In this podcast episode, Drs Becker and Weddle talk with Dr. Robert Lustig regarding critical issues surrounding modern diets and their impact on health, particularly focusing on sugar and its role in metabolic diseases. The conversation emphasizes how mainstream medicine often addresses symptoms rather than root causes, leading to a rise in conditions like diabetes. Dr. Lustig highlights the detrimental effects of fructose, a sugar component, on mitochondrial function and overall health, arguing that dietary changes are essential for reversing insulin resistance and improving metabolic health. He critiques the food industry's practices and regulatory failures, suggesting that the USDA and FDA have not adequately protected public health.

The discussion underscores the importance of understanding food quality and composition, advocating for a shift towards metabolically healthy food options. This episode is significant as it raises awareness about the links between diet, chronic diseases, and the need for systemic changes in food production and regulation, aiming to empower listeners to make informed dietary choices.This is the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Airway, Sleep, and Pediatric Pathway, where sleep and airway health take center stage, one breath at a time.

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CHAPTERS
00:03 - Introduction to Dr. Lustig 
10:35 - Mitochondrial dysfunction and diet 
20:48 - Insulin's role in health 
29:07 - Food industry regulations explained 
35:37 - Cancer and sugar connection 
41:43 - Conclusion and future insights 


LEARNINGS
What are the two main misconceptions about food and medicine that Dr. Lustig discusses?
Dr. Lustig highlights that the first misconception is that our food is healthy, and the second is that drugs can cure diseases, when in fact they often only treat symptoms.

How does Dr. Lustig relate sugar consumption to mitochondrial dysfunction?
He explains that fructose, a component of sugar, acts as a mitochondrial toxin that interferes with enzymes necessary for mitochondrial function, leading to ATP depletion and various health issues.

What role does insulin play in metabolic health according to Dr. Lustig?
Dr. Lustig identifies insulin as a key factor in metabolic health, stating that high insulin levels are detrimental and that managing insulin through diet is crucial for preventing and reversing conditions like type 2 diabetes.

What criticism does Dr. Lustig have regarding food labeling and regulation?
He criticizes the food labeling system as inadequate, arguing that it fails to inform consumers about what has been done to the food, rather than just what is in it, and suggests that regulatory agencies have been co-opted by the food industry.

What is the significance of the company KDD mentioned in the podcast?
KDD is working to create metabolically healthy processed foods, and Dr. Lustig emphasizes the importance of reforming food products to be more beneficial for metabolic health, although he notes that the U.S. is not fully there yet.

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In this podcast episode, Drs. Becker and Nguyen talk with Dr. Stanley Liu, a prominent expert in sleep-disordered breathing, discussing the evolution of dental involvement in sleep medicine and the importance of nasal breathing. The conversation highlights Dr. Liu's extensive background, including his education at Stanford University and his roles at Nova Southeastern University. The discussion emphasizes the need for collaboration between dental and medical professionals to improve patient outcomes related to sleep and breathing.

Key topics include the evaluation and treatment of nasal obstruction, the significance of nasal mucosa in airway function, and the complexities of achieving effective sleep solutions. Dr. Liu and the hosts explore the challenges of understanding the physiological changes that occur with various treatments, such as maxillary expansion, and the necessity of individualized patient care.

This episode is important as it sheds light on the interdisciplinary approach required to address sleep-related issues, advocating for a comprehensive understanding of both anatomical and functional aspects of nasal health. The insights shared aim to empower healthcare providers and enhance patient awareness regarding effective treatment options for sleep disorders.


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CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Introduction to sleep medicine 
07:16 - Understanding nasal obstruction 
18:28 - Outcomes of surgical techniques 
32:59 - Role of nasal mucosa 
43:55 - Collaboration in sleep treatment 
01:02:26 - Conclusion and future insights 

LEARNINGS:

What is the significance of Dr. Stanley Liu's contributions to dental sleep medicine?
Dr. Stanley Liu has played a pivotal role in integrating dentistry into the field of dental sleep medicine, particularly through his work at Stanford University, which has influenced the evolution of how dental professionals approach sleep-related breathing disorders.

