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Ray of Hope: The PodcastSeason 4 Episode 4: Raya and Antwain from Living with the LavsOn this episode, Dr. Raya and fiancé Antwain Lavender have a candid conversation about relationships, dispelling stereotypes and spirituality.They have a platform called Living with the Lavs that provides insight into beating the odds, finding love after 15 years of friendship and keeping God at the center of their relationship.Support the show
2026-03-2927 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 4 Episode 3 | Coach Anthony Lavender and Antwain LavenderOn this episode, we speak with Father, Pastor and Coach Anthony "Tony" Lavender and his son Antwain Lavender. Coach Lavender has coached 4 sons (Anthony, Antwain, Andrew, Antonio) and a daughter (April) in basketball. All of his sons have created a legacy on and off the court. We speak about his success as a father, coach and pastor at his church Christian Community Fellowship Church. We also speak with his middle son Antwain Lavender who played basketball for Akron University, Southeastern and Shawnee State, winning championships, becoming player of the year and was named the 2nd all-time scorer.
2026-03-2227 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 4 Episode 2 Andrew "Drew" Lavender of Drew's Crew Basketball CampOn this episode, we speak with basketball legend Andrew "Drew" Lavender. Drew was recently inducted into the Xavier University Hall of Fame 2026. He created the Drew's Crew Basketball Training Camp to instill the youth with life skills, knowledge and confidence on and off the court. We speak about the mental health of previous star athletes and life after sports.
2026-03-1723 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 4 Episode 1 | Mr. Erin Saul of Men's Mental Health UncavedOn the season 4 premiere, we speak with Men's Mental Health Uncaved founder Mr. Erin Saul. This organization fosters connections, brotherhood, and healing for men in our community. Mr. Saul speaks about the importance of men aligning themselves with others in hopes of healing and understanding.
2026-03-1729 min
Life Time TalksHow to Care for Our Skin as We Age with Carrie Lucio, APRN, CNP (Performance & Longevity Series)Skin changes are inevitable as we age — yet with today's advanced skincare practices and strategies, we have more tools than ever to help prevent and treat unwanted signs of aging. With so many options and so much noise around them, it's often hard to know what techniques will actually make a difference for you. In this episode, Carrie Lucio, APRN, CNP, helps us understand the natural effects of aging on the skin, offering tips around lifestyle strategies and skincare products and services that are proven to help protect and care for aging skin, as well as c...
2026-03-1229 min
Urology Times PodcastsThe Expert APProach: Elevating Sexual Health and Fertility Care with Tricia Zubert, APRN, CNPIn this inspiring episode of The Expert APProach, host Joy Maulik, CRNP, sits down with Tricia Zubert, APRN, CNP, one of the nation’s most respected advanced practice providers (APPs) in sexual medicine and male infertility. With nearly 20 years of experience at Park Nicollet Health Services in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Zubert shares the story behind her career, the evolution of her clinic, and the critical role APPs now play in reproductive and sexual health.Zubert recounts how she transitioned from family medicine into sexual health after taking time off to raise her children—and how a forward-thinking urology team enco...
2025-11-1937 min
Mayo Clinic TalksObstetric and Gynecologic Health Series: Labor and DeliveryGuest: Rebecca Smith, Ph. D, APRN, CNM
Hosts: Danielle O’Laughlin, PA-C, MS and Jenna Wygant, APRN, CNP, DNP
Rebecca Smith provides a comprehensive overview of labor and delivery, including the stages of labor, assessment techniques, and monitoring practices. The episode also addresses potential complications and their management.
Learning Objectives:
Describe the stages, duration, and monitoring of labor and delivery.
Compare and contrast complications that may arise during pregnancy and delivery.
Learn more about this series: Mayo Clinic Talks: Obstetric and Gynecologic Health | Mayo Clinic School of Continuous Professional Development
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2025-10-2321 minMayo Clinic TalksMayo Clinic Talks 626: Obstetric and Gynecologic Health Series: Labor and DeliveryGuest: Rebecca Smith, Ph. D, APRN, CNM Hosts: Danielle O’Laughlin, PA-C, MS and Jenna Wygant, APRN, CNP, DNP Rebecca Smith provides a comprehensive overview of labor and delivery, including the stages of labor, assessment techniques, and monitoring practices. The episode also addresses potential complications and their management. Learning Objectives: Describe the stages, duration, and monitoring...
