How has telemedicine evolved since the ‘90s? What kind of skills should a medical student learn to prepare for a telehealth environment? What are the major points of pushback from practitioners who don’t want to use telemedicine and how can this be remedied? Where is the intersection of health equity and cancer diagnosis?

All this gets answered and more with seasoned oncologist and telemedicine enthusiast - Dr. Gary Doolittle.

What role does telemedicine play in cancer treatment? How can we create healthcare systems that accommodate a wide socioeconomic variety in a population? How should the average person ask and think about data and research that’s presented in the media? What does Dr. Katz like to impress upon his students when he teaches?

All this gets answered and more with seasoned pharmacist, pharmacoepidemiologist and health services researcher - Dr. Aaron Katz.

What is “population health” and why does it matter? How can population health be more integrated into the health industry? What is the Health Equity Dashboard and how does it work? Are there specific social factors that affect health equity in Missouri?

All this gets answered and more with seasoned leader and certified professional in healthcare quality and patient safety - Stephen Njenga.

What does the Project Director at Native Connections do? What is Shawnee Life and why was it created? What was the process of making the book? What is something most people don’t know about the Shawnee tribe? Where is telehealth’s place in tribal communities?

All this gets answered and more with leader and seasoned mental health advocate - Ben Bingham.

How has a creative background influenced the podcast? Why is a podcast a good way to disseminate information? What has been the most challenging part of the podcast journey? The most rewarding? What are some goals for Telehealth Unmuted in 2022?

All this gets answered and more with Upper Midwest Telehealth Resource Center's Cameron Hilt and Caroline Yoder.

We're kickstarting 2022 with a brand-new season 2!

What’s rural economic development and why does it matter? Why is broadband so important to quality of life? How can policy/government/non-profits assist in making rural populations more digitally literate? What was Dr. Whitacre’s findings on telehealth perception in rural counties?

All this gets answered and more with seasoned professor, researcher and rural economist - Dr. Whitacre.

What is Habit Nu and why is it so effective for diabetes prevention? What is the most difficult habit for people in the Habit Nu program to stick with? What are some healthy habits anyone can start to implement? Why does Telehealth matter for diabetes prevention? What does losing 5% of your body weight do for something who’s pre-diabetic?

All this gets answered and more with seasoned leader, entrepreneur and human biologist - Dr. Rajan.

How do you branch out in telehealth? How do you best reach your target audience in telehealth? What should you consider when creating a startup company? How do you know when to quit your day job? 

All this gets answered and more with seasoned leader, entrepreneur, and teacher - Dr. Cooper.

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Episode #4

What is SEARCH and how did it get started? What new telehealth research is emerging and why is it important? What specific benefits does telehealth provide? Why does Dr. Krupinski believe telehealth matters in the world today?

All this gets answered and more with seasoned leader and professor - Dr. Krupinski.

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This podcast was made possible by grant number U1UTH42530 from the Office for the Advancement of Telehealth, Health Resources and Services Administration, DHHS