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SUMMARY:DFWHC and KRLD's "The Human Side of Health Care"
DESCRIPTION:The DFW Hospital Council (DFWHC) has decided to continue to host the weekly radio program “The Human Side of Healthcare” on KRLD 1080 AM throughout the New Year of 2022.\n\nThe program\, airing every Sunday from 1:00-2:00 p.m. and 7:00-8:00 p.m. CDT\, showcases the activities of North Texas hospitals. The weekly broadcasts will run for 52 weeks throughout the year.\n\n“We had such positive feedback in 2021 that we thought we should continue to spread the word on the many projects of our North Texas hospitals\,” said Stephen Love\, president/CEO of DFWHC. “This radio program will continue to detail chronic illness\, social drivers of health and children’s healthcare.”\n\nSince the COVID-19 outbreak two years ago\, the program has devoted a weekly segment to provide updates on the hospitals’ efforts to battle the pandemic in the metroplex.\n\nKRLD 1080 AM serves the DFW Metroplex and North Texas with a news/talk radio format. It is a Class A station broadcasting at 50\,000 watts\, the maximum power allowed for American AM stations. It has a listening range covering a 30-county area of North Texas\, Central Texas and Oklahoma. It is also broadcast nationwide on Radio.com.\n\nOn a weekly basis\, Love (above photo\, left) works with Thomas Miller (above photo\, right)\, a broadcast journalist at KRLD\, to develop the programming. Each one-hour broadcast includes at least three separate topics.\n\nSpecial guests have included hospital executives from every major system in North Texas\, mayors\, senators and community leaders.\n\nFor information or program ideas\, you can contact radio@dfwhc.org.\n\nYou can listen to past broadcasts on:
URL:https://dfwhc.org/event/dfwhc-and-krlds-the-human-side-of-health-care-110
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SUMMARY:DFWHC and KRLD's "The Human Side of Health Care"
DESCRIPTION:The DFW Hospital Council (DFWHC) has decided to continue to host the weekly radio program “The Human Side of Healthcare” on KRLD 1080 AM throughout the New Year of 2022.\n\nThe program\, airing every Sunday from 1:00-2:00 p.m. and 7:00-8:00 p.m. CDT\, showcases the activities of North Texas hospitals. The weekly broadcasts will run for 52 weeks throughout the year.\n\n“We had such positive feedback in 2021 that we thought we should continue to spread the word on the many projects of our North Texas hospitals\,” said Stephen Love\, president/CEO of DFWHC. “This radio program will continue to detail chronic illness\, social drivers of health and children’s healthcare.”\n\nSince the COVID-19 outbreak two years ago\, the program has devoted a weekly segment to provide updates on the hospitals’ efforts to battle the pandemic in the metroplex.\n\nKRLD 1080 AM serves the DFW Metroplex and North Texas with a news/talk radio format. It is a Class A station broadcasting at 50\,000 watts\, the maximum power allowed for American AM stations. It has a listening range covering a 30-county area of North Texas\, Central Texas and Oklahoma. It is also broadcast nationwide on Radio.com.\n\nOn a weekly basis\, Love (above photo\, left) works with Thomas Miller (above photo\, right)\, a broadcast journalist at KRLD\, to develop the programming. Each one-hour broadcast includes at least three separate topics.\n\nSpecial guests have included hospital executives from every major system in North Texas\, mayors\, senators and community leaders.\n\nFor information or program ideas\, you can contact radio@dfwhc.org.\n\nYou can listen to past broadcasts on:
URL:https://dfwhc.org/event/dfwhc-and-krlds-the-human-side-of-health-care-111
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20220510T180000
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SUMMARY:ACHE of NTX "Cocktails with the Chiefs"
DESCRIPTION:The ACHE of North Texas will host the networking and educational event “Cocktails with the Chiefs” on Tuesday\, May 10 from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.\, CST at Corgan in Dallas.\n\nSpeakers will include Bonnie Cook\, Executive Director and CEO or Mental Health America of Greater Dallas; Preston ‘Jay’ Frayser\, Administrator of Texas Health Springwood Behavioral Health; Dr. Fuad Khan\, Chief of Integrated Behavioral Health at Parkland Health and Hospital System; Carol Lucky\, CEO of the North Texas Behavioral Health Authority; and Jean Scallon\, VP of Operations at Signature Healthcare Services.\n\nYou can register for here.\n\nFor information\, please contact John Whittemore at jwhittemore@achentx.org.