2025-10-2321 minMayo Clinic TalksObstetric and Gynecologic Health Series: Complicated PregnancyGuest: Julie Lamppa, APRN, CNM
Hosts: Danielle O’Laughlin, PA-C, MS and Jenna Wygant, APRN, CNP, DNP
Julie Lamppa discusses complications that can arise during pregnancy, including gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, and other abnormalities. This episode emphasizes early recognition and multidisciplinary management.
Learning Objectives:
Differentiate various pregnancy complications and their clinical implications.
Learn more about this series: Mayo Clinic Talks: Obstetric and Gynecologic Health | Mayo Clinic School of Continuous Professional Development
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2025-10-2144 min
The ONS PodcastEpisode 385: ONS 50th Anniversary: Evolution of Cancer Survivorship "It started out by doing a kind of a white paper that we called Imperatives for Quality Cancer Care. Ellen Stovall, our CEO [of the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship] at the time, gave this report to Dr. Richard Klausner, who was the head of National Cancer Institute at the time. He called Ellen immediately and said, 'Why are we not doing something about this?' Within one year, we had the Office of Cancer Survivorship at NCI," ONS member Susan Leigh, BSN, RN, told ONS member Ruth Van Gerpen, MS, RN-BC, APRN-CNS, AOCNS®, PMGT-BC, member of the ONS 50t...
2025-10-1746 minMayo Clinic TalksObstetric and Gynecologic Health Series: Gynecologic Pain DisordersGuest: Jenna Wygant, APRN, CNP, DNP
Hosts: Danielle O’Laughlin, PA-C, MS and Jenna Wygant, APRN, CNP, DNP
Jenna Wygant discusses common gynecologic pain disorders such as endometriosis and pelvic inflammatory disease. The episode highlights diagnostic challenges and treatment strategies to improve patient outcomes.
Learning Objectives:
Identify conditions contributing to gynecologic pain.
Review signs/symptoms, risk factors, diagnostic approaches, and treatment options.
Learn more about this series: Mayo Clinic Talks: Obstetric and Gynecologic Health | Mayo Clinic School of Continuous Professional Development
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2025-10-1618 min
Indigenous Insights: An Evaluation PodcastS03E09: We’ve Always Had Tools: Anishinaabe approaches to evaluation at Mewinzha Ondaadiziike WiigamingIn this episode, Gladys is joined by Natalie Nicholson, Pearl Walker Sweeney, and Roxanne Johnson—leaders and practitioners at Mewinzha Ondaadiziike Wiigaming, an Anishinaabe-led women’s and family wellness clinic in Northern Minnesota. Together, they reflect on their journey of building a culturally grounded evaluation practice rooted in Anishinaabe values and relationships.
From the origin story of Mewinzha, founded by Natalie's mother Millicent, to the development of a collaborative, community-centered evaluation approach, this conversation highlights the importance of being led and rooted within community priorities. Stories shared demonstrated the power of relational accountability, creativity, and reciprocal learning in d...
2025-06-1145 min
Palliative Perspective PodcastEp. 46 - Meeting People Where They Are: Harm Reduction in Hospice & Palliative CareIn this episode, we hear from Deb Russell, RN, MSN, FNP-BC, APRN-CNP, ACHPN® with more than 20 years in the field, currently leading care in an outpatient, harm-reduction-based palliative clinic. She provides palliative support to patients undergoing active cancer treatment who are also living with substance use disorders—a population with complex and often unmet needs.
Deb shares firsthand insight into:
Navigating symptom management during cancer treatment in patients with active addiction
Building trust through a harm-reduction approach
Collaborating closely with an interdisciplinary team including a physician and pharmacist
Deb shares the unique challenges and clinical consider...
