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Discover what #STEPS you can take to streamline your workflow to ensure a thorough and efficient annual #wellness visit for your Medicare patients in this #AMAStepsForward podcast. https://lnkd.in/gfX-3Qna

Great news 😁! Mat Daniel's excellent podcast, Doctors at Work, is now also a YouTube channel! He is uploading prior episodes, including the one we recorded together a few months ago 😊. It's one of the first podcasts I ever recorded with a physician. A couple of Mat's takeaways from this episode are that he loves the idea that patients can be advocates for doctors' well-being, not just the other way around, and that we all have more power than we think we do! A few of his most recent episode titles include, "How to perform under pressure" with Professor Adam Nicholls, "How to stop catastrophizing" with Harry Glasstone, and "How to succeed as an introvert," featuring one of my favorite doctors, Charity Hix, MD! Be sure to subscribe, and add Mat's channel to your list of favorites, his content is terrific!

There are a lot of skincare trends out there on social media. But do any work, and are they safe? In this new A Healthier Michigan podcast episode, learn which ones support good skincare. #work

There are a lot of skincare trends out there on social media. But do any work, and are they safe? In this new A Healthier Michigan podcast episode, learn which ones support good skincare. #work

There are a lot of skincare trends out there on social media. But do any work, and are they safe? In this new A Healthier Michigan podcast episode, learn which ones support good skincare. #work

There are a lot of skincare trends out there on social media. But do any work, and are they safe? In this new A Healthier Michigan podcast episode, learn which ones support good skincare. #work

This was a great conversation around the importance of proactive End of Life Planning with our Co-Founder Dr. Bob Uslander and Jerry Fenter on the Lighting the Path Podcast. Give it a listen and let us know your thoughts. #endoflifeplanning #advancedplanning #endoflifecare #empoweredendings #empoweredendoflifeexperience

In Episode 32 of The Bridge: A Transformational Health Podcast with yours truly, Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers, we'll discuss the impact of BAD healthcare experiences on well-being. I'll tell my personal story, beginning with a regular trip to the dentist that ended up inflicting far more agony than anticipated - and it's not over yet. In this episode of the show, we'll discuss: 🔹 How do unpleasant healthcare experiences affect our overall well-being? 🔹 Strategies to advocate for quality care and look for supportive practitioners. 🔹 Encouragement to use your voice and share what you have to say. Plus, I have some exciting news about a research study I'm starting at my institute to explore how poor healthcare experiences impact us and our health outcomes. Keep checking back for additional information on how you may participate in and support this important research study. Tune in now for insights and inspiration! Share your reflections in the comments below, and click the link to listen to the full episode. 🎧🎙️ #TheBridgePodcast #TransformationalHealthPodcast #HealthAndWellness

Medical Assistants are often the first person a patient encounters at a clinic. So compassion must be a priority. Here’s why 👇: 1. Truly great care is customized. It doesn’t take extra time, it takes presence.  2. One of the best ways to make someone feel heard, seen and held is through active listening.  3. The opposite of compassion is not hate. The opposite of compassion is judgment. In order to give fully compassionate care is through non-judgmental awareness (and this isn’t easy!). Rachel Clifford and Jill Semau joined me on the “Compassion & Courage” podcast recently and we discussed their impact on educating our future MAs. Boy are we in good hands! Tune into the full episode to learn more on #MedicalAssistants and the compassion behind what they do. A huge thank you to all the MAs out there providing #CompassionateCare to patients just like me! #MedicalAssistant #Compassion #Courage #HealthcarePodcast #PatientPerspective #ImHereMovement 

Fundamental to fixing the US healthcare system is transformation that supports the safety and wellbeing of all who work in healthcare. That means policies, payment systems, technologies, business structures, leadership, culture, workflows, and education that prioritize team member safety and wellbeing (psychological/emotional safety, health justice, and physical safety) as the foundations of transformation. Small steps lead to big change. What can you change today?