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October is here! October is a great time to cozy into the crisp autumn air and embrace the changing of season. Make sure to celebrate your fall festivities with friends and family by carving pumpkins, going on hay rides, apple picking, and choosing a great Halloween costume! It is a great time to achieve your goals for the year and prepare for the winter season. | |
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HEALTHY AGING WITH SOUTHCOAST HEALTH
Patricia Raskin, host, interviews medical professionals from Southcoast Health and patients with first-hand accounts. The goal is to help and inspire listener to navigate their health journey with knowledge, comfort and ease.
The Healthy Aging with Southcoast Health podcast helps listeners to manage their health to lie a longer and healthier life.
Listen to Healthy Aging with
Southcoast Health podcast
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POSITIVE AGING WITH PATRICIA RASKIN
Patricia interviews nationally-recognized authors, experts, and celebrities who share the latest in research, and facts to support the healthy, active, and happy lifestyles of older adults.
Listen to Positive Aging with Patricia Raskin
or on all streaming podcast networks.
Positive Aging is funded in part by
Southcoast® Health
Rhode Island PBS Positive Aging
https://www.ripbs.org/positiveaging/
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Patricia Raskin Positive Living Show on VoiceAmerica.com
in its 22nd year!
The program that helps you find answers to tough questions, turn obstacles into opportunities and challenges into solutions.
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An Interview with Patricia Raskin: One of the First Hosts on VoiceAmerica in 2002 on VoiceAmerica Blog.
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2:00-3:00PMET/11:00-12:00PMPT
Mark Liston and Mary Kay Liston
Inspirational Stories After an Alarming Medical Diagnosis.
Authors Mark Liston and Mary Kay Liston share their faith-filled journey in addition to stories of 26 others to help readers cope with life-altering diagnoses in Diagnosed: Inspirational Stories After an Alarming Medical Diagnosis.
Can a difficult diagnosis create a stronger faith? On November 3, 2022, Mark and Mary Kay Liston went to the ER to treat a nasty cough that Mark had picked up. After hours, the doctor entered the room and gave Mark the somber diagnosis of lung cancer, indicating a ping pong-sized lump in his lung. To Mark, who was a healthy, lifelong non-smoker, the diagnosis was both shocking and confusing. In the following 76 days, he journaled and wrote notes down on all his daily medical interactions, doctor and hospital appointments, and medications given.
Mark and Mary Kay will share stories of of similar life-threatening diagnoses, which resulted in the compilation and creation of the Diagnosed: Inspirational Stories After an Alarming Medical Diagnosis.
For more information on Diagnosed
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2:00-3:00PMET/11:00-12:00PMPT
Dr. Robert Okin
SILENT VOICES: People with Mental Disorders on the Street
Dr. Robert Okin is the author of SILENT VOICES: People with Mental Disorders on the Street. Eminent psychiatrist Dr. Robert Okin offers heartfelt, heartbreaking, and harrowing stories that capture the reality of being homeless along with practical strategies to stem the flow of Americans living on the streets.
Okin is an internationally recognized expert on mental health service reform, was chief of psychiatry at San Francisco General Hospital and Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at UCSF for 17 years. He spent two years on the streets talking to and photographing homeless mentally ill people.
Dr. Okin will discuss solutions to the homeless crisis including the critical need for practical measures to create supportive, affordable housing for the mentally ill and those at risk. He will also talk about the impact of personal loss for these individuals and how they are able to perceiver.
For more information on Dr. Okin and his book
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2:00-3:00PMET/11:00-12:00PMPT
Stephanie Gill and Marcy Reyes
Transforming Healthcare
Marcy Reyes, director, market strategy & planning, CCA Health Rhode Island and Stephanie Gill, director, business & provider partnership development, CCA Health Rhode Island
CCA Health Rhode Island is a mission-driven healthcare services organization that offers high-quality health plans and care delivery programs designed for older adults and individuals with significant needs. CCA’s mission is to help individuals who are eligible for Medicare or dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid receive the care they need in a way that improves their overall health and well-being and lowers the cost of their care.
Headquartered in the heart of Providence’s Innovation & Design District, CCA Health Rhode Island officially entered the local market in 2021 and has been growing its presence in the Ocean State ever since.
Stephanie and Marcy will discuss CCA Health Rhode Island’s mission and care model and the importance of community-based, person-centric care delivery strategies. We’ll also discuss various gaps in the healthcare system when it comes to so-called social determinants of health; highlight a few philanthropic programs CCA Health Rhode Island is leading in the communities they serve; and touch on Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period, which runs from Oct. 15 – Dec. 7.
For more information on CCA Health RI
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2:00-3:2:00-3:00PMET/11:00-12:00PMPT
Seema Patel, PharmaD and
Genomind- The Science Behind Better
Seema Patel, PharmD, is a Medical Science Liason at Genomind, a medication management company whose mission is to optimize the treatment experience for individuals and healthcare providers by unlocking the value of precision medicine through actionable genetic insights and innovative health technology.
Also on the program is Caitlin King, who utilized Genomind's testing to optimize treatment options with her provider.
Genomind is one of the first mental health focused pharmacogenetic testing services. Genomind's technology improves patient care for mental health and beyond by streamlining treatment, resulting is less trial and error, faster delivery of positive results and saving lives.
Seema and Caitlin will discuss how Genomind/s technology
helps healthcare providers to quickly assess how a individuals unique genetic make-up can impact their medication response side effect risk and how you can make more informed decisions about your mental health and wellness plan with your healthcare provider.
For more information on Genomind
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2:00-3:00PMET/11:00-12:00PMPT
Paula Marshall
Finding the Soul of Big Business
Paula Marshall is the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufactures oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries.
As CEO, Paula provides strategic leadership and direction to the entire organization. Her vision stands as a beacon for Bama team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful". Paula is the author of four books, including Finding the Soul of Big Business.
For her commitment to others, she has been recognized with numerous awards and recognitions, including induction to the Tulsa Hall of Fame, Advocate of the Year for DVIS.
Paula will give tips on how to make work fulfilling and productive. She will touch upon how people, especially the employees and customers are the reason for business and how employees who understand this theme will succeed.
For more information on Paula Marshall and her company
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Positively Speaking: Patricia's Perspective
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Applying Personal Values to Business
Business always involves selling, which in itself appears to be a straightforward, simple task. But underneath the surface, selling is a highly complex skill often involving values and emotion. It is about building relationships, which involves trust. The more we understand the needs of our clients, the better opportunity we have to give them what they need. There is also an ethical aspect to selling which can sometimes get in the way of our basic need for financial security.
Personally, I feel it is important to weigh the amount of “money” in your emotional and ethical bank with the amount of money in your financial bank. I think we are best served when we can align our principles and values with our behavior and action, an important factor in maintaining well-being in our personal and professional lives.
My perspective is:
•Conduct your business with your higher purpose in the forefront
•Listen to your customers, clients and colleagues and understand their point of view, even if it is not your perspective.
•Know and focus on making a difference for the people you do business with
•Bring joy into your work, even on the tough days
•Be grateful for the opportunity to do your work, even when the role or position of the work may need to change
•Be fair with the your business relationships. They will remember how they were treated and it can bring both of you dividends internally and externally.
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