2025-06-0223 minMayo Clinic TalksObstetric and Gynecologic Health Series: Infertility and MiscarriageHost: Danielle O’Laughlin, PA-C, MS and Jenna Wygant, APRN, CNP, DNP
Guest: Nicole Callahan, APRN, CNP, MS
In this episode, along with guest Nicole Callahan, APRN, CNP, MS, we explore reproductive health challenges. Starting with the different types of miscarriage—identifying their unique anatomic changes, symptoms, and outcomes. We will cover the basics of both female and male infertility, including when it’s the ideal time to refer patients for specialized care. Finally, we explore ectopic pregnancy, discussing common locations, risk factors, clinical presentation, diagnostic approach, and treatment options.
By the end of thi...
2025-05-2731 minMayo Clinic TalksObstetric and Gynecologic Health Series: Vaginal ConditionsHost: Danielle O’Laughlin, PA-C, MS
Guest: Jenna Wygant, APRN, CNP, DNP
In this episode, Jenna Wygant, APRN, CNP, DNP, walks listeners through the most common types of vaginitis, helping providers to confidently differentiate between them.
We’ll explore the definitions, causes, risk factors, signs and symptoms, as well as diagnostic methods and treatment options for each condition. Comparing the features of these common vaginitis conditions will be emphasized throughout the episode.
By the end of this podcasts, listeners will be able to:
Differentiate common vaginitis conditions.
Understand the definition, caus...
2025-05-2021 minMayo Clinic TalksObstetric and Gynecologic Health Series: Vulvar ConditionsHost: Danielle O’Laughlin, PA-C, MS and Jenna Wygant, APRN, CNP, DNP
Guest: Jenna Johnson, APRN, CNP, DNP
In this episode, we focus on understanding and differentiating common vulvar conditions with guest Jenna Johnson, APRN, CNP, DNP. We will cover how to recognize conditions such as risk factors, signs and symptoms, and gain insight into how these conditions are diagnosed and treated. We’ll also highlight helpful ways to compare these common vulvar health conditions.
By the end of this podcast, listeners will be able to:
Differentiate common vulvar conditions.
Understand the defi...
2025-05-1524 minMayo Clinic TalksObstetric and Gynecologic Health Series: ContraceptionHost: Danielle O’Laughlin, PA-C, MS
Guest: Jenna Wygant, APRN, CNP, DNP
Guest, Jenna Wygant, APRN, CNP, DNP, joins us to explore the full spectrum of contraception options - from natural family planning to non-hormonal and hormonal methods. For each type of contraception, an understanding of how each type works, their efficacy, and the potential risks and benefits will be covered. We also break down the different types of emergency contraception and considerations to review when consulting with patients.
By the end of this podcast, listeners will be able to:
Define natural fam...
2025-05-1329 min
Dare to Ask!'Navigating Big Feelings' with CNP Kalee WysuphReturn guest Kalee Wysuph, APRN, CNP, joins us to talk about navigating big feelings with our children. Kalee is a pediatrician who helps us dive into all the reasons why our children are so well-behaved at daycare or school but lose their cool when they return home at the end of the day. Sound familiar? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! The phenomenon is called after school restraint collapse. We’ll share tips to help the whole family deal with all the big feelings that come with growing up.
2025-04-1521 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSports and Mental Health Season 3 Episode 8On this episode, we talk about the connection between sports, gambling and mental health. Student and professional athletes deserve to have access to mental health services. We speak about providing support to athletes and those who also engage in addictive behaviors of gambling. Help is available.
2024-10-1229 min
AMA UpdateBenefits of physician-led care and how to get started with Kevin Hopkins, MD, and Amanda Mitch, MSN, APRN-CNPHow does team-based care work? What are the advantages of team-based care? What is team-based care in health care? What does a nurse practitioner do? Kevin Hopkins, MD, and Amanda Mitch, MSN, APRN-CNP, from the Cleveland Clinic Primary Care Institute discuss the importance of physician-led care, teamwork, and how mutual respect builds trust and improves patient outcomes. American Medical Association CXO Todd Unger hosts.
🩺 The AMA is your powerful ally, focused on addressing the issues important to you, so you can focus on what matters most — patients. We will meet this challenge together. Join us: https://ama-assn.co/JoinRenew
🏛️ Wondering what is sc...
