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🎙️ New Podcast Episode Alert! 🎙️ Hey everyone, it's time to tune in to the latest episode of The Neshé Knows Public Health Podcast! This episode is all about why it's crucial to provide education on healthcare disparities and systemic injustices. Here's a sneak peek at what you'll learn: 1. Lack of Access to Quality Healthcare: Education is the key to empowering individuals to advocate for their health. By understanding their rights and demanding equitable access to healthcare resources, people can bridge the gap in access and achieve better health outcomes. 2. Cultural Mistrust of the Medical System: Education helps dispel myths and build trust in healthcare. By addressing historical trauma and systemic injustices, we can repair relationships and increase confidence in care. Informed patients are more likely to engage with healthcare systems and follow through with treatment plans. 3. Historical Trauma and Systemic Racism: Understanding the historical context is crucial for recognizing and addressing systemic inequalities within healthcare. Education fosters advocacy for systemic change, leading to healing intergenerational trauma and ultimately, improved heart health outcomes. Don't miss out on this enlightening discussion! Listen to the full episode on Spotify and Apple Podcast. Let's work together to create a healthier, more equitable world for all. 🌍💪 #HealthEquity #EducationMatters #PodcastListeners #Podcast #Podcaster #PublicHealth

Let's change the narrative surrounding perinatal substance use and advocate for more supportive policies. Dr. Lauren Micalizzi, Assistant Professor at Brown University's School of Public Health, is leading the discussion in my latest podcast episode. Join us in this critical conversation for a brighter future. https://buff.ly/45LIX9T #dignifiedcare #healthcarechange #podcastinsights #whyamijustfindingthisout #healthcare #wellnessjourney

In our recent episode of the #miniVHAN #podcast, health care pioneer Mitchell Kaminski of Jefferson College of Population Health discusses how providers can be much more effective when their eyes are open to their patients' social determinants of health. Listen to the clip below, and catch the entire episode here: https://rb.gy/t5c5lj #socialdeterminantsofhealth #sdoh #populationhealth

This podcast episode's intersection of #publichealth + #publiclibrary is so good I have to make sure my colleagues from both areas don't miss it! https://lnkd.in/gV57QKiC Learn more about our entire series at https://lnkd.in/gXkGA3Py

🎧Coming next week! The public rightly expects high quality dignified care for all in an institutional care setting. However, in many countries, care quality falls far below the public’s expectations. In this engaging podcast, experts will draw attention to institutional structures and processes of care that are risk factors for iatrogenic incontinence. Together, they will articulate the long-term economic and environmental impacts of the lack of attention to continence caregiving. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/ekNcrp39 #Incontinence #ContinenceCare #PublicHeath #PublicHealthPolicy #HealthServices

It's more than just running a company for MHT CEO & President, Ernie Wallerstein Jr. It's about promoting #mentalhealth awareness and making an impact in our society by helping #healthcare providers identify patients struggling with #behavioralhealth concerns in order to provide them with the best treatment options. Listen to the full podcast episode here: https://lnkd.in/gEcCJyC7

What if there was an untapped market that has historically received little attention in digital health conversations but have had a outsized impact on community health outcomes? Well in our latest podcast episode, we spoke with Colby R. Takeda, co-founder and CEO of Pear Suite , discusses the importance of #communityhealthworkers in addressing health disparities and social determinants of health. Join the conversation to learn more: https://lnkd.in/ebR-fDQ3

Breaking barriers for inclusive health perspectives! Learn how diverse clinical trials and community engagement can address disparities and biases in healthcare. Check out this #CTSAProgram article and podcast episode and don't forget to share! https://ow.ly/YJfV50QFACP

One-fifth of the U.S. population resides in rural areas. Healthcare plays a vital role in the success of rural America. Whether through labor income and economic development or healthcare's role in attracting and retaining business and industry, healthcare is critical to the vibrancy of rural America. The Innovation Center was designed to position Ballad Health as a leader in rural healthcare innovation. By improving access, experience, and quality while reducing cost, we are pushing the boundaries on how we rethink care within the #AppalachianHighlands. Our managing director, Bo Wilkes, was recently on the EvidenceCare podcast - The Better Care Podcast - where he spoke on the critical role healthcare and hospitals play in rural America. EvidenceCare is one tool that allows Ballad Health to improve the experience and quality of caregivers by providing embedded clinical decision support tools within the clinical workflow. The result is a reduction in cost for patients. By providing resources, funding and infrastructure, we can empower individuals to foster an environment where visionary ideas flourish. We are proud of our work within the Appalachian Highlands alongside ETSU Research Corporation, Sync Space Entrepreneur Center, FoundersForge, LaunchTN, and many more. Together, we can build a more accessible nation on the backbone of an innovative healthcare system. Listen to the entire The Better Care Podcast on Apple podcast or wherever you listen to your podcast. #ruralAmerica #ruralinnovation #healthcareinnovation #innovationinhealthcare #healthcare