How does nasal mucosa relate to the effectiveness of nasal surgeries for breathing issues?
Nasal mucosa plays a crucial role in sensing airflow and regulating breathing. The effectiveness of nasal surgeries, such as expansions, is not solely about increasing the size of the airway but also about enhancing the surface area of nasal mucosa, which is essential for proper respiratory function.


What challenges do dentists face when collaborating with ENT specialists in treating sleep apnea?
Dentists often encounter difficulties in collaboration with ENT specialists due to differing expectations about roles. Dentists may need to clarify what they require from ENTs, as ENT specialists typically focus on specific areas like tonsils and adenoids, which may not align with broader sleep apnea treatment needs.

What factors contribute to the complexity of achieving a good night's sleep according to the podcast discussion?
Achieving a good night's sleep is complex and multifaceted, involving various physiological and anatomical factors. The podcast emphasizes that simply addressing one aspect, such as airway size, is insufficient; a harmonious interplay of multiple factors is necessary for optimal sleep quality.

What is the focus of Dr. Liu's current research work?
Dr. Liu's current research focuses on understanding the relationship between nasal mucosa and airway function, particularly how changes in nasal anatomy through procedures like maxillary expansion can impact breathing and overall sleep quality.

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Drs. Becker and Nguyen talk with Dr. Nathan Bryan, an expert in nitric oxide research, about the significance of nitric oxide in medical treatments. The conversation highlighted his two decades of research, which has led to numerous patents and advancements in patient care.
Dr. Bryan emphasized the potential of nitric oxide to improve tissue oxygenation, reduce hospitalizations, and enhance overall health, particularly in patients with chronic conditions. He also addressed the detrimental effects of common oral hygiene products on the oral microbiome, which is crucial for nitric oxide production. The discussion underscored the importance of safe alternatives to these products to support health. Dr. Bryan shared insights on measuring nitric oxide deficiency and the need for awareness among healthcare providers and patients. The podcast serves as a platform to educate listeners about the transformative potential of nitric oxide therapies in modern medicine, aiming to correct misinformation and promote informed health decisions.

This conversation is vital as it bridges basic science with clinical practice, potentially shaping future medical treatments.

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CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Introduction to nitric oxide 
13:36 - Oral microbiome and health 
24:15 - Nitric oxide in disease treatment 
32:42 - Measuring nitric oxide levels 
46:20 - Preventative health strategies 
51:41 - Awareness and education on nitric oxide 


LEARNINGS: 
What role does the oral microbiome play in nitric oxide production?
The oral microbiome is foundational for human health as it contributes to optimal nitric oxide production. Disruptions to this microbiome, such as through the use of antiseptics and antibacterial products, can hinder nitric oxide synthesis.

How does the use of common dental products affect nitric oxide levels?
Products like Listerine, chlorhexidine, and fluoride can destroy beneficial bacteria in the oral microbiome that are responsible for producing nitric oxide, thereby reducing its levels in the body.

What are the potential benefits of nitric oxide therapy for patients with existing health conditions?
Patients with existing health conditions, such as hypertension, have shown improvements in energy levels and overall health after receiving nitric oxide therapy, with some being able to reduce their reliance on antihypertensive medications.

What methods are available to measure nitric oxide levels in patients?
Currently, nitric oxide levels can be assessed through functional medical devices that measure endothelial function, as well as through blood and saliva tests that analyze nitric oxide metabolites, although these methods are not widely used in clinical care.

What is the significance of nitric oxide in the context of modern medicine and future treatments?
Nitric oxide is expected to play a crucial role in modern medicine, potentially becoming a mainstay in treating various conditions, including ischemic heart disease and Alzheimer's, by improving blood flow and oxygenation, thus addressing fundamental health issues.

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In this podcast episode, Drs. Becker and Moshiri discuss the intersection of airway health, sleep apnea, and orthodontics, emphasizing the importance of early intervention in children's dental and respiratory health. The conversation featured professionals involved in orthodontics and sleep medicine, including a specialist in orthognathic surgery, Dr. Reza Movahed. 

