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Chandra Osborn, Chief Behavioral Officer at AdhereHealth, joins Joy to discuss the power of empathy and strategic partnerships in improving medication adherence.
In this episode, Chandra shares her journey from academia to industry, highlighting the challenges and transformations she faced, particularly during the pandemic. We delve into the complexities of medication adherence and the importance of using both subjective and objective measures to track patient success. Chandra also emphasizes the value of strategic partnerships in healthcare and Joy introduces the concept of "upward spirals of goodness," encouraging listeners to invest in self-care and collaboration for better outcomes.
Episode Highlights
00:01:15 - Meet Chandra Osborn: Background and Career Journey
00:05:00 - The Role of Chief Behavioral Officer at AdhereHealth
00:09:49 - Methods for Improving Medication Adherence
00:12:50 - Tracking Success in Patient Care
00:14:05 - The Importance of a Scientific Approach
00:17:15 - Upward Spirals of Goodness: A New Perspective
00:18:31 - Opportunities for Collaboration and Support
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In this episode, Joy Rios engages speaks with Dr. Monica Lypson, Vice Dean for Education at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons. Dr. Lypson shares her inspiring journey from the south side of Chicago to a prominent role in medical education, emphasizing the importance of mentorship, diversity, and effective communication in healthcare. The discussion delves into the challenges of expressing emotions and setting boundaries in a medical setting, as well as the value of learning from the next generation of healthcare professionals.
Episode Highlights
00:00:28 - Meet Monica Lypson
00:01:05 - Monica's Journey in Medicine
00:05:42 - Comfort in Patient Interactions
00:06:06 - Teaching Communication Skills
00:10:14 - Diversity in Medical Training
00:15:14 - Setting Boundaries and Emotions
00:16:19 - Learning from the Next Generation
00:17:41 - Embracing Discomfort in Learning
00: 18:12 - How to Connect with Monica
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In this episode, Joy Rios talks with Helen Burstin, the CEO of the Council of Medical Specialty Societies. Helen shares her extensive career journey, highlighting her pivotal roles in healthcare quality and her commitment to improving care for patients and physicians. The discussion delves into the challenges women face in advancing their careers, particularly in leadership positions, and emphasizes the importance of mentorship, sponsorship, and transparency in the workplace. Helen also addresses the significance of selecting impactful quality measures in healthcare practices and encourages women to leverage their experiences and support networks to navigate their career trajectories successfully.
Episode Highlights
[00:01:30] Helen Burstin's Career Highlights
[00:05:45] The Importance of Interoperable Healthcare Platforms
[00:10:00] Addressing Pay Discrepancies and Transparency
[00:15:20] The Challenges Women Face in Career Advancement
[00:18:16] Strategies for Negotiating Salary and Promotions
[00:20:30] The Role of Experience in Career Progression
[00:25:00] Encouragement for Women in Leadership Roles
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In this episode, Joy chats with Dr. Adeshola Ezeokoli, an internist and physician coach, to discuss the pressing issue of burnout in the healthcare profession. Dr. Shola shares her personal journey of overcoming burnout early in her career and emphasizes the importance of building a career that aligns with one's life priorities. The conversation highlights the necessity of being intentional about saying "yes" and "no" to various commitments, encouraging healthcare professionals to set boundaries that promote their well-being.
Episode Highlights
[00:02:51] Dr. Ezeokoli's Journey: Building a Career Around Life
[00:03:41] The Importance of Being Intentional with "Yes" and "No"
[00:05:55] Understanding the Compulsion to Say Yes
[00:11:19] Managing Commitments: Sharing Opportunities
[00:12:24] Resources for Burnout Prevention and Career Coaching
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In this episode, Joy talks with Liz Powell, a prominent advocate for women's health, founder of G2G Consulting and co-founder of the Women's Health PAC. They discuss the critical importance of bipartisan support in addressing women's health issues, emphasizing the need for comprehensive advocacy that goes beyond contentious topics like abortion. Liz outlines her roles in various organizations focused on health innovation and policy, highlighting the significance of raising awareness and funding for women's health initiatives. The conversation also touches on upcoming events aimed at mobilizing community engagement and educating voters about candidates' positions on women's health.
Episode Highlights
00:02:02 - Introduction to Advocacy in Women's Health
00:04:30 - Upcoming Events and Community Engagement
00:07:32 - Understanding Your Representatives and Engaging in Policy
00:11:23 - Legislative Advances in Women's Health
00:11:30 - The White House Initiative on Women's Health Research
00:12:45 - Importance of Bipartisan Support in Women's Health Issues
00:15:00 - Key Questions for Electoral Candidates on Women's Health
00:18:15 - Addressing Maternal Mortality and Health Disparities
00:20:00 - Encouraging Active Citizenship and Advocacy
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In this episode, Joy sits down with Dr. Shikha Jain, the organizer and founder of the Women in Medicine Summit. Dr. Jain shares her feelings of empowerment and inspiration from the event, highlighting the incredible speakers who addressed vital topics such as vulnerability, misinformation, and inclusive leadership. As they discuss the progress made in women's representation in medicine and the ongoing challenges, Dr. Jain emphasizes the importance of collaboration and support among all genders to drive meaningful change.
Episode Highlights
[00:00:17] Dr. Shikha Jain's Empowering Experience
[00:00:39] Highlights from the Women in Medicine Summit
[00:02:04] Impactful Speakers and Their Messages
[00:15:36] The Importance of Inclusive Leadership
[00:18:00] Battling Burnout and Looking Ahead
[00:18:12] A Woman of Action
[00:18:23] How to Get Involved
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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.
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