2024-10-0710 min
Health Matters with The Medicine Center PharmacyBack To School Children's Wellness with Jillian Berkshire CNP-APRNIn this episode, we're focusing on a topic that's crucial for every parent and caregiver: children's health and wellness. We'll explore key strategies to support your child's physical, emotional, and mental well-being, from nutritious eating habits and fun exercise routines to fostering a positive mindset. Whether you're navigating early childhood or the teenage years, this episode is filled with practical tips to help your child grow up healthy, happy, and resilient. Let's dive in! https://www.medshoprx.com/blog/back-to-school-childrens-health-and-wellness-with-jillian-berkshire-aprn-cnp
2024-08-3044 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 3 Episode 7 Coach Eric Bell on School Athletics & Heat DangerDisclaimer: Sensitive content may be posted. On the next episode of Ray of Hope, we will speak with Eric Bell who lost his daughter Imani Bell after she complained to her coaches about basketball practice in the heat. The heat index was in the triple digits and a heat advisory was issued in Atlanta. His daughter collapsed and never recovered. The coaches and athletic directors have all been charged in her death. He is sharing his story to bring awareness to school athletic practices and to create change to save other students. Bio: Born and Rai...
2024-07-301h 02Ray of Hope: The PodcastSeason 3 Episode 6 Adrienne Wilson: Domestic Violence and JusticeOn this episode, we speak with Adrienne Wilson about surviving domestic violence and seeking justice against her offender. Adrienne is dedicated to telling her story to inspire others to seek help and justice before it's too late. She is the proud mother of three sons and owns a boutique called S.H.E 614 which stands for sexy, hipped and empowered. Her strength and perseverance are commendable.
2024-07-1658 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 3 Episode 5 Dr. Marcie Littlejohn Hill Financial LiteracyOn the next episode of Ray of Hope: The Talk Show and Podcast, we speak with Dr. Marcie Littlejohn Hill. Dr. Marcie has a Master’s in Business Administration and Doctorate in Healthcare Administration. She is a licensed financial professional who will be educating us on financial literacy, planning and leaving a legacy of wealth and not poverty. Tune in to be educated and informed about establishing financial freedom. Debt management is vital in these times.
2024-07-161h 00Ray of Hope: The PodcastSeason 3 Episode 4 Quanishia Gibson of Daughter’s DenWe speak with the co-founder of The Daughter’s Den, Quanishia Gibson. Quanishia Gibson is a LPC Intern at Victory Mental Health Services of Columbus, she enjoys working with couples, families, and individuals on relationship issues, family dynamics, self-worth, self-esteem, depression, stress, trauma, emotional abuse and other mental health issues. Gibson received her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Toledo and Master of Arts in Counseling from Geneva College with a specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy. She is the cofounder of nonprofit The Daughters Den and intergenerational healing space for Black women and girls. Gibson is...
2024-06-2857 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 3 Episode 3 Erin Saul AKA DJ Swmpthing, Radio Station OwnerOn this episode, we speak with the owner of Allways Working Radio, DJ Swmpthing. He is a native of New Orleans who moved to Columbus, Ohio after being displaced by hurricane Katrina. Erin Saul is a DJ, radio personality, CEO, podcast host, media ambassador, and Midwest training manager for Fleet DJs. Music is a form of therapy for many individuals and radio personalities play a vital role in keeping us inspired. Tune in to learn more about his new radio station, podcast, and upcoming events.
2024-06-0458 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 3 Episode 2 Praying BoldlyOn this episode, we speak about why we pray and praying boldly for healing, confirmation, clarity, and more. We also discuss intercessory prayer when dealing with mental health challenges and more. Scripture reminds us that we can pray boldly which leads to action.
2024-05-281h 01Ray of Hope: The PodcastSeason 3 Episode 1 Menopause and Mental HealthRaya and Leslie are back for season 3 and open with a discussion on menopause and mental health issues. The signs and symptoms of menopause can mimic other illnesses and impact mental health stability. Various factors including hormones play a significant role in the response to these changes.
2024-05-2657 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 22 A Conversation with Bishop Mel Griffin, Owner of 1580thepraise.com Radio StationOn this episode, we speak with the owner of 1580thepraise.com and his inspiration for having a faith-based platform. Bishop Mel Griffin speaks about his dedication to the faith-based community and ensuring individuals have access to shows that encourage and inspire. Bishop Griffin is instrumental in uplifting other and is a dedicated pillar in the community and church.
