Empathy Differentials

Empathy Differentials

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Empathy Differentials episodes

  • 4:30 AM

    In one of the most incredible journeys into medicine, medical student Carlos tells the story of how he found his calling in neurosurgery and delivers the details on what patients need to understand behind the scenes.

    59 min
  • Talking Ugly

    Maritza discusses the stories of her many medical experiences as a caregiver for her sister, as she and her mother continue to be fierce advocates in a system that wasn't quite built for their loved one.

    43 min
  • Something Left to Offer

    Talking about healing from a different perspective, Dr B clarifies the role of a palliative care doctor and hospice team while dispelling some of the myths surrounding death and end of life care.

    42 min
  • Victorious

    In an incredibly transparent interview, Victor takes us on a detailed tour of his experiences in various hospitals as a patient with Sickle Cell Disease. He has some important takeaways for patients, physicians, and for health systems as a whole. 

    This episode was produced by Anisha Kumar, a brilliant student mentee. 

    57 min
  • From Rihanna to Residency

    Dr. W shares with us his journey from Barbados (the home of the great Rihanna!) to the US, in this insightful interview about care across the world, lessons learned, and the future of medicine.

    40 min
  • Coach Jimmie

    Today we meet with Coach Jimmie, a man in his 40s who was hospitalized after a series of mysterious symptoms that scarily kept him in the hospital for several days.

    33 min
  • Prelude- My Why

    We all have a reason for starting podcasting journeys. This is my why for this show-- bridging the empathy differentials between patients and healthcare providers.

    6 min

About Empathy Differentials

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Empathy Differentials is a podcast about rebuilding the empathy and trust between patients and providers. In an era of misinformation, mistrust, and barriers to authentic relationships between patients and their providers, we invite both to share their truths and re-explore humanism.