In the premiere episode of WoundConversations, hosts Catherine Milne and Dr. Shah welcome legendary wound care clinician and educator Dot Weir, RN, CWON, CWS, for a candid discussion about beginning — and thriving in — a career in wound management.

With more than four decades of experience as a clinician, consultant, thought leader, and educator, Dot shares reflections on her “Wound Care Why,” why wound healing is both a science and an art, and what early-career clinicians can expect as they enter this dynamic specialty.

Whether you are just exploring wound care or building your clinical foundation, this episode offers practical guidance and encouragement for your professional journey.

In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

Why wound care is uniquely positioned at the intersection of science and art

Common early-career challenges — and how to navigate them

The importance of mentorship and community in wound management

Foundational educational steps to build long-term success

Dot’s “Wound to the Wise” pearl for clinicians starting out

Dot Weir serves as Co-Chair of the Symposium on Advanced Wound Care (SAWC) and has been instrumental in advancing wound education nationwide, including her work with WoundCon and WoundSource’s Practice Accelerator. Her perspective offers both historical insight and forward-looking wisdom for the next generation of wound care professionals.

This episode is part one of a two-part series on starting your wound care journey. Be sure to tune in next as we continue the conversation with Dr. Lee Ruotsi, focusing on career-building strategies and professional connection in the field.

Starting the Wound Care Journey: Key Lessons

On this episode host Raj Sundar explores how ⁠South Park Senior Citizens⁠ transformed from an institutional, siloed resource hub into a vibrant cultural community, using food as a powerful tool for healing and connection. They dig into the intentional redesign of their dining experience, creating a welcoming space where elders from diverse backgrounds gather around beautifully set tables to share meals, stories, and traditions. Through immersive cultural programming, farm-to-table partnerships, and a dedicated team who speak the languages and share the lived experiences of their community, we show how addressing food insecurity is deeply tied to combating social isolation, honoring elders, and fostering meaningful cross-cultural relationships. The conversation is a rich reminder that culturally responsive care is less about big budgets and more about intentionality, dignity, and truly seeing those we serve.

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Healthcare for Humans: Culturally Responsive Food at South Park Senior Citizens

This is the AHRMM Updates Podcast with Mike Schiller and hosted by Justin Poulin.  Tune in every month as we highlight trends, strategies and solutions from the field to advance the healthcare supply chain.  And now, Mike and Justin…

March ‘26 Update:
- Impact of Iran on our Supply Chain
- SCRC Meeting with the Policy Team looking for feedback on the CMS proposed ruling on PPE and essential medicines
- Early Bird Registration for the AHRMM conference ends 4/30
- World Cup this year and Summer Olympics next year - What are hospitals doing to prepare for that?


AHRMM Updates March 2026

This time on Code WACK! 

We’re taking a closer look at what happens when private equity buys hospitals. Our guest is Dr. Renee Hsia (pronounced “Shaw”).
An emergency physician at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital, Dr. Hsia explains how patients can be harmed when Wall Street firms take over health care. A Professor of Emergency Medicine and Health Policy at the University of California, San Francisco, she is also Vice Chair of Health Services Research in the Department of Emergency Medicine, and a core faculty member of the Philip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies.

This is part two of our two-part series.

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New from CodeWACK! The Hidden Cost of Private Equity Hospital Buyouts

Antimicrobial resistance is a growing global threat, but the medicines that could prevent the next pandemic often lack the economic incentives to be developed. 
In this clip, Ankit Mahadevia (Founder and former CEO of Spero Therapeutics) breaks down why our healthcare system rewards usage over prevention—and what that means for future pandemic preparedness.
See the YT version here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ev8rPvo1ezc


Ankit Mahadevia Explains Why the Drugs That Could Prevent the Next Pandemic Arent Being Built

The Arm Viewpoints podcast welcomes Tristram Norman, co-founder and CTO of Simprints; Bertrand Pedersen, senior Manager, Private Sector Partnerships and Innovation at Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance; and Rosalie Tribe, who leads Social Impact and Innovation Partnerships at Arm. Together, we discuss a groundbreaking collaboration in Ghana that uses biometric identification and AI-powered tools running on Arm-based devices to support community health workers delivering multi-dose vaccines, including the malaria vaccine.

Arm Viewpoints: How AI and Biometrics Are Powering Equitable Immunization in Ghana

In this episode of Health Gig, Doro welcomes Dr. Robert Whitfield, a plastic surgeon who approaches care holistically, transforming his patients to positively impact their quality of life and sense of confidence. He discusses factors that contribute to sickness and healing, such as nutrition, environmental toxins, and genetics, and introduces the SHARP Method, which is a prepared and intentional plan for preparation, surgery, and recovery, through which Dr. Whitfield empowers patients to be involved in their procedure.