2024-05-0728 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 21 Battle Tested & FaithOn this episode, Leslie and I speak about trials and tribulations that test our faith. We all face difficult times that test our patience and faith. We all have battles and have to learn how to maneuver through these tough times. It is often said that there are no messages without the mess and not testimony without the test. Learn to be steadfast during your battles and how to increase your faith for a positive outcome.
2024-05-0729 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 20 Overdose DeathsOn this episode, we discuss the opioid and overdose crisis in Ohio. There is a influx of overdose deaths related to laced streets drugs. This crisis is impacting all colors, genders, social classes, and races. No one is exempt from this issue. Please listen and learn about getting free Narcan to save a life.
2024-05-0728 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 18 Bobbi Chandler on HIVOn this episode, I speak with Bobbi "Chee Chee" Chandler, the CEO and founder of Healing In Victory. Tune in as she shares her personal story and journey to eradicate the stigma associated with HIV. Learn more about her foundation and upcoming community events.
2024-05-0525 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 19 Pressures of High School and Saving Our YouthOn this episode, Dr. Raya talks about attending her 30-year class reunion July 2023, and how high school pressure impacts the mental health of our youth. Sound engineer DJ Mike Dickerson joins the conversation to discuss community engagement and assisting our youth through their process of development.
2024-05-0530 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 17 Dytania Hudson on JusticeOn this episode, I speak with Dytania Hudson aka Tania who is the proud mother of 3. She is a community educator and member of Ohio Family's Unite Against Police Brutality. She is also the founder of S.T.O.P: Start Teaching Our People. Tania is working with several organizations such as Moms in Healing, Urban GEMS and is currently a foster parent. She lost 2 of her 3 children and 1 grandson. Johnny L. Bell, III lost his life in our community to senseless gun violence a day before Mother's Day in 2009. Deaunte Bell was shot and killed by 2 Co...
2024-05-0530 min
Palliative Perspective PodcastEp. 24 - The Evolution of Hospice CareIn this episode, we welcome Pat Berry, PhD, APRN, CNP, GNP-BC, FPCN, FAAN, to the show where she speaks on the evolution of hospice care, how she was involved in these advancements, and some of the most valuable lessons she has learned in hospice.
About Pat:
Pat Berry, PhD, APRN, CNP, GNP-BC, FPCN, FAAN has 46 years of experience in Hospice and Palliative care including as a staff RN, quality improvement coordinator, Joint Commission hospice surveyor, educator, author, nurse practitioner, and researcher. Pat has been active in HPNA and HPNF and has witnessed a gr...
2023-11-1427 min
QualgenHormones & Mental Health with Michelle Frank, MSN, APRN, CNPIn this enlightening episode, we dive into the fascinating connection between hormone pellets and mental health. Join us as we uncover how achieving hormonal balance can be a game-changer for your emotional well-being and mental resilience.
In this episode, we are joined with Michelle Frank, MSN, APRN, CNP. Michelle is the CEO and founder of Esprit Health & Wellness, LLC. She is double-board-certified by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners and the International Association for Physicians in Aesthetic Medicine. Her desire is to provide personalized solutions for her patients by listening to their concerns and developing treatment plans...
2023-09-0118 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Bonus Episode with Londale TownsOn this episode, we speak with Mr. Londale Towns, Sr. CLC M.Div. about the power of community and the importance of positive representation for our youth. Londale is a community leader and justice advocate. ✅Mental Health Counselor✅Behavior Analyst ✅Behavior Specialist✅LYFE Savers...Founder/CEO✅We Are Linden…Founding Father🌟Licensed Chemical Dependency counselor- LCDC🌟Masters in Pastoral Leadership and Clinical Counseling, Addictions Counseling concentration🌟Independent Marriage & Family Therapist- IMFT
2023-07-1230 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 16 Ruben Minor Part IIOn this episode of Ray of Hope, the conversation continues with Ruben Minor. Ruben discusses his decision to seek help for his personal mental health issues and how the decision has affected his life. Ruben is candid and transparent about his struggles with mental health issues related to his relationship with his father.