URL:https://dfwhc.org/event/ache-of-ntx-cocktails-with-the-chiefs-3
ORGANIZER;CN="ACHE of North Texas":MAILTO:jwhittemore@achentx.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20220514T080000
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SUMMARY:Fight for Air Climb Texas event
DESCRIPTION:The American Lung Association will host its annual Fight for Air Climb Event for North Texas on May 14 at 8:00 a.m.\, CDT at the Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium in Arlington.\n\nParticipants will raise funds to support the mission of the American Lung Association while climbing stadium stairs and walking the concourse of AT&T Stadium.\n\nWhether you are walking alone or with friends and family\, you will achieve a sense of personal accomplishment as you reach the top of the stadium and the height of your fundraising potential. Every step taken will support the fight for healthy lungs and clean air.\n\nBe one of 1\,000-plus and register to join the Fight for Air Climb in-person event or choose a virtual option and challenge yourself at famous landmarks.\n\nYou can register here.\n\nFor information\, please contact Dolores Johnson at dolores.johnson@lung.org or 214-631-6854.
URL:https://dfwhc.org/event/fight-for-air-climb-texas-event
ORGANIZER;CN="American Lung Association":MAILTO:TXInfo@Lungs.org
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SUMMARY:DFWHC and KRLD's "The Human Side of Health Care"
DESCRIPTION:The DFW Hospital Council (DFWHC) has decided to continue to host the weekly radio program “The Human Side of Healthcare” on KRLD 1080 AM throughout the New Year of 2022.\n\nThe program\, airing every Sunday from 1:00-2:00 p.m. and 7:00-8:00 p.m. CDT\, showcases the activities of North Texas hospitals. The weekly broadcasts will run for 52 weeks throughout the year.\n\n“We had such positive feedback in 2021 that we thought we should continue to spread the word on the many projects of our North Texas hospitals\,” said Stephen Love\, president/CEO of DFWHC. “This radio program will continue to detail chronic illness\, social drivers of health and children’s healthcare.”\n\nSince the COVID-19 outbreak two years ago\, the program has devoted a weekly segment to provide updates on the hospitals’ efforts to battle the pandemic in the metroplex.\n\nKRLD 1080 AM serves the DFW Metroplex and North Texas with a news/talk radio format. It is a Class A station broadcasting at 50\,000 watts\, the maximum power allowed for American AM stations. It has a listening range covering a 30-county area of North Texas\, Central Texas and Oklahoma. It is also broadcast nationwide on Radio.com.\n\nOn a weekly basis\, Love (above photo\, left) works with Thomas Miller (above photo\, right)\, a broadcast journalist at KRLD\, to develop the programming. Each one-hour broadcast includes at least three separate topics.\n\nSpecial guests have included hospital executives from every major system in North Texas\, mayors\, senators and community leaders.\n\nFor information or program ideas\, you can contact radio@dfwhc.org.\n\nYou can listen to past broadcasts on:
URL:https://dfwhc.org/event/dfwhc-and-krlds-the-human-side-of-health-care-112
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20220519T190000
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SUMMARY:"I Stand for Peace" Dallas Campaign
DESCRIPTION:The Art of Living Foundation in Dallas is pleased to announce the arrival of the “I Stand for Peace” public event with the global humanitarian leader Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar in Dallas.\n\n“I Stand for Peace” kicked off on April 20 in Geneva\, Switzerland and is touring more than 15 cities in Europe and North America\, including Berlin\, Warsaw\, Philadelphia\, New York\, Los Angeles and Dallas. The Dallas “I Stand for Peace” event is set for Thursday\, May 19 from 7-9 pm at the Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas. The event is free but you will need to RSVP at https://srisriindallas.com/.\n\nThe “I Stand for Peace” campaign endeavors to strengthen and channel individuals’ commitment to peace during these turbulent times. The worldwide sense of helplessness and hopelessness caused by the pandemic\, war and inflation has weighed heavily on the human psyche. According to the World Health Organization\, the biggest challenge of the pandemic has been mental health.\n\n“If each person makes an intention to stand up for peace and attends to their mental health\, we can make world peace a reality. As global peace is not possible without individual peace\,” said Gurudev. “When one percent of the population meditates\, it elevates the collective consciousness. Similarly\, if enough people say\, ‘I stand up for peace\,’ then we project that energy\, that vision and it will happen!”\n\nOrganized by the Dallas chapter of the nonprofit Art of Living Foundation\, the “I Stand for Peace” event will be a special evening of guided meditation\, music and wisdom led by Gurudev. The event will also include an interactive session where audience members will have the opportunity to pose questions directly to Gurudev.\n\nOver the past 40 years\, Gurudev has been a pioneering teacher of meditation and revered for his development of the clinically-proven Sudarshan Kriya Yoga (SKY) Breath Meditation\, a comprehensive series of breathing exercises that has benefitted an estimated 400 million people—from students to war veterans—across more than 150 countries.\n\nGurudev’s approach blends ancient Vedic wisdom with modern sensibility for a new paradigm of leadership and living – a stress-free\, violence-free society. Through Gurudev’s programs\, millions of people worldwide have found peace and resilience in the face of adversity\, learning not only how to excel in their own lives\, but also how to become powerful agents for social change.\n\nThe Art of Living Foundation aims to create a stress-free and violence-free society through fostering individual well-being and societal development. Founded in 1981 and present in 156 countries\, its programs have touched over 400 million lives.\n\nFor information\, please contact Jyotsana Sharma at jyotsana.sharma@artofliving.org.