The speakers highlighted the need for collaboration among dental and medical professionals to address sleep-related problems in children. They stressed the importance of recognizing patterns in facial development and health outcomes, advocating for a paradigm shift towards interceptive orthodontics and a more integrated approach to treatment.

This dialogue is crucial as it aims to improve children's health outcomes and foster a supportive community among healthcare providers, ultimately leading to healthier futures for families.


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CHAPTERS: 

00:03 - Empowering healthier sleep solutions 
10:43 - Navigating childhood orthodontic challenges 
16:29 - Interceptive orthodontics paradigm shift 
27:48 - Collaborative approaches in airway health 
36:11 - Reflecting on seasonal joys 


LEARNINGS: 

What is the significance of the term 'Winds of Change' in the context of the podcast?
The term 'Winds of Change' refers to the evolving understanding and practices surrounding airway and sleep apnea treatment, emphasizing the need for a shift in how dental and medical professionals approach these issues.

How does the podcast address the relationship between orthodontics and sleep apnea?
The podcast discusses the role of orthodontics in treating sleep apnea, particularly through interceptive orthodontics, which aims to guide dental development at an early age to prevent future complications.

What challenges do practitioners face when addressing airway issues in children, according to the podcast?
Practitioners face challenges such as the lack of timely medical interventions, like tonsil and adenoid removals, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, which can hinder proper treatment and lead to long-term developmental issues.

What is the importance of collaboration between dental and medical professionals as highlighted in the podcast?
Collaboration is crucial as it allows for a comprehensive approach to patient care, integrating insights from various specialties like ENT, sleep medicine, and orthodontics to better address airway and sleep issues.

How does the podcast suggest practitioners should approach the treatment of children with potential airway issues?
The podcast suggests that practitioners should adopt a mindset of observation and careful assessment, focusing on early intervention when necessary, while also being open to learning from other professionals and adapting their practices based on emerging evidence.


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In this episode, Dr Stacy Becker has a conversation with a local orthodontist, Dr. Jonathan Shanker, on  the evolution of their understanding of airway health and its impact on orthodontic treatment. The speakers include reflecting on the experiences with Dr. Shanker's son, who exhibited sleep-related breathing issues.  
The conversation highlighted the importance of early intervention in children's dental health, emphasizing how airway issues often stem from narrow arches and improper tongue posture. 

The discussion took place in the context of ongoing advancements in orthodontic practices, particularly the integration of myofunctional therapy and digital tools for treatment planning. The speakers acknowledged the challenges of adapting to new methodologies and the variability in treatment plans among different practitioners. 

This dialogue is significant as it underscores a shift towards a more holistic approach in orthodontics, prioritizing airway health and early intervention, which could lead to better long-term outcomes for patients. The speakers also reflected on the importance of collaboration and continuous learning within the dental community.


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CHAPTERS: 

00:03 - Awakening to airway awareness 
09:45 - Evolving orthodontic perspectives 
21:13 - Understanding growth and development 
41:40 - Navigating treatment plan differences 
50:10 - Holiday traditions and connections 
57:19 - Celebrating community and collaboration 


LEARNINGS:

What prompted the speaker to explore airway-focused orthodontics?
The speaker's interest in airway-focused orthodontics was sparked by concerns about their son's snoring and gasping at night, leading them to seek more information and a better understanding of airway issues.

How has the perspective on orthodontics and airway evolved over the years according to the speaker?
The speaker notes that their perspective has evolved from a traditional focus on teeth alignment to a more comprehensive understanding of how airway health and tongue posture influence orthodontic treatment and overall dental health.

What challenges do orthodontists face when implementing new treatment methods?
Orthodontists face challenges in adopting new treatment methods due to the slow nature of orthodontic advancements and the potential complications that can arise from introducing new techniques, which may lead to unexpected problems in patient care.

What role does myofunctional therapy play in orthodontic treatment according to the discussion?
Myofunctional therapy is seen as a complementary approach that can help improve tongue posture and airway function, which is crucial for effective orthodontic treatment, especially in younger patients.