2023-06-2028 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 15 Ruben Minor part IOn this episode of Ray of Hope, Raya and Leslie speak with Ruben Minor who is the founder of F4 Men’s Movement for mental health, recording artist, spin class instructor, and financial expert. Ruben speaks about the importance of bringing awareness to men’s mental health issues and how to reach out for help. Ruben’s F4 program focuses on Family, Faith, Fitness, and Finances.
2023-06-1329 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 14: Dana Brock Part IIOn this episode, Raya and Leslie continue their conversation with the founder of Lives Worth Saving Foundation, Dana Brock. Dana speaks about bringing the community together to collaborate on an effort to combat gun violence. Dana encourages leaders and activists to join forces to provide programs geared toward helping the youth.
2023-06-0628 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 13 | Wrap up of seasons one & two and Mental Health Awareness Month.On this episode of Ray of Hope, Raya and Leslie talk about reaching a milestone of 2 seasons and 20 episodes. We revisit season one, speak about how we met, and the future of our podcast and foundation. We are grateful for all of the listeners and supporters throughout this journey. This platform is focused on faith, favor and fruition. It was created for our community to be heard and supported through the journey of healing.
2023-05-3029 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 12: Silvia Townsend and Denise Saulsbery, the founders of Phemale Wear and Phemale Safe HouseOn this episode, Raya and Leslie speak with the founders of Phemale Wear clothing line and the Phemale Safe House. Silvia Townsend and Denise Saulsbery lost their friend to domestic and gun violence. They created their clothing line and safe house in honor of their friend with hopes of bringing awareness to domestic violence and providing a safe space for victims. This dynamic duo began as a rap group with songs on movie soundtracks, traveling the world and more. They are using their platform to help women turn struggles into strength.
2023-05-2329 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 11: Mothers and Mental HealthOn this episode of Ray of Hope, Raya and Leslie speak about the importance of motherhood, mental health and self care to help with the stress. Resources are available for mothers who need assistance with balancing their own struggles with mental health issues.
2023-05-1629 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 10: Nurse Burnout & Mental HealthOn this episode we of Ray of Hope, Raya and Leslie speak about the mental health issues related to nurse burnout. Many nurses are considering other career paths after the pandemic. Nurses work long hours and often neglect their personal health. There is a National shortage of nurses and the issue continues to have an impact on the care of patients. Learn ways to improve overall health and prevent nurse burnout.
2023-05-0929 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 9: Jana Hairston on Surviving Abuse & DivorceOn this episode, Raya and Leslie speak with Jana Hairston, the founder of Around Town with Sweet. Jana shares her experience of being abused and the impact her divorce had on her mental health. Jana speaks about using her faith to persevere and overcome her fears. Her mission is to help other women who may have experienced trauma.
2023-05-0229 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 8: Danielle Dallis-Hairston the CEO of Women Just Like MeRaya and Leslie speak with Danielle Dallis-Hairston, the CEO and founder of Women Just like Me. Danielle Dallis Hairston, CEO/ Founder of Women Just Like Me and The Girls of Destiny Leadership Academy. Danielle’s personal mission is to build communities of resilient girls and women by providing social-emotional wellness, counseling, and mentoring at-risk girls and young women. She believes every girl has the right to live beyond their circumstances. Danielle obtained her BA in Business Administration from the University of Arizona Global Campus and seeks to obtain a MSW at The Ohio State University. She is the pioneer of...
2023-04-2529 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 7: Mike Roy, Sr. The founder of Out of the Stroke FoundationOn this episode of Ray of Hope, Raya and Leslie speak with Mike Roy, Sr. who founded Out of the Stroke Foundation after suffering a massive stroke in 2016. Mike shares his journey from the weeks prior to his stroke to his current mission to help other stroke survivors.
2023-04-1827 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 6: Strokes and Minority HealthApril is National Minority Health Month and Raya and Leslie are speaking about the warning signs of a stroke and taking care of your body. Know the signs and symptoms to protect a loved one or friend. Learn important tips to reduce your risk of having a stroke or heart attack.
