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The Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology PodcastAnticholinergic Equivalence in Psychotropic Medications: A Guide for PsychiatristsIn this podcast, Nicolas Badre, MD, and Eric Geier, MD, PhD, discuss their article, "Anticholinergic Equivalence in Psychotropic Medications: A Guide for Psychiatrists," which is published in the November-December 2025 issue of the Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology. Anticholinergic side effects from psychotropic medications are common and can lead to significant adverse events, including cognitive impairment and falls, particularly in vulnerable populations like the elderly. The cumulative anticholinergic burden from multiple medications is a critical concern associated with poorer clinical outcomes. Quantifying this burden is essential for safer prescribing. For their article, they developed a table to provide a...
2025-11-0316 min
Education Investment with Monde NkosiInnovation in Higher Education with Nicolas BadréNicolas Badré, Founder of Copernia and former COO of Galileo Global Education, joins host Monde Nkosi to explore how education must reinvent itself in the age of AI. He highlights that the accelerating pace of change in the job market demands radical innovation and adaptability in the education system - for both learners and institutions.
Drawing on his experience leading operations at Galileo - one of the world’s largest higher education groups with over 300,000 students across 20 countries - Nicolas created Copernia, a new school dedicated to educational transformation. Born within Galileo and developed with partners including Macromedia Uni...
2025-10-071h 04
The World of Higher EducationThe Year the Money Ran Out: Global Higher Ed ReviewIn this episode of the World of Higher Education Podcast, co-producer, Tiffany MacLennan is our host and Alex Usher takes a turn in the question seat. Together, they review the most significant global higher education stories of the year, discussing topics such as the impacts of Trump's policies on international education, massification, the role of private higher education, and the financial challenges faced by universities worldwide. The conversation highlights examples from various countries, including Ireland, Uzbekistan, Dubai, Nigeria, Egypt, and more, while also examining the potential effects of funding cuts to American science on global research.👉 Episode Lin...
2025-06-1224 min
The World of Higher EducationInnovation Without Borders: Galileo’s Networked Approach to Better Higher Education SystemIn this episode of the World of Higher Education Podcast, host Alex Usher talks with Nicolas Badré, Chief Operating Officer of Galileo Global Education, about the rise of private higher education in Europe. They explore the unique business model of Galileo Global Education, its rapid expansion, and its innovative approaches, including leveraging AI for content creation, student experience, and operational efficiency. They also discuss Galileo's new initiative, Copernia, and its master's program focused on innovation and technology in education. Learn how private institutions are adapting to new educational demands.👉 Episode Links: Galileo Global Educa...
2025-04-1725 min
Decade for Change : le podcast#8 - Bertrand Badré, CEO de Blue like an Orange - Et si on changeait les règles du jeu ?Aujourd’hui Charles Nicolas reçoit Bertrand Badré. Ancien directeur général de la Banque Mondiale et directeur financier de la Société Générale et du Crédit Agricole, il a fondé en 2017 le fonds d’investissement responsable Blue like an Orange. Il nous raconte pourquoi et comment il faut réformer les règles qui encadrent le système capitaliste pour sortir par le haut de la crise économique actuelle.
2020-10-1616 min
PsychcastDeprescribing: Nicholas Badre Contact us: podcasts@mdedge.com Twitter: @mdedgepsych In this episode, Nicolas Badre, MD, talks with Lorenzo Norris, MD, about ways to approach reducing dosages or discontinuing medications that aren’t beneficial. And Renee Kohanski, MD, ponders the privilege of being part of patients’ gifted moments.
2019-03-0636 min