Today the docs reflect on the journey of season two of the Reliably Well podcast, and the valuable insights they've gained across sixteen episodes. They cover the importance of storytelling, vulnerability, and connection in the medical field, and reflect on the experiences of their previous guests who have shared their personal and professional challenges.

Thanks for being with us for season two and the support along the way! Have a wonderful holiday season and end of the year, and we'll be back in 2026 with season three!

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This week, the docs sit down with Dr. Jeremy Blanchard to explore the importance of empathy and compassion in healthcare, particularly in addressing burnout among medical staff. They discuss initiatives aimed at fostering relationships within the medical community to enhance job satisfaction and patient care. They also touch on the need for collective effort to restore joy in the medical practice.

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In this episode of the Reliably Well podcast, Libbo Crosswhite chats with Dr. Misty Rea about the importance of wellness in both personal and professional life. They explore Dr. Rea's journey into emergency medicine, the challenges of balancing night shifts with family life, and the influences that shape their perspectives on wellness. The episode emphasizes the need for intentional wellness practices, the significance of relationships, and the role of vulnerability in achieving personal happiness. They also highlight the importance of community and connection in the healthcare field, culminating in a hopeful outlook for the future of wellness.

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Recorded live at the Relias Leadership Forum, this episode features Shane Spees (North Mississippi Health Services), Jeff Cook (Forrest Health System), and Mallary Myers (DCH Health System).

These healthcare leaders share candid insights on workforce challenges, capacity pressures, and the power of trust and collaboration between clinicians and administrators. They discuss how innovation, technology, and people-first leadership are shaping the future of healthcare and why humanity must remain at its core.

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In this episode of the Reliably Well podcast, Dr. Daniel Whitcomb shares his journey from a small town in Indiana to becoming an emergency medicine physician in rural Mississippi. He discusses the importance of faith in his medical practice, the challenges clinicians face today, and the influence of key figures in his life. Dr. Whitcomb also highlights the Relias On Mission initiative, aimed at providing healthcare support in underserved communities. 

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This episode of Reliably Well features a live conversation with Dr. Joe Johnsey and John Kinsey, who discusses his extensive experience in disaster response. He shares his journey from a young volunteer firefighter to a nurse practitioner, emphasizing the importance of leadership and preparation in crisis situations. John recounts a recent tornado disaster where he was the only provider in the emergency department, highlighting the challenges faced and lessons learned in disaster triage and resource management. The discussion underscores the need for ongoing training and preparedness in healthcare settings to effectively respond to emergencies.

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This week, the docs talk to Dr. Shayna Thompson, who shares her journey from a small town in Missouri to becoming a medical director and lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army Reserves. She discusses the challenges faced in emergency medicine, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, and emphasizes the importance of pursuing excellence in healthcare. Dr. Thompson reflects on her influences, proud accomplishments, and the significance of vulnerability in leadership, highlighting how open communication fosters a supportive team environment.

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In this episode of Reliably Well, Dr. Suzanne Koven shares her journey from a physician to a writer, emphasizing the importance of storytelling in healthcare. She discusses the therapeutic power of writing for healthcare professionals, the challenges of burnout, and the significance of human connection in medicine. Dr. Koven reflects on her influences, including the impact of mentorship, and highlights the need for compassion and kindness in clinical practice.

Check out Dr. Koven's book, Letter to a Young Female Physician: Notes from a Medical Life

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In this episode, the Docs chat with Dr. Art Chambers, a retired emergency physician. Dr. Chambers shares insights on innovation in healthcare, the significance of mentorship, and offers encouragement to current healthcare professionals navigating the complexities of modern medicine.

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In this episode of Reliably Well, guest Julie Forde Smith shares her journey in emergency medicine, discussing the importance of human connection in healthcare, the challenges of reimbursement reform, and the influence of mentors in her life. She emphasizes the need for self-care and kindness towards oneself, especially for high-achieving individuals, while also highlighting the significance of people in driving success in healthcare. Julie's insights reflect her passion for empowering clinicians and improving patient care through sustainable practices.

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