URL:https://dfwhc.org/event/i-stand-for-peace-dallas-campaign
LOCATION:Irving Convention Center\, 500 West Las Colinas Boulevard\, Irving\, TX\, 75039\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Art of Living Foundation Dallas":MAILTO:jyotsana.sharma@artofliving.org
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SUMMARY:DFWHC and KRLD's "The Human Side of Health Care"
DESCRIPTION:The DFW Hospital Council (DFWHC) has decided to continue to host the weekly radio program “The Human Side of Healthcare” on KRLD 1080 AM throughout the New Year of 2022.\n\nThe program\, airing every Sunday from 1:00-2:00 p.m. and 7:00-8:00 p.m. CDT\, showcases the activities of North Texas hospitals. The weekly broadcasts will run for 52 weeks throughout the year.\n\n“We had such positive feedback in 2021 that we thought we should continue to spread the word on the many projects of our North Texas hospitals\,” said Stephen Love\, president/CEO of DFWHC. “This radio program will continue to detail chronic illness\, social drivers of health and children’s healthcare.”\n\nSince the COVID-19 outbreak two years ago\, the program has devoted a weekly segment to provide updates on the hospitals’ efforts to battle the pandemic in the metroplex.\n\nKRLD 1080 AM serves the DFW Metroplex and North Texas with a news/talk radio format. It is a Class A station broadcasting at 50\,000 watts\, the maximum power allowed for American AM stations. It has a listening range covering a 30-county area of North Texas\, Central Texas and Oklahoma. It is also broadcast nationwide on Radio.com.\n\nOn a weekly basis\, Love (above photo\, left) works with Thomas Miller (above photo\, right)\, a broadcast journalist at KRLD\, to develop the programming. Each one-hour broadcast includes at least three separate topics.\n\nSpecial guests have included hospital executives from every major system in North Texas\, mayors\, senators and community leaders.\n\nFor information or program ideas\, you can contact radio@dfwhc.org.\n\nYou can listen to past broadcasts on:
URL:https://dfwhc.org/event/dfwhc-and-krlds-the-human-side-of-health-care-113
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20220529T130000
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SUMMARY:DFWHC and KRLD's "The Human Side of Health Care"
DESCRIPTION:The DFW Hospital Council (DFWHC) has decided to continue to host the weekly radio program “The Human Side of Healthcare” on KRLD 1080 AM throughout the New Year of 2022.\n\nThe program\, airing every Sunday from 1:00-2:00 p.m. and 7:00-8:00 p.m. CDT\, showcases the activities of North Texas hospitals. The weekly broadcasts will run for 52 weeks throughout the year.\n\n“We had such positive feedback in 2021 that we thought we should continue to spread the word on the many projects of our North Texas hospitals\,” said Stephen Love\, president/CEO of DFWHC. “This radio program will continue to detail chronic illness\, social drivers of health and children’s healthcare.”\n\nSince the COVID-19 outbreak two years ago\, the program has devoted a weekly segment to provide updates on the hospitals’ efforts to battle the pandemic in the metroplex.\n\nKRLD 1080 AM serves the DFW Metroplex and North Texas with a news/talk radio format. It is a Class A station broadcasting at 50\,000 watts\, the maximum power allowed for American AM stations. It has a listening range covering a 30-county area of North Texas\, Central Texas and Oklahoma. It is also broadcast nationwide on Radio.com.\n\nOn a weekly basis\, Love (above photo\, left) works with Thomas Miller (above photo\, right)\, a broadcast journalist at KRLD\, to develop the programming. Each one-hour broadcast includes at least three separate topics.\n\nSpecial guests have included hospital executives from every major system in North Texas\, mayors\, senators and community leaders.\n\nFor information or program ideas\, you can contact radio@dfwhc.org.\n\nYou can listen to past broadcasts on:
URL:https://dfwhc.org/event/dfwhc-and-krlds-the-human-side-of-health-care-114
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20220531T110000
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SUMMARY:DFWHC Foundation and JPS webinar “Maternal Sepsis”
DESCRIPTION:The DFW Hospital Council Foundation’s Sepsis Strike Force in association with JPS Health Network will host the complimentary webinar “Recognizing Maternal Sepsis When it Matters Most” on Tuesday\, May 31 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon\, CT. Register today!\n\nSpeakers will include Jess Aguilar\, Clinical Sepsis RN at JPS Health Network; and Jess Brozio\, AP Perinatal Levels of Care Coordinator at JPS Health Network.\n\nThere will be one hour of free virtual CNE provided by JPS Health Network. This educational event is open to any healthcare worker.\n\nYou can register here.\n\nFor questions\, please contact Patti Taylor at ptaylor@dfwhcfoundation.org.
URL:https://dfwhc.org/event/dfwhc-foundation-and-jps-webinar-maternal-sepsis
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