Hi Neighbor podcast

The Pandemic Press (www.thepandemicpress.com) features "Hi Neighbor!" conversations with a variety of people about how individuals, families, leaders, and businesses are navigating the COVID-19 pandemic, social change, and other topics that challenge us all during this historic time.

Stephanie Browning and Scott Clardy are the director and assistant director, respectively, for the Columbia/Boone County Department of Public Health and Human Services.

Host Jodie Jackson, Jr. is joined by Dr. Paul Pender. They discuss the mounting pressures physicians face in the payment shift from volume to value.

The National Council on Aging’s Age+Action national conference in Washington, D.C. will feature a presentation from Xavier Vaughn, the outreach/MIPPA project coordinator for the Missouri CLAIM program. Xavier encourages other senior and Medicare connected organizations to confidently build a successful social media presence.

Episode 68 of Quality Talk details the success of a recent Transitions of Care project involving a number of Indiana EMS providers, long-term care facilities, and small hospitals. The Center for Patient Safety, a Primaris affiliate, worked with the Indiana State Department of Health/State Office of Rural Health and the Indiana Hospital Association as part of a the grant-funded project.

Episode 68 of Quality Talk details the success of a recent Transitions of Care project involving a number of Indiana EMS providers, long-term care facilities, and small hospitals. The Center for Patient Safety, a Primaris affiliate, worked with the Indiana State Department of Health/State Office of Rural Health and the Indiana Hospital Association as part of a the grant-funded project.

Ep 67 Primaris Foundation with Scott Miniea by The Healthcare Quality Team at Primaris

Ep 67 Primaris Foundation with Scott Miniea by The Pandemic Press

Dr. Anand Chockalingam, Associate Professor, Cardiology, University of Missouri, is a guest speaker at the Missouri Million Hearts Conference. His breakout session 'Effective strategies for initiating therapeutic lifestyle changes in a clinical setting' is the topic for Quality Talk episode 66. The discussion includes the question, "how do we improve health in people that already have a diagnosis of hearth disease?"

Dr. Anand Chockalingam, Associate Professor, Cardiology, University of Missouri, is a guest speaker at the Missouri Million Hearts Conference. His breakout session 'Effective strategies for initiating therapeutic lifestyle changes in a clinical setting' is the topic for Quality Talk episode 66. The discussion includes the question, "how do we improve health in people that already have a diagnosis of hearth disease?"

Episode 65 Patient Safety Awareness Week 2019 by The Healthcare Quality Team at Primaris