HealthCare Dot Guv Is A NightMare But Should We Privatize

Our Work of the Chaplain passage for this episode is Psalm 17:1 which says, "Hear the right, O Lord, attend unto my cry, give ear unto my prayer, that goeth not out of feigned lips."

Our Work of the Chaplain quote for this episode is from Francis Quarles. He said, “Proportion thy charity to the strength of thine estate, lest God in anger proportion thine estate to the weakness of thy charity."

In this podcast, we are going through the fine book: "The Work of the Chaplain" by Naomi K. Paget and Janet R. McCormack.

Our topic today is: Healthcare Chaplaincy (Part 4)

Healthcare Chaplaincy, Part 4 (Work of the Chaplain Podcast #36)

Counterfeiting is big business. In 2012, counterfeit auto parts accounted for $4 billion in the US and $12 billion globally; electrical parts were $15 billion; personal care $4 billion; aerospace & defense accounted for 520,000 counterfeit parts in the US, and >5% of wine sold on the secondary market is counterfeit. Those numbers pale in comparison to the pharmaceutical industry. >8% of the medical devices in circulation are counterfeit. Global sales of counterfeit products in the pharmaceutical industry alone accounted for $431 billion in 2012 according to the World Health Organization. Counterfeit pharmaceuticals account for up to $200 billion in losses per year alone. Counterfeit medications are a cause for decreased wellness, increased morbidity, and even deaths. According to the Business Action to Stop Counterfeiting and Piracy group (BASCAP), the global value of the counterfeit industry will grow to $1.7 trillion in 2015 without any real solution in sight. The Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) passed in 2013 mandated verification of the legitimacy of the drug product identifier down to the package level and enhanced detection and notification of illegitimate products in the drug supply chain. This session will discuss counterfeiting and what can be done.

The Silent Healthcare Epidemic: Counterfeit Medicine

Lovett Okeke an Independent Healthcare Professional makes the "Case for group parenting antenatal classes" at the Scottish Maternity & Midwifery Festival 2017.

Case for group parenting antenatal classes - Lovett Okeke, Independent Healthcare Professional

On 1 March 2018, HealthInvestor UK and law firm Charles Russell Speechlys brought together a panel of experts to discuss what the future holds for private equity houses in the healthcare market. You can listen to the discussion here. 

The panellists were: 
Vernon Baxter, managing director, Investor Publishing
Christian Dubé, partner, August Equity
Stephen Edwards, managing partner, Core Capital Partners
Gordon Hamilton, managing director, Nexus Corporate Finance

Private equity awakens: What next for private equity and healthcare?

Bridges to Health and Healthcare coauthors Terie Dreussi-Smith, Lucy Shaw, and Jan Young discuss the book and its strategies for increasing access to healthcare and the efficiency of care for people in under-resourced communities.

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Bridges to Health and Healthcare - Dreussi-Smith, Shaw, and Young Webinar Podcast

Find out more about the Centre for Nineteenth-Century Studies:  http://www.cncs.bbk.ac.uk/

Cultures and histories of healthcare provision (Roundtable discussion)

Part 1 of 2 Part Series with DeLoss Jahnke, RFD Radio.

Lynn Rohrscheib, Chairwoman of the Illinois Soybean Association, shares how the ISA is addressing healthcare challenges among the production agriculture networks. Click to learn more. This Farmer Profitability Radio broadcast is brought to you by the Illinois Soybean Checkoff. Learn more about soybean production and profitability on www.ILSoyAdvisor.com.

RFD Radio Part 1: Healthcare and the Illinois Soybean Association - Lynn Rohrscheib

Dr. Diana Martins-Welch, palliative care physician at Northwell Health Long Island, discusses how she built the outpatient palliative care practice as part of her organization's cancer institute. She shares observations about growing from a sole provider to a small team, achieving earlier referrals from her oncology colleagues, and expanding the team’s visibility to support more patients.

Teachable Moments: Proving the Value of Palliative Care

CAPC’s podcast, Program Spotlight, highlights successes and challenges faced by palliative care programs — across organizations of all sizes and settings. Each episode features an in-depth interview with a palliative care program leader or specialist covering common themes such as managing growth, improving the referral process, team wellness, organizational buy-in, relationship building, and much more.

This podcast is available to listen on SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, GooglePlay, iHeartRadio, and Stitcher.

Teachable Moments: Proving the Value of Palliative Care

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