2023-04-1128 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 5 | Austin Parker CEO of APFit on Mental Health & Physical FitnessOn this episode, Raya and Leslie speak with the award winning trainer Austin Parker who is the CEO and head trainer of APFit. Austin speaks about the importance of physical fitness, spirituality, and mental health. Exercise plays an important role in the health and wellbeing of our temples. Physical fitness is instrumental in helping with mental wellness and depression. He has fitness challenges to engage the community with taking control of their goals while having fun.
2023-04-0428 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 4: Dana Brock & Men’s Mental Health and Positive ChangeThis week, Raya and Leslie speak with the founder of The Lives Worth Saving Foundation Dana Brock. Dana is a restored citizen who was turned his life around after dealing with many issues and mental health. Dana speaks about his journey to change and becoming a husband, spiritual leader, and a community activist & mentor. This is a raw and authentic look into how men can overcome personal struggles with street life and addiction.
2023-03-2827 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 3 Trusting the Process of TransitionIn this episode, Raya and Leslie discuss the process of transitioning into your purpose. We all go through a season of transformation that requires separation and the ability to trust the process. Leslie speaks about a traumatic event that has caused her to transition into own personal purpose and how she was able to surrender to the change.
2023-03-2126 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 2 A Conversation with Community Activist Stu HamptonRaya and Leslie have an in-depth conversation with the 2021 Ray of Hope: Humanitarian Award winner and community activist Stu Hampton. Stu is the founder of Linden Community Engagement Resource Team, Center of Encouragement, Saving Our Sons event, and the Mother’s are Royalty dinners. Stu has been instrumental in creating forums for change and putting his words into action.
2023-03-1426 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 2 Episode 1 Friendships and Mental HealthOn this episode of Ray of Hope: The Podcast, Raya and Leslie discuss the impact that friendships have on mental health and wellness. Healthy friendships are vital to growth and transition. Unhealthy friendships can lead to friendship PTSD. Be intentional with friends and learn to listen to each other. Be the kind of friend that you require for yourself.
2023-03-0726 minThe ONS PodcastEpisode 239: Meet the ONS Board of Directors: Allen, Mathey, and RobisonWhat is it like to guide a professional association that serves more than 100,000 oncology nurses? ONS Directors-at-Large Deborah "Hutch" Allen, PhD, RN, CNS, FNP-BC, AOCNP®, Kris Mathey, MS, APRN-CNP, AOCNP®, and Jeanene "Gigi" Robison, MSN, APRN, AOCN®, reflect on how their varied nursing backgrounds and ONS experiences help the ONS Board to support a diverse membership during a conversation with ONS Executive Director Lori Brown. They also shared the professional and personal rewards that nurses can reap when getting involved with ONS at any level. You can earn free NCPD contact hours after listening to this episode and completing the...
2022-12-2349 min
Brown Surgery PodcastSo, You Want to be a Hepatobiliary Surgeon? Dr. Rachel Beard, MDToday are going to dive into hepatoboliliary surgery. We are going to take a look at what a day in the life looks like, some of the factors that go into choosing a HPB fellowship, address some of the misconceptions of becoming a HPB surgeon and, of course, touch on the often discussed work-life balance.
Joining me to discuss this topic is our own HPB surgeon and assistant program director Dr Racheal Beard.
Dr Beard completed her undergraduate studies at Boston University. She then went on to Sidney Kimmel Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University...
2022-06-3020 minBrown Surgery PodcastGetting Involved with Global Surgery and Global Surgery Research: Dr. Molly Hunter, MD, MA, MSToday we are continuing our chief podcast series with Dr. Molly Hunter, MD. Molly is joining us today to speak about her experience with getting involved with global surgery and performing global surgery research. She has put together an excellent framework that anyone interested in this area will find extremely helpful as the plot their course in global surgery.
Podcast Chapters:
(0:32) Dr. Hunter's educational pedigree.
(1:18) Dr. Hunter's journey into global surgery.
(3:03) How to get involved with Global Surgery (GS) as a resident?
(4:36) Tips for those exploring GS options in...
2022-06-0228 minBrown Surgery PodcastSo, You Want to be a General Surgeon? Dr. Andrew Varone, MDIn this episode, we are going to kick off our 2022 chief resident podcast series. This is something we started last year as a way for our chief residents to leave their mark here with us at brown by discussing a topic they are passionate about.
