Not Just a Number: A medical student's guide to the experiences of older adults

Not Just a Number: A medical student's guide to the experiences of older adults

By MackenzieMedicineHealth & Fitness
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Not Just a Number: A medical student's guide to the experiences of older adults episodes

  • Episode 4: Susan

    Thank you Susan for joining for the third episode of Not Just a Number : A medical student's guide to the experiences of older adults. On this episode Susan talks about her career in educating, work in Cville Village, retirement endeavors, and much more.


    Intro and outro music by Sonican via Pixabay.

    36 min
  • Episode 3: Berta

    Thank you Berta for joining for the third episode of Not Just a Number : A medical student's guide to the experiences of older adults. On this episode Berta talks about her many travels, her career in administration, welcoming people at the Colonnades, and more!


    Intro and outro music by Sonican via Pixabay.

    26 min
  • Episode 2: Delores

    Thank you Delores for joining for the second episode of Not Just a Number : A medical student's guide to the experiences of older adults. On this episode Delores talks about her childhood family physician, her unique perspective on healthcare as she ages, her grandchildren, and more!


    Intro and outro music by Sonican via Pixabay.

    32 min
  • Episode 1: Maryann

    Listen to the first episode of not just a number! In this episode Maryann and I discuss the importance of friendships, how working wither Cville Village has impacted how she views aging, her perspective on end of life care, and more. Special thanks to Maryann for her vulnerability and willingness to be the first podcast guest!


    Intro and outro music by Sonican via Pixabay.

    26 min

About Not Just a Number: A medical student's guide to the experiences of older adults

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Interviewing older adults and those who care for them about their experience of aging, aiming to increase intergenerational understanding especially among medical students.