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Radical Nurse Talk
Radical Nurse Talk episodes
- Talking with Children About Serious Illness and Death
How can we talk with children about grief, about losses of any kind, dying and death?
Drawing from years of experience as a registered nurse and psychotherapist, Andrea Warnick inspires us to learn how best to communicate with grieving children and families. She has inspired, taught and counselled interprofessional audiences from around the world including her work with the Canadian Virtual Hospice.
To learn more about Andrea's work and access resources visit:
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59 min - Reflections on Communication When Nurse Becomes Patient
What are the lessons learned when nurse becomes patient? In this episode, best-selling author, nurse and advocate, Theresa Brown shares reflections on communication following her diagnosis of and treatment for breast cancer and in the context of her own nursing work. Her book, The Shift: One Nurse, Twelve Hours, Four Patients' Lives, was a New York Times Bestseller.
To learn more visit:
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46 min - Critical Conversations in Critical Care
Sarah Crowe, a critical care nurse practitioner and Vice-President of the Canadian Association of Critical Care Nurses discusses nurses' communication in critical care settings, particularly the difficult and challenging conversations with families.
More of Sarah’s work can be found at:
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39 min - Serious Illness Conversations and Advance Care Planning
How can we talk with patients and their families about a future that includes living with advancing illness, dying and death? In this episode with Sandra Andreychuk, N.P., Healthcare Ethicist, Advocate/Coach and Navigator we explore how to talk about the future and advance care planning with patients and families.
To learn more about Sandy's work visit:
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51 min - Talking with Families Experiencing Serious Illness
How do nurses build relationships and talk with families when serious illness hits? In this inaugural episode, communication scholar and champion of nurses Elaine Wittenberg shines a light on the essential communication work nurses do with families in the face of serious illness. We explore what works and doesn’t – for nurses and families. She inspires and offers possibilities for making communication with families better understood, practiced and valued.
To learn more about Elaine’s work and access resources visit:
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49 min - Talking with Families (Teaser)
This is Radical Nurse Talk, a podcast about nurses’ communication in serious situations and illness as a radical act of care. Join Dr. Patricia Strachan as she talks with nurses and others about nurses’ expertise, experience, courage, joys and frustrations in having conversations that involve serious situations and illness, loss, life-altering and unwanted change, living in uncertainty, declining health and end-of-life.
Premiering Wednesday, October 4th, the inaugural episode features Dr. Elaine Wittenberg who shines a light on the essential communication work nurses do with families in the face of serious illness.
To learn more, and to see what other topics we cover visit:
radicalnursetalk.com
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About Radical Nurse Talk
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Conversations That Matter. This is Radical Nurse Talk, a podcast about nurses’ communication in serious situations and illness as a radical act of care. Join Dr. Patricia Strachan as she talks with…
nurses and others about nurses’ expertise, experience, courage, joys and frustrations in having conversations that involve serious situations and illness, loss, life-altering and unwanted change, living in uncertainty, declining health and end-of-life.