#healhealthcare

#healhealthcare

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#healhealthcare episodes

  • 2.4 - Dr. Taylor Nichols: Let's talk about policy and the pandemic (current as of Feb. 23rd, 2021)
    Dr. Taylor Nichols comes back to fill us in on first hand experience of dealing with a global pandemic and the ever-changing landscape of policy that has occurred due to it. The main take away? Science is always changing and we need to remember that we can, and should, update our policies in line with the most tried and true information we have available. We should also continue to question in a logical and testable way to find the answer. Thanks again to Dr. Nichols for joining us and sharing your experience, as well as all the hard work and sacrifice that you and all of your global healthcare colleagues put in over the past year.

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    25 min
  • 2.3 - Russel Autry: The Affordable Care Act and how policy changed in the States.
    Russell Autry joins us this week displaying his 15 years experience in the industry. After being pulled in by policy, Russell talks with us about some of the main changes that came out of the landmark Act and why they matter.

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    37 min
  • 2.2 - Dr. Taylor Nichols: Pulling the first thread of the US healthcare system

    Dr. Taylor Nichols is an Emergency Medicine doctor out of San Francisco. Not only a self-proclaimed policy enthusiast, but years of experience plus fellowship training in health policy renders him a go-to guest. In the first part of our talk, we dive in to the US health system to discuss (on the surface) its complexities. There’s a lot to uncover, but Dr. Nichols speaks with excellent clarity. He also recommends Daniel E. Dawes book, The Political Determinants of Health: https://jhupbooks.press.jhu.edu/title/political-determinants-health.



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    47 min
  • 2.1 - Health Policy: Who says it can’t be mainstream?
    This season, we are looking at public health and health policy. Looking forward to introducing our guests this season, but first… I left a special surprise at the end of the episode. Throw back to my good ol’ days.

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    15 min
  • 1.12 - Dr. Tara Bracken: Geeks, COVID19 vaccines, and Dos and Don'ts during Pandemics
    Dr. Tara Bracken is back in this week's episode to discuss different vaccination options for the COVID19 vaccine, what we need to realize about the actual news of these vaccines, and what we should do and abstain from during a pandemic. Highly topical, highly informative.
    The resources that Tara mentions in the episode are as follows:

    WHO - Vaccines and Immunization
    American Academy of Pediatrics (US)
    Royal College of Paedeatrics and Child Heath (UK)
    CDC (US)
    The Vaccine Confidence Project
    On Immunity | An Inoculation (Book by Eula Biss)


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    46 min
  • 1.11 - Dr. Tara Bracken: How to defeat infectious diseases and the power of listening
    Tara Bracken currently helps prioritize Malaria programs where they are needed most. Her background in infectious disease and work in immunology puts her at a unique position to be able to listen to people's fears and how to show the benefits that affect her audience. On this episode of the podcast, Tara enlightens us as to how this work takes place and how the art of listening can help communicate behaviors effectively.
    If you have any interest in how infectious disease, immunology or beavhior change communication, check out Tara's experience.

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    30 min
  • 1.10 - Grahame Grieve: Transitions in the new world we live and civil action
    Grahame Grieve is back with us to discuss how he and the FHIR team have altered their work during the COVID-19 pandemic and what the future of their work will potentially look like. He also gives a very sound call to action for everyone - civil action is the instigator of change, not profit. Have a listen and see what it triggers for you!

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    27 min
  • 1.9 - Grahame Grieve & the FHIR team are standardizing your medical data and why that's important to you
    Grahame Grieve is leading the 3rd generation of healthcare interoperability standards with his team on the FHIR project. This set of standards looks to modernize and improve the transmission of healthcare data to make it easier for people to shift records and obtain them through various platforms. Grahame and I discuss why the standard was necessary, what they hope to achieve, and why it had to be Open Source.
    While the base of this standard is technical, it is something that more people should have an understanding of, especially as data and healthcare information become more available and centers of discussion.

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    31 min
  • 1.8 - Dr. Madeleine Hackney: Dance as Rehab and COVID-19 by the numbers
    This week, Dr. Madeleine Hackney, PhD; Associate Professor at Emory University Center for Health in Aging in Atlanta, Georgia, joins us to discuss her fascinating research applying partnered dance techniques to individuals with cognitive impairments and what has changed for her during the COVID-19 pandemic. She also helps us to remember that while total cases is a good statistics to know, other metrics can help us make sense of the pandemic amidst competing sources of information. Great talk with a great friend that is sure to help your understanding of numbers in research and today's world.

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    22 min
  • 1.7 - Maxime Blondel: Healthcare across the Globe and reasons for hope during COVID-19

    We're back this week with Maxime Blondel to discuss his experiences in healthcare during his remote traveling and how he prepares crews to ensure their safety while abroad. We also discuss whether this pandemic, or the next, will be the one to remind people that healthcare is about caring for the patient and not making money off a client.



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    26 min

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