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Join Joy Rios as she welcomes Brad Johnson and David Smith, authors of "Athena Rising: How and Why Men Should Mentor Women" and "Good Guys: How Men Can Be Better Allies for Women in the Workplace." Recorded at last year's Women in Medicine summit, this episode delves into the importance of male engagement in promoting gender diversity and inclusion.
Discover practical strategies for men to show up as allies, the benefits of diverse workplaces, and the personal and professional gains men can achieve by advocating for gender equity.
Episode Highlights
[00:02:37] Importance of Men Engaging in Gender Equity Work
[00:09:44] Potential Penalties for Advocating for Gender Equity
[00:12:30] Importance of Listening and Learning in Gender Equity Efforts
[00:13:45] Addressing Fear in Men Mentoring Women
[00:16:49] Eye-Opening Experiences of Gender Disparities in the Workplace
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Join us for a re-release of this insightful episode featuring Genein Letford, Founder and CEO of CAFFE Strategies and speaker at the 2023 Women in Medicine Summit. Discover the importance of creativity and cultural competency in addressing healthcare challenges.
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Join us for a re-release of this thought-provoking episode featuring Dr. Jessi Gold, a psychiatrist and anthropologist and speaker at the 2023 Women in Medicine Summit. Discover the multifaceted nature of burnout and its impact on healthcare professionals and patients. Learn about strategies for addressing burnout on both individual and systemic levels.
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Join us for a re-release of this powerful episode featuring Dr. Heather Irobunda, a featured speaker at the 2023 Women in Medicine Summit. Discover how her journey from the military to private practice and public community health has shaped her understanding of the healthcare divide.
Learn about the challenges faced by marginalized individuals and the critical need for health literacy and education in today's evolving society. Hear how technology can democratize information and the importance of medical advocacy in addressing healthcare disparities.
In this episode, Joy engages in a compelling conversation with Vanessa Villaverde, Senior Program Investor at the California Healthcare Foundation. They explore the critical need for mental health services for children, particularly during the pandemic, and discuss innovative approaches to bridging gaps in healthcare access for underserved communities. Vanessa highlights the importance of storytelling in healthcare innovation, emphasizing how personal narratives can drive impactful change. The episode also delves into the Making Waves in Health Tech podcast initiative, which aims to simplify complex healthcare topics and promote culturally competent care.
Episode Highlights
[00:02:30] Overview of California's Healthcare Landscape
[00:11:00] Mental Health Services for Children During the Pandemic
[00:15:00] Addressing Gaps in Healthcare Access for Underserved Communities
[00:18:30] The Role of Technology in Patient Care
[00:21:45] The Power of Storytelling in Healthcare
[00:22:28] Making Waves in Health Tech Podcast Initiative
[00:25:21] Culturally Competent Mental Health Care Access
[00:30:00] Future Directions in Healthcare Innovation
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California Health Care Foundation | LinkedIn
In this episode Joy Rios sits down with Angela Jonsson, the Vice President of Public Affairs at Canada Health Infoway, to discuss the critical role of interoperability in healthcare systems. Angela shares her journey in the healthcare sector, highlighting her responsibilities in connecting various medical systems to ensure seamless communication and access to patient information. She emphasizes the importance of translating complex healthcare standards for policymakers and stakeholders, ensuring that they understand the implications for everyday patients.
Episode Highlights
[00:01:08] Understanding Interoperability in Healthcare
[00:01:59] The Importance of Patient Information Transfer
[00:07:41] Angela's Day-to-Day Responsibilities
[00:09:40] The Unique Role of Canada Health Infoway
[00:19:32] The Value of Learning from Others
[00:20:51] Pathways to a Career in Healthcare Communications
Stay Connected with Angela Jonsson:
LinkedIn | Twitter
Canada Health Infoway | LinkedIn
In this episode, Joy welcomes Doral Fredericks, Senior Vice President of Medical Affairs Strategy at Dermavant Sciences, to discuss her extensive experience in the biotech industry and the innovative dermatological product, VTAMA 1% cream, designed for adult plaque psoriasis. Doral emphasizes the critical role of medical affairs as a bridge between clinical development and product commercialization, while also shedding light on the importance of patient education and advocacy. Throughout the conversation, she shares valuable insights on skin care, the significance of proactive patient involvement, and practical tips for maintaining skin health, including the necessity of sunscreen and hydration.
Episode Highlights
[00:02:55] Role of Medical Affairs in Biotech
[00:03:40] Understanding Psoriasis and Skin Care
[00:04:30] Importance of Sunscreen in Skin Health
[00:05:15] Overview of Psoriasis Symptoms
[00:06:50] Resources for Psoriasis Patients
[00:10:00] The Role of Healthcare Providers in Patient Education
[00:12:30] The Need for Patient Advocacy
[00:15:00] The Impact of Timely Medical Intervention
[00:18:04] Importance of Patient Proactivity
[00:19:12] Tips for Being a Good Patient
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In this episode, Joy engages in a compelling conversation with Nadja Mannowetz, a pioneer in the development of a non-hormonal contraceptive pill for men. They discuss the innovative approach of this new product, which aims to provide an effective alternative to traditional hormonal birth control methods that have been predominantly available for women since the 1960s. Mannowetz shares insights from her extensive research on male fertility, including the rapid onset of the pill's effectiveness and the timeline for sperm recovery after discontinuation. The conversation also delves into the societal implications of male contraception, the challenges of building trust with potential users and regulatory bodies, and the importance of education in bringing this groundbreaking product to market within the next five to seven years.
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In this episode, Joy Rios and Dr. Brittany Barreto engage in a dynamic conversation recorded live at HLTH Europe in Amsterdam. They explore the significance of authenticity in content creation, particularly on platforms like TikTok, and discuss the groundbreaking advancements in Femtech, including the integration of gendered medicine into educational curricula. Brittany shares her innovative approach to writing her book, "Unlocking Women's Health," utilizing AI to enhance productivity and clarity. The discussion also delves into the critical need for policy changes in women's health, emphasizing the importance of education and advocacy in creating lasting impact.
Episode Highlights
[00:00:12] Introduction to HLTH Europe in Amsterdam
[00:02:10] The Importance of Authenticity in Content Creation
[00:09:02] Exciting Developments in Femtech Education
[00:10:29] Utilizing AI in the Book Writing Process
[00:24:36] Advocating for Policy Changes in Women's Health
[00:25:04] The Legacy of Education and Policy in Femtech
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In this episode, Joy Rios talks with Laura Okafor Crain, the founder and CEO of Perry, a leading platform dedicated to supporting women through the often-overlooked phase of perimenopause. They discuss the critical role of community in navigating this transition, emphasizing the importance of peer support and access to vetted information. Laura shares insights about the resources available through Perry, including a physical journal designed to help women track their symptoms and emotions, as well as the most frequently asked questions from the community. The conversation highlights the emotional and physical challenges of perimenopause, the transition to menopause, and the need for increased awareness and education to empower women during this significant life stage.
Episode Highlights
[00:00:41] Meet Laura Okafor Crain: Advocate for Perimenopause Education
[00:01:22] The Role of Community Support in Navigating Perimenopause
[00:04:00] Resources and Tools for Managing Perimenopause Symptoms
[00:08:20] Common Questions and Concerns in the Perimenopause Journey
[00:16:21] Understanding the Transition from Perimenopause to Menopause
[00:18:15] Promoting Awareness and Connection Among Women
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