627. Be SHARP: Dr. Robert Whitfield’s Guidance on Healthy Plastic Surgery Procedures

Some people spend forty years building something and end up fighting an insurance company at the end of it.
This song is about that man. And the denial letter. And the CEO whose stock went up the same week.
It isn't a political song. It's a human one. The bridge says it plainly: we all look the same under fluorescent light.
For anyone who has ever sat in a waiting room wondering how we got here.

Ticker and the Monitor

In this episode of the CBIA BizCast, we bring you a portion of the March 18 conversation between Senate President Martin Looney (D-New Haven), Senate Minority Leader Stephen Harding (R-Brookfield), House Speaker Matt Ritter (D-Hartford), and House Minority Leader Vincent Candelora (R-North Branford) at Connecticut Business Day 2026.
The legislative leaders talked with Crown Castle’s Meg Glander to discuss their legislative goals for the remainder of the session.
Also this episode, Amanda Marlow sits down with Hartford Business Journal editor Greg Bordonaro. Bordonaro breaks down some of the state’s key economic issues, the top storylines this legislative session, and the HBJ’s role in informing Connecticut’s business community
Episode Highlights and Topics
Legislative Panel
•	Healthcare costs
•	Energy and gas costs
•	Workforce development
Hartford Business Journal
•	Economic uncertainty
•	Cost concerns
•	HBJ’s role as a voice for businesses
Headlines You May Have Missed
•	Association Health Plan legislation advances
•	Lawmakers discuss expanding R&D tax credits for small businesses
•	Release-based cleanup regulations officially take effect
•	Proposals aim to align education system with workforce needs
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Legislative Leaders Discuss Key Session Issues

On episode 154 of PSQH: The Podcast, Dr. Nicholas Testa, Chief Clinical Officer, Sentact, talks about some of the major issues impacting patient safety in 2026.

Episode 154: What’s Impacting Patient Safety in 2026?

WoundConversations is the official podcast of WoundCon, created in the spirit of our mission: learn today, apply tomorrow.

Released every two weeks, this year-round podcast delivers actionable insights and real-world solutions in wound healing, wound care practice management, emerging models of care, and clinician wellness. As part of the WoundCon and WoundSource education ecosystem, WoundConversations extends learning beyond the virtual conference experience and into everyday clinical practice.

Designed for wound care professionals across disciplines — including physicians, advanced practice clinicians, nurses, podiatrists, therapists, nutritionists, and industry partners — this podcast is especially valuable for those earlier in their wound care careers who are building clinical confidence, business acumen, and professional leadership skills.

Whether you practice in private office, hospital outpatient, long-term care, mobile, or specialty settings, WoundConversations connects you with expert voices and practical strategies you can apply immediately.

Dr. Ankit Mahadevia is a physician–entrepreneur and biotechnology executive who advises and supports emerging life sciences companies. He currently serves as a CXO at Curie Bio and as an independent board member and strategic advisor to early-stage biotech firms, partnering on corporate strategy, capital formation, and progression to clinical development. He has served on the board of Judo Bio since 2023 and advises Inductive Bio and Oath Bio. Collectively, organizations he has supported have raised more than $1 billion in financing.

He is the author of Quiet Leader, Loud Results (Post Hill Press, 2022) and speaks on leadership and innovation at universities, pharmaceutical companies, and startup organizations. Dr. Mahadevia graduated summa cum laude from Northwestern University and earned his M.D. from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and his M.B.A. from the Wharton School. He is also a member of Life Science Cares.

Original country music about the things people feel but don't always say out loud. Some songs are about the state of things. Some are about the weight a person carries through a life. All of them are honest.
Awake Jake. Independent. American.

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We cannot wait to have you listen in with Tricia Reilly Koch and Doro Bush Koch. Health Gig is a free-form conversation between leaders, writers and experts about health and wellness. You can expect insightful conversations about health and wellness, as well as stories about the personal and professional journeys our guests have taken. This podcast brings engaging conversations in health and wellness to audiences around the world. Listen and find out why so many people are igniting their lives through mind, body and spirit with Health Gig. 276276

A podcast for the business-minded in Connecticut. Interviews consist of business and community leaders who are shaping the future of Connecticut’s economy. The CBIA BizCast provides new content every other week, introduces members of the business community, and tells stories about how businesses are innovating and growing in Connecticut!

BizCast provides new content every other week, introduces members of CBIA staff, and tells stories about how businesses are innovating and growing in Connecticut!

Join PSQH Editor-in-Chief Jay Kumar every other Friday for PSQH: The Podcast, a bi-weekly podcast covering the hottest topics in patient safety and quality.

Arm technology is at the heart of a computing and data revolution that is transforming the way people live and businesses operate. Our energy-efficient processor designs and software platforms have enabled advanced computing in more than 215 billion chips and our technologies securely power products from the sensor to the smartphone and the supercomputer. Together with 1,000+ technology partners we are at the forefront of designing, securing and managing all areas of AI-enhanced connected compute from the chip to the cloud.

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