This is a bonus episode to the "Protecting Patients. Preventing Harm" podcast series. In this episode, Jasmine interviews Dr. John Gearhart, a professor of pediatrics and urology at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and serves as Director of Pediatric Urology at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center. He shares his career journey both in medicine and as an expert witness in many malpractice cases as well as some advice on the malpractice epidemic.

This is the final official episode of six in this podcast series. In this episode, Jasmine interviews Dr. Jennifer Guyther, an emergency room physician at the University of Maryland Medical Center as well as Mr. Kieran Murphy, a plaintiff attorney, In a rountable setting, both of these individuals share their career journeys and perspectives on medical malpractice as well as some advice on the malpractice epidemic.

This is the fifth of six episodes in this podcast series. In this episode, Jasmine interviews a malpractice survivor's family member, Ms. Ereni Malfa. Ms. Malfa's mother suffered from malpractice during a routine cataract surgery which has left her partially blind in that eye. In this episode, Ms. Malfa shares her perspective on her mother's malpractice suffering and its effects on herself and her family.

This is the fourth of six episodes in this podcast series. In this episode, Jasmine interviews malpractice survivor, Ms. Kristi Krrow. Ms. Korrow is a veteran teacher and coach in the Baltimore County school system. She s a mother of twin 4-year-olds and wife to a fellow teacher. Her twin pregnancy presented some health challenges, one of which went from a routine intake to a week-long trip to the ICU. In this episode, she shares her perspective on the malpractice suffering and its effects on herself and her family.

This is the third of six episodes in this podcast series. In this episode, Jasmine interviews retired midwife, Ms. Jan Kriebs. During her career, Ms. Kriebs was a midwife for 40 years and worked clinically in settings ranging from public health clinics to academic medical centers. She shares her process of becoming a midwife, her experiences, and her advice.

This is the second of six episodes in this podcast series. In this episode, Jasmine interviews retired malpractice lawyer Mr. Jim Rosner. During his career, Mr. Rosner was a defense lawyer for healthcare professionals and medical institutions. He shares his process of becoming a lawyer, his experiences, and his advice.

This is the first of six episodes in this podcast series. In this episode, you are introduced to the creator and host of this podcast, Jasmine Saluja. She shares her inspiration behind this project and what's coming next!