Why might different orthodontists propose varying treatment plans for the same patient?
Different orthodontists may propose varying treatment plans due to their individual philosophies, experiences, and the specific needs of the patient, which can lead to different approaches in addressing orthodontic and airway issues.


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In this podcast episode, Drs. Stacy Becker and Michelle Weddle have a conversation with Nerissa Boggan, a myofunctional therapist and sleep educator, and Dr. Kevin Adair, a dentist and educator, discuss the significance of myofunctional therapy within dental practice. 

The conversation highlights the importance of integrating this therapy into dental hygiene and the broader scope of dental care. The discussion took place recently, focusing on the evolving roles of dental hygienists and the need for clear guidelines regarding their scope of practice, particularly in California.

Ms. Boggan emphasizes the necessity of dental airway screening and the collaborative nature of myofunctional therapy, while Dr. Adair addresses concerns about the competencies and training required for hygienists to practice this therapy effectively. They advocate for formal recognition of myofunctional therapy within dental hygiene regulations to ensure patient safety and professional accountability.

This dialogue is crucial as it seeks to clarify the roles of various healthcare providers in myofunctional therapy, aiming to enhance patient care and establish a collaborative framework among dental professionals. The episode underscores the ongoing discussions about scope of practice and the need for regulatory support in the evolving landscape of dental health.



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LEARNINGS:

What is the primary focus of myofunctional therapy as discussed in the podcast?
Myofunctional therapy primarily focuses on improving breathing patterns and oral function, which can lead to better overall health. It is particularly concerned with nasal breathing and the development of craniofacial structures.

How do the speakers view the relationship between myofunctional therapy and dental hygiene?
The speakers emphasize that myofunctional therapy is synergistic with dental hygiene, as dental hygienists play a crucial role in patient education and screening for airway issues, which are essential for optimal health.

What concerns do the speakers express regarding the scope of practice for dental hygienists in relation to myofunctional therapy?
The speakers express concerns that the current scope of practice for dental hygienists does not clearly include myofunctional therapy, which could limit their ability to provide comprehensive care. They advocate for clearer definitions and support from regulatory boards.

What distinction do the speakers make between 'scope of practice' and 'scope of competence'?
The speakers clarify that 'scope of practice' refers to the legal boundaries of what a professional can do, while 'scope of competence' refers to the skills and training a professional possesses. They stress the importance of both being aligned to ensure safe and effective patient care.

What collaborative approach do the speakers suggest for addressing the challenges in myofunctional therapy and dental hygiene?
The speakers suggest that a collaborative approach, where different healthcare providers work together and have clear roles, can enhance patient care. They advocate for transparency in the roles of each provider to facilitate referrals and improve treatment outcomes.

CHAPTERS:
00:03 - Introduction to myofunctional therapy 
07:31 - Understanding myofunctional therapy basics 
15:10 - Scope of practice discussion 
25:20 - Advocacy for hygienists' scope 
30:29 - Competency vs. scope of practice 
35:49 - Concerns about autonomy 
46:49 - Collaboration between providers 
55:07 - Family traditions and reflections 

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The podcast features a discussion between Drs. Stacy Becker and Shane Creado, a sports psychiatrist and sleep performance doctor, discussing his unique approach to psychiatry, sports psychiatry, and sleep medicine. He emphasizes the importance of addressing underlying factors that affect brain health and sleep quality, using neuroimaging and integrative approaches. The conversation touches on the resistance in the medical field towards holistic and natural treatments, as well as the impact of sleep on overall health, including testosterone levels and brain function. The discussion also briefly mentioned the use of cannabinoids like CBD-A for sleep and mental health, highlighting the importance of understanding their effects.

The podcast provides valuable insights into optimizing brain health, sleep quality, and overall well-being through a holistic approach.

