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Today The News Cycle focuses on a Davis High Black History Month event, along with three editorials from the HUB staff. First, Marion Delarue will cover the Davis High Black History Month event of African American quilts and arts. Then, Harlow Hamilton details why we should care about bike theft in Davis and Emily Cao speaks about the importance of having cooking classes in DJUSD. Finally, Leela Davis tells us about the repercussions of teachers not following concussion protocols.

Hosted and produced by Boyeon Choi. Packages by Marion Delarue, Harlow Hamilton, Emily Cao and Leela Davis. Music by Daniel Ruiz Jimenez. 

Places selling products and services, whether they are your favorite household goods store or your doctor’s office, want to measure what you think of them. In this episode we talk about PREMs and PROMs — Patient Reported Experience Measures and Patient Reported Outcome Measures. These are surveys that seek patients’ views and opinions on their health and their experiences at clinics and hospitals. Ezequiel García-Elorrio tells us about his experience with understanding patient experience in Argentina and cultural contexts to consider in collecting, interpreting, and using this information.