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Patient Family & Community Engagement
Edge of Aging Part 1 – “If they offer pie, take it”
Is it wrong to eat homemade pie when we visit a patient in their home? See what you think after hearing from Nicole Claggett and Cooper Linton.
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Patient Family & Community Engagement
Edge of Aging Part 2 – “Put air in their lungs”
How is the Baby Boomer Generation already impacting the landscape of Long Term Care?
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Culture & Leadership
Forgive Yourself for Being Human – A Story of Bipolar Disorder
Trisha Choi, MA, CPXP, was diagnosed with bipolar disorder at 19 and, as a result, endured many hospital stays. After a negative experience with a nurse during one particular stay, she decided to pivot her career to healthcare. Listen as she discusses her healthcare experience with a mental health diagnosis and the importance of being
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Culture & Leadership
From Fence-Hopper to Top Doctor: A Conversation with Neurosurgeon Dr. Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa
Dr. Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa (Dr. Q.) was an impoverished teenager living in a rural Mexican village before he hopped an 18-foot fence into California and found his way into the loftiest heights of the American Dream through hope, hard work and perseverance. Listen as he reflects on his life, his work and the importance of healing,
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Patient Family & Community Engagement
Get to Know Me – Connecting Volunteers with Patients
Linda Fisher, Regional Director for Guest Services at UCHealth North, discusses the Get to Know Me Program, an initiative that connects volunteers with patients. Listen in to learn how, through a series of lighthearted questions designed to spur conversation, volunteers were able to make lasting and impactful connections with patients and their families.
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Patient Family & Community Engagement
Grief found my voice and improved my purpose.
When Tanya Lord’s son, Noah, was born she was a pathologically shy mom who had found her purpose in motherhood. After Noah tragically died from medical error, Tanya was adrift in a sea of grief. Tanya shares “grief found my voice and improved my purpose.” You won’t want to miss this story about a mother’s love and how her grief drove her to make change in the world.
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Patient Family & Community Engagement
Hacking Healthcare is the Only Way Out
Dr. Grace Cordovano is a board certified patient advocate with a wealth of experience navigating the US healthcare system on behalf of herself, family and clients.
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Innovation & Technology
Healthcare’s Renaissance to Digital Transformation
Dave Bennett, CEO of pCare, discusses the importance of embracing technology and how a digital transformation can enhance all aspects of the human experience.
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Infrastructure & Governance
I was fine with my body. I just didn’t like that it was mine.
What must it be like to be a young teen struggling with a sense of being in the wrong body?
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Quality & Clinical Excellence
I’ve Come to Find that Anyone in Healthcare Has a “Why”
After her younger brother – born with congenital defects and developmental delays – had a traumatic hospital admission experience that impacted her entire family, Stacy Sedlak knew she had to do something to improve the human experience for pediatric patients. Listen in as she discusses her brother’s influence on her “why” and the difficulties that
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Patient Family & Community Engagement
It’s an honor and a privilege to come and get a little vulnerable…
Ryan Fowler “never wanted for anything” growing up but found himself self-medicating with drugs and alcohol in his teens and 20’s, resulting in full-blown addiction.
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Staff & Provider Engagement
Just Roll With It
Listen to the journey of one Occupational Therapist who made a transition in her career path due to burnout.
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Infrastructure & Governance
Let’s collectively raise our voices to say, “We’ve had enough.”
“Racism is a problem with bad policy, not bad people.”
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Patient Family & Community Engagement
Living beyond expectation, no barriers unbroken
Jono Broad grew up with a diagnosis of bronchiectasis only to learn well into adulthood that the correct diagnosis was cystic fibrosis.
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Culture & Leadership
Looking Back on 2020
In this Special Edition of the To Care is Human podcast series, join both podcasts hosts, Jason Wolf and Tiffany Christensen, as they have a conversation looking back on 2020, a challenging year.
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Culture & Leadership
Microaggression & Allyism – Bias in Healthcare Part 2
Explore the meaning of microaggression with D’Anna Holmes, the mother of a medically complex child.
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