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CHAPTERS:

00:03 - Empowering insights for healthier sleep 
11:15 - Challenges in integrative medicine 
18:19 - Sauna benefits for brain health 
28:31 - Sleep, testosterone, and health 
33:59 - Personalized treatment for ADHD 
39:24 - CBD for wellness 
45:09 - Connecting for better health 


LEARNINGS:

How does the speaker practice psychiatry, sports psychiatry, and sleep medicine differently from the average psychiatrist?
The speaker brings neuroimaging to integrative psychiatry and focuses on underlying factors rather than just symptom clusters.

What is the resistance or holdup in the medical field for more integrative, holistic approaches to psychiatry, sports medicine, and sleep medicine?
Factors such as training to prioritize pharmaceutical interventions, insurance incentives for quick med checks, and the relegation of holistic approaches as alternative have contributed to the resistance.

What is the relationship between sauna use and prevention of dementia?
Sauna use can help reduce inflammation, promote endorphins and dopamine release, and aid in the removal of beta amyloid accumulation, which can contribute to dementia.

How does the speaker differentiate between types of ADHD and tailor treatment accordingly?
The speaker uses brain scans to identify different brain regions affected by ADHD, such as frontal lobes or cerebellum, and adjusts treatment based on factors like anxiety or other underlying issues.

What are the speaker's thoughts on marijuana use in relation to sleep and mental health?
The speaker acknowledges potential benefits of cannabinoids like CBN for sleep but emphasizes the importance of using CBD/CBD A products over THC for medicinal purposes.




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This podcast features Dr. Young, an expert in minimally invasive dentistry and caries, discussing the importance of understanding dental options. Dr. Young emphasizes the need to treat caries effectively, focusing on remineralization and individualized treatment plans. He highlights the significance of assessing saliva and systemic factors in oral health. The conversation also touches on patient communication, fluoride alternatives, and the role of motivational interviewing in addressing patient concerns.

 Dr. Young encourages practitioners to educate themselves on modern dental approaches and emphasizes the need for personalized care. The podcast aims to promote awareness of minimally invasive dentistry and provide practical insights for improving patient outcomes.


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CHAPTERS:

00:03 - Minimally invasive dentistry importance 
11:49 - Oral systemic health connection 
23:43 - Saliva assessment and impact 
40:00 - Patient-centered care approach 
51:22 - Fluoride alternatives discussion 

LEARNINGS:

What is the importance of understanding minimally invasive dentistry and cavities?
Understanding minimally invasive dentistry and cavities is crucial for better dental care and treatment options.

How does saliva play a role in dental health?
Saliva is essential for dental health as it affects the chemical makeup of the mouth and can prevent issues like dry mouth and cavities.

What are the five ingredients for remineralization to prevent cavities?
The five ingredients for remineralization are crucial for preventing cavities and maintaining oral health.

How can patients access Caries Risk Assessment for better dental care?
Patients and oral health care providers can access Caries Risk Assessment by contacting the expert mentioned in the podcast for training and information.

How can dentists address concerns about fluoride with patients?
Dentists can address concerns about fluoride with patients by using motivational interviewing and finding alternative solutions for dental care without fluoride.

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This podcast features a conversation between Drs Stacy Becker and Stasha Gominak.  Dr. Gominak switched from neurology to sleep neurology due to chronic pain and poor sleep issues within her patient base. They discuss the importance of listening to patients and focusing on individualized care rather than relying solely on controlled trials. Dr. Gominak emphasizes the role of biochemistry, neurotransmitters, and brainstem control in sleep disorders, highlighting the need for a more holistic approach to understanding sleep issues. They also touch upon the significance of vitamin D in sleep regulation and its impact on the microbiome.

The conversation underscores the importance of patient empowerment, self-advocacy, and ongoing education in navigating healthcare choices. The speakers encourage curiosity, open-mindedness, and a willingness to ask questions and explore alternative approaches to health and wellness.

This is the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Airway, Sleep, and Pediatric Pathway, where sleep and airway health take center stage, one breath at a time. VISIT: ASAP Pathway

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CHAPTERS:

00:03 - Transition to sleep coaching 
12:17 - Neurological basis of sleep 
22:46 - Listening to patient experiences 
30:58 - Vitamin D and neurology 
45:12 - Microbiome and growth factors 
58:08 - Journey to health discovery 


LEARNINGS: 

Why did the speaker switch from neurology to sleep neurology and become a sleep coach?
The speaker switched to sleep neurology and became a sleep coach due to dealing with chronic pain and poor sleep in patients, leading to a different approach to studying sleep.

What role does listening to patients play in the speaker's approach to studying sleep?
Listening to patients is crucial in the speaker's approach as a sleep coach, allowing for a personalized and biochemically focused analysis of sleep issues.

How has the speaker's perspective on sleep and medicine evolved over the years?
The speaker's perspective evolved from traditional medical dogma to a more patient-centered and neurologically focused approach, challenging established beliefs in the field of sleep medicine.

What role does vitamin D play in sleep according to the speaker's research?
Vitamin D is believed to play a significant role in sleep due to the presence of vitamin D receptors in the brainstem, influencing sleep switches and overall sleep quality.

How can individuals take control of their health in relation to sleep and vitamin D based on the speaker's insights?
Individuals can explore the connection between sleep and vitamin D by seeking healthcare practitioners open to this approach, being proactive in understanding their own health dynamics, and asking questions to navigate the journey of improving sleep health.

This is the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Airway, Sleep, and Pediatric Pathway, where sleep and airway health take center stage, one breath at a time. VISIT: ASAP Pathway

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The podcast features Dr. Stacy Becker and guests Dr. Susan Maples and Jean Voss, discussing Jean's role as a health relationship coordinator (HRC) in patient facilitation. They talk about the challenges and opportunities in creating co-referral relationships with healthcare professionals who share their values. Jean's responsibilities include new patient intake, clinical record documentation, advocacy letters, managing supplements, and matching patients with the right healthcare providers.

The importance of taking time to connect with patients, asking open-ended questions, and empowering patients to find the right healthcare provider is emphasized. The conversation highlights the impact of attentive care on patients and the need for more autonomy in self-directed care. The podcast aims to inspire team members to consider creating a similar role in their practice and to empower patients in their healthcare journey. The discussion provides valuable insights for healthcare professionals looking to improve patient care and build collaborative relationships within the medical community.

This is the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Airway, Sleep, and Pediatric Pathway, where sleep and airway health take center stage, one breath at a time. VISIT: ASAP Pathway

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CHAPTERS: 
00:03 - Patient facilitation mastery 
10:00 - Connecting patients with professionals 
20:22 - Role of health relationship coordinator 
32:05 - Supporting all aspects of practice 
44:53 - Importance of patient conversations 
56:02 - Empowering patients and teams 



LEARNINGS:

What is Jean's role as a health relationship coordinator?
Jean's role as a health relationship coordinator involves new patient intake, managing patient experiences from start to finish, creating co-referral relationships with healthcare professionals, and matching patients with the right healthcare providers.

How does Jean connect patients with the right healthcare professionals?
Jean connects patients with the right healthcare professionals by aligning patients' personal journeys and preferences with the values and practices of the physicians or healthcare providers in the network.

What are some challenges that other medical offices might face in creating a role similar to Jean's?
Some challenges that other medical offices might face in creating a role similar to Jean's include the importance of taking time to have meaningful conversations with patients, making patient care a priority, and ensuring patients feel heard and cared for by their medical team.

How does Jean ensure comprehensive patient care beyond clinical aspects?
Jean ensures comprehensive patient care beyond clinical aspects by leading open-ended conversations with patients, covering all systems including sleep and breathing, and making sure patients feel heard and understood in nonclinical areas.

What impact does Jean's role have on patients and their healthcare experiences?
Jean's role has a significant impact on patients by empowering them to have more autonomy and self-directed care, helping them find healthcare providers that match their goals, and ensuring they feel cared for and heard in their healthcare journey.

This is the ASAP Pathway Podcast, Airway, Sleep, and Pediatric Pathway, where sleep and airway health take center stage, one breath at a time. VISIT: ASAP Pathway

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