Today We are going to take a look at the decision to go into general surgery training. We’ll get into some of the factors that one should consider if they think this is the career pathway for them as well as what it takes to be a successful surgery resident at al...
2022-04-2825 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 1 Episode 8 - Be Encouraged: An Inspiring Conversation with Dr. RayaIn the final episode of season one, Dr. Raya shares some background information about her purpose and passion for creating her foundation and podcast. She takes an opportunity to thank all of the wonderful supporters and listeners. Dr. Raya is closing out season one with words of encouragement to keep you uplifted and hopeful. She provides tools to help you heal and live in your purpose.
2022-04-1225 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 1 Episode 7: Healing Her Empowers MeThis episode of Ray of Hope: The Podcast, Dr. Raya speaks with Julie Morrison , the founder of The Heal Her Foundation. The foundation was created by Julie as a forum for women to come together to start their healing process with other women. Julie’s motto is Healing Her Empowers Me. Julie is a survivor and is helping many women along the path of healing and surviving.
2022-03-2916 minBrown Surgery PodcastWellness Strategies: Dr. Daryl Appleton, M.ED, CAGS, LMHC, Ed.D.I’m excited to have our departmental wellness coach, Dr Daryl Appleton, M.ED, CAGS, LMHC, Ed.D. on with me today as we dive into various topics surrounding clinician wellness. We are going to touch on defining wellness, exploring imposter syndrome, discussing the 7 types of rest we should be engaging in, some of the themes she has noticed in talking with our residents and faculty over the past few years, as well as some stress reduction techniques we can apply when time is a factor.
Podcast Chapters:
(0:46) Dr Appleton's journey into wellness.
(3:14) How...
2022-03-2832 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 1 Episode 6: Bi-racial Bias and Mental HealthOn this episode, Dr. Raya speaks with Angela Crego-Sanders about the mental health impact of growing up as a bi-racial woman. Angela shares some of her personal struggles experienced as a child that led to mental health issues as an adult. She talks about her decision to seek counseling and therapy to improve her feelings of self-worth and love. Angela wanted to share her story to help others dealing with similar struggles.
2022-03-1523 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 1 Episode 5: Coping When Life HappensOn episode 4, Dr. Raya and Nurse Leslie spoke about how life happens and creates stress in our lives. This episode is a follow up to talk about how to cope when those unexpected moments happen. They provide some detailed tools and information to get you back on track and remain positive and hopeful. Sometimes, you just need encouragement, resources, and direction to help you maneuver through challenges.
2022-03-0130 minBrown Surgery PodcastSo You Want To Be A Vascular Surgeon? Dr. Carla Moreira, MDToday are going to dive into vascular surgery. We are going to take a look at what a day in the life looks like, some of the factors that go into choosing a vascular fellowship, address some of the misconceptions and, of course, touch on the often discussed work-life balance.
Joining me to discuss this topic is one of our vascular surgeons Dr Carla Moreira.
Dr Moreira graduated from Rhode Island College in 2003 with B.A. in Biology and Chemistry. In 2008, she received her M.D. from Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI...
2022-02-1933 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 1 Episode 4: Life HappensIn this episode, Dr. Raya and Nurse Leslie discuss the unexpected life events that interrupts life’s balance. Life happens to us all. There will be times when nothing seems to go right and you can’t catch a break. There will be times when life is great and you think you have it all planned out and then, you experience a life-altering event that disrupts life and changes your plans. Nurse Leslie shares the moment that life happened to her and how she survived Hurricane Katrina. No one is exempt from life trauma and events, but there is hope...
2022-02-1531 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 1 Episode 3: Representation MattersOn this next episode of Ray of Hope: The Podcast, Dr. Raya is joined by the beautiful Queens Alexis Wymer and Jennifer Adams. This episode is about Accurate Representation Matters. As mother’s of daughters, it was important to shed light on having accurate representation of women of color. The media can be one-sided showing the societal standards of beauty with fake additives. We are in our natural state of being and beauty talking about representation that reflects those who have love for self without all of the extras.
2022-02-0129 minRay of Hope: The PodcastSeason