tech exec and now an amazing book writer and speaker.
📰 scalability of #mentalhealth solutions
📰 finding your space in the employer and carrier landscape
📰 resilience vs. grit vs. determination
📰 millennials in the workforce
📰 oh and.. Nina's full COOL "Resilience" keynote just in a few minutes - a MUST SEE / HEAR
July 28, 2021
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160 – Smart clothing; increasing care beyond hospital walls; Shem Richards, Goldilocks
Smart clothing is the next generation of remote monitoring tech, are you subscribed yet?
Shem Richards is a biomedical engineer and the founder of Goldilocks.
Goldilocks is a smart clothing company aiming to reduce the cost of healthcare and increase the value of care beyond the hospital walls.
In this episode, Pete and Shem discuss how smart wearables can reduce parental stress and help with ageing-in-place. They take a sneak peek at what the next generation of care looks like and talk about Shem’s journey of bringing a medical device to market in Australia, among other things.
Tune into this episode to learn how a baby singlet can help clinicians coach parents through the stresses of bringing a newborn home. This episode also covers how innovative technologies can facilitate remote monitoring and aged care and implementing the human aspect of remote care.
Check out the episode and full show notes here.
To see the latest information, news, events and jobs on offer at Goldilocks, visit their Talking HealthTech Directory here.
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July 28, 2021
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NEJM This Week — July 29, 2021
Featuring articles on the duration of adjuvant therapy in breast cancer, tofacitinib for Covid-19 pneumonia, complications in youth-onset type 2 diabetes, a small-molecule SMN2 modifier in type 1 spinal muscular atrophy, a hyperimmune globulin to prevent congenital cytomegalovirus, and scarless wound healing; a review article on depression in adolescents; a case report of a woman with bloody stools and thrombocytopenia; and Perspective articles on from crime to care, on health care budgets for rural providers, on identifying and tracking SARS-CoV-2 variants, and on a child’s loss. Supplement to the New England Journal of Medicine, Vol. 385, No. 5.
July 28, 2021
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Making telehealth usable for everyone — with Amy Sheon
Despite the widespread adoption telehealth saw during the COVID-19 pandemic, many telehealth deployments still fall short of real user-friendliness, providing less-than-ideal patient experiences, especially for certain populations that might have less access to reliable internet or less experience with telecommunications.On this episode, guest host and Healthcare IT News Senior Editor Kat Jercich welcomes Amy Sheon, research director at the Telehealth Equity Coalition, to discuss this important topic.This episode is brought to you by BlueJeans.Talking points:For whom is telehealth not working?Why it took health systems some time to tumble to their equity challengesTesting devices on the right groupsCommunity health workers might be the key to reaching difficult populationsThe Telehealth Equity CoalitionOther resources available for people making telehealth offerings more equitableEquity issues around internet access and digital redliningWhat can telehealth vendors do?Policy solutions for health equityTelehealth accessibility for people with disabilitiesAsynchronous communication as an accommodationMore about this episode:To achieve healthcare equity, telehealth must be expanded to rural and underserved communities Telehealth used less in disadvantaged areas, Health Affairs study findsEliminating audio-only telehealth coverage could put safety net clinics at riskWomen are less likely to use video for telehealth careTelehealth may worsen digital divide for people with disabilitiesTelehealth has enabled wider access during COVID-19 – but not for everyoneCould telehealth worsen inequity? 'Not under my watch,' says HHS Sec. BecerraHims & Hers, ATA, and 10 others launch Telehealth Equity Coalition
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