Reede Scholars Live

In this episode, we are joined by Darrell Gray, MD, MPH, a gastroenterologist at the Ohio State University in Columbus, OH.

He speaks to us about  the evolving discussion of health disparities, racism and opportunity as we start on the road to recovery from COVID-19.

On this episode we are joined by Reede Scholar Mallory Williams, MD, MPH, trauma surgeon, professor, health equity advocate and Colonel in the United States Army Reserve Medical Corps.

He speaks to us about the current climate of protest in response to the recent fatalities at the hands of the police,the policies that influence our justice system, the laws that limit persecution of officers and the potential for change in the midst of chaos.

Special Series Episode 12:  COVID-19 and Health Equity with Anne Newland

On this episode, we are joined by Anne Newland, MD, MPH.  Dr. Newland trained in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics and is currently the CEO for North Country Healthcare in Flagstaff, AZ.  She has extensive experience working with Native Americans and the Indian Health Services, spending 8 years working in the Navajo Indian Area Services in Kayenta, AZ.

She speaks with us about leadership in the face of Covid-19, Arizona’s burden of disease, the unique challenges to living on a reservation and her work to prevent the spread on COVID 19 among the local homeless population.

Part 3 of 3 part series discussing innovations and challenges of Digital Health and Health Equity

On this episode, we are joined by Keila Lopez, MD, MPH. Dr. Lopez is currently a practicing Pediatric Cardiologist in Houston, TX. She specializes in working with teenagers born with congenital heart anomalies and the chronic issues they face when transitioning from adolescence to adulthood.

She speaks with us about incorporating technology in the care of patients with chronic disease, the evolution of the electronic health record, barriers related to Covid-19 & the undocumented populations in the United States and Houston’s initiatives to improve health equity.

Part 2 of 3 part series discussing innovations and challenges of Digital Health and Health Equity

On this episode, we are joined by Edmondo Robinson, MD, MBA.  Dr. Robinson recently joined the Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, FL  as the Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Innovation Officer. Prior to this position he spent almost 12 years at ChristianaCare in Wilmington, DE, lastly in the role of Chief Transformation Officer and Senior Vice President of Consumerism.

He speaks with us about his new position, the sabbatical which led to his transition into the digital health space and the challenges and opportunities of digital health innovation to improve value and increase equity in healthcare.

https://moffitt.org/about-moffitt/executive-leadership/edmondo-robinson-md-mba-facp/

Let’s Talk Digital Health and Health Equity with Wilson Wang

Part 1 of 3 part series discussing innovations and challenges of Digital Health and Health Equity

On this episode, we are joined by Wilson Wang, MD, MPH, MPA, who currently practices as a pediatrician in New York City and has extensive global health experience in Rwanda and Liberia. In 2018, Dr. Wang founded Walking Doctors, a cloud-based electronic health system that works to transform healthcare quality by decreasing medical errors in low and middle income countries.

He speaks with us about life in New York City, how he started in the technology space and how electronic medical records can improve, and not hinder, the physician-patient relationship.

https://walkingdocs.com/

Special Series Episode 11:  COVID-19 and Health Equity with the Darkos

On this episode, we are joined by Drs. Renee and Nii Darko. Renee Darko, DO, MBA, trained as an OB/GYN and works as a locums physician in addition to being the Founder and CEO of Pre-med Strategies, where she mentors and coaches students interested in medicine.   Nii Darko, DO, MBA, trained as a trauma surgeon, works as a locums physician and hosts a very popular podcast, DOCS OUTSIDE THE BOX.  The podcast, geared toward physicians, highlights stories of doctors doing extraordinary things outside of medicine to inspire other doctors to think outside the box.  Together, they operate a Locums Tenens company, Equal Access Health, parent two adorable boys and empower their communities by giving voices to the often unheard.  They remain passionate about maintaining the pipeline and committed to improving health equity.

They share with us their personal experience with COVID 19, balancing work, childcare and health during this pandemic.  They describe negotiating the healthcare system as patients and recovering with two small children in the house.  This episode, you won't want to miss!

https://www.premedstrategies.com/

https://www.drniidarko.com/

.Special Series Episode 10:  COVID-19 and Health Equity with Phillip Murray

On this episode, we are joined by Phillip Murray, MD, MPH.  Dr. Murray works as a Psychiatrist in Charlotte, NC as a part of a large healthcare system.

He speaks to us about how COVID 19 has affected his practice, telehealth, maintaining a connection with vulnerable populations and examining our mental health needs during a pandemic.

Special Series Episode 9:  COVID-19 and Health Equity with Mary E Fleming

On this episode, your host discusses her personal & professional experience with COVID-19 as a locums physician and frequent traveler.

Special Series Episode 8:  COVID-19 and Health Equity with Kimberly Chang

On this episode, we are joined by Kimberly Chang, MD, MPH.  Dr. Chang currently works as a Family Physician and Human Trafficking & Healthcare Policy Fellow in Asian Health Services in Oakland, CA.

She speaks with us about  COVID 19 preparation in California as early as January, the importance of community health centers for vulnerable populations and what to do if you are worried about human trafficking or intimate partner violence in your community.