In episode #7 of COVID Considerations, Dean Patricia Davidson talks about ethically rationing treatment, with advice from the New England Journal of Medicine.

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In episode #6 of COVID Considerations, Dean Patricia Davidson talks about approaching the shortage of equipment (like ventilators) wisely and ethically.

You can find “COVID Considerations,” a series within the Dean’s Podcast, on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, and Spotify. Search “Dean’s Podcast.”

In episode #5 of COVID Considerations, Dean Patricia Davidson talks about delivering care to the whole community, not just the acutely ill.

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In episode #4 of COVID Considerations, Dean Patricia Davidson talks about best practices in testing, treatment, symptom relief and conserving PPE recommended by the New England Journal of Medicine.

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In episode #3 of COVID Considerations, Dean Patricia Davidson talks about how families can use smartphone apps to keep advanced care directives close at hand. In health emergencies, health care providers need to know the patient’s wishes so that they can provide respectful care.

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In episode two of “COVID Considerations,” Dean Patricia Davidson talks about death and dying. It is important to honor the patient’s wishes and remain respectful during this difficult time.

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Introducing COVID Considerations:

In the wake of the COVID-19 public health pandemic, Dean Patricia Davidson is releasing a daily podcast weighing in on your Coronavirus concerns.

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Dr. Keith Whitfield, an expert in aging among African Americans and the Provost at Wayne State University, joins hosts Dr. Sarah Szanton and Dr. Deidra Crews for the second episode of Aging Fast & Slow. Together they discuss the impact of desegregation on cognition by looking at stress and longevity within and among African American families.

Summary:

Dr. Keith Whitfield, an expert in aging among African Americans and the Provost at Wayne State University, joins hosts Dr. Sarah Szanton and Dr. Deidra Crews for the second episode of Aging Fast & Slow. Together they discuss the impact of desegregation on cognition by looking at stress and longevity within and among African American families.

Podcast References:

Publications

Education in Time: Cohort Differences in Educational Attainment in African-American Twins

Education Desegregation and Cognitive Change in African American Older Adults

Book recommendations

Handbook of Minority Aging by Keith Whitfield and Tamara Baker

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Episode 2 Transcript

Episode Summary:

Host Elizabeth Tracey talks to Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Dean Patricia Davidson about the recent Australian wildfires, the tie to climate change, and future health implications. She also discusses a new study on home visiting, the importance of telemedicine, and living out “person-centered, family-focused care.”

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