Musings

Musings

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Musings episodes

  • Analyzing a Human Spectra

    This episode is narrated by a health care worker who has had a focus on community drug checking, spectral analysis

    using a Fourier Transfer Infrared Spectrometer
    (FTIR). Supporting people who use drugs, as they
    empower themselves, with a person-first/
    trauma informed approach, the principles of
    Harm Reduction and evidence-based strategies,
    this story works to build community, challenge
    stigma, and champion autonomy.

    10 min
  • Beautiful Broken Things

    This is the final episode in a series of poems where the author describes her lived experience to reach across boundaries to find places of identification and understanding that inform each outreach.


    3 min
  • Birthday

    This is the third episode in a series of poems the author uses to describe her lived experience to reach across boundaries to find places of identification and understanding that inform each outreach.


    3 min
  • The Recovery

    This is the second episode in a series of poems the author uses to describe her lived experience to reach across boundaries to find places of identification and understanding that inform each outreach.


    3 min
  • Found Down

    This is a series of poems that describes the poet's personal lived experience to reach across boundaries to find places of identification and understanding that inform each outreach. Found Down is the beginning of the journey


    3 min
  • Five Stages of Grief

    Emotions are divided into stages. Any deviation from the normal curve of these stages warrants intervention. An example on how to watch the stages and monitor "normal" progress. 

    11 min
  • A Piece of Cake

    Marriages are made in heaven, however they need a lot of adjustments on both sides. There are challenges to be faced as well as joys to be shared and celebrated. Here is a story of being together in the Pandemic.

    11 min
  • The Value of Primary Care

    Primary care providers are the front lines of healthcare. Often, they are the first contact a patient makes upon entering the healthcare system. As a result, primary care providers know their patients well. They are the first to see early signs of illness - be it cancer,  chronic disease, changes in mental health, etc. Primary care providers make sure that their patients get appropriate care, in the right setting, by the most appropriate provider, and in a manner consistent with the patient’s desires and values.

    7 min

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A Narrative Medicine podcast- sharing stories from patients and providers