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Summary

The conversation delves into the complexities of managing behavioral issues in patients with neurological impairments, emphasizing the need for differentiation between behavioral dysregulation and other neurological factors. It discusses the importance of systemic support, the pharmacologic toolbox available for treatment, and the unique considerations for end-of-life care in this patient population. The speakers highlight the necessity of a multidisciplinary approach, including behavioral specialists, to address the multifaceted needs of these patients.



Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Context
00:58 Exploring Behavioral Issues in Neurological Patients
00:58 Differentiating Behavioral Dysregulation from Pain
03:09 The Importance of Non-Pharmacologic Approaches
06:28 Addressing Systemic Needs in Pediatric Care
08:20 The Unpredictability of Patient Needs
18:09 End-of-Life Care for Neurologically Impaired Patients

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Ask Me Anything with Julie Hauer (part 1)

Today we delve into the compassionate world of palliative care for children with neurological impairments. Our expert discussant, Dr Julie Hauer, shares innovative strategies and heartwarming stories that illuminate the path to providing comfort and support for these young patients and their families. This episode was source from real world palliative care clinicians.  Join us as we explore the profound impact of palliative care in transforming the journey for children and their loved ones.

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In this episode of The Hauer Hour, Emma interviews Dr. Lindsay Ragsdale, chief medical officer at Kentucky Children's Hospital, discussing her journey in pediatric palliative care and leadership. They explore the importance of empathy, communication, and the challenges of balancing personal and professional life. Lindsay shares insights on overcoming imposter syndrome, the significance of mentorship for women in medicine, and the need for visionary leadership in healthcare. The conversation emphasizes the value of self-reflection, the importance of taking vacations, and the power of community and support in both personal and professional realms.


Takeaways

• Leadership is about communication, teamwork, and vision.
• Imposter syndrome is common, especially in leadership roles.
• Soft skills are crucial for effective leadership in healthcare.
• Empathy can coexist with accountability in leadership.
• Visionary leaders must embrace uncertainty and adaptability.
• Self-care and boundaries are essential to avoid burnout.
• Outsourcing tasks can help maintain balance in life.
• Learning from failure is part of the leadership journey.
• Mentorship is vital for empowering women in medicine.
• Palliative care skills are transferable to leadership roles.

Dr Ragsdale's Book Recommendations 

• The First 90 Days – A tactical guide for navigating leadership transitions with clarity, confidence, and strategic momentum.
• Social Capital in Healthcare – Explores how trust, relationships, and informal networks shape influence and innovation in medical systems.
• Conflict Resilience – Highlights the importance of emotional intelligence and self-awareness in transforming conflict into opportunities for growth and connection.

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In this episode of The Hauer Hour, Emma explores the evolving landscape of clinical expertise and the importance of redefining patient care in a rapidly changing world. She emphasizes the need for clinicians to leverage their wisdom and insights beyond one-on-one interactions, advocating for a shift towards teaching, mentoring, and using technology to scale their impact. The conversation highlights the role of AI in healthcare, the importance of innovation, and the call for clinicians to embrace their visionary potential to create meaningful change in the healthcare system.

Takeaways

• The best use of clinical expertise may not be one-to-one time with patients.
• It's essential to ask if an opportunity is the best use of time and energy.
• The shift from bedside care to broader impact requires a change in mindset.
• AI and technology can help alleviate burdens in clinical care.
• Clinicians should redefine their expertise to include teaching and mentoring.
• Becoming a visionary clinician means innovating within everyday practices.
• Small changes can lead to significant impacts in healthcare.
• Innovation is about doing things differently, not just inventing new solutions.
• The integration of technology should be approached with hope and optimism.
• Every clinician has the potential to share their wisdom and scale their impact.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Clinical Expertise and Impact
05:45 The Role of Technology and AI in Healthcare
12:01 Scaling Impact Through Teaching and Innovation
17:51 The Invitation to Innovate and Share Wisdom

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In this inaugural episode of The Hauer Hour, hosts Emma Jones and Kristen Campbell engage with Dr. Julie Hauer, a pioneer in pediatric palliative care. They explore the concept of 'gentle power' in leadership, emphasizing the importance of compassion, presence, and collaboration in caregiving. Dr. Hauer shares her experiences and insights on the evolution of pediatric care, the significance of valuing relationships, and the emotional challenges faced by caregivers. The conversation highlights the need for a shift in perspective within the medical community, advocating for a more holistic and family-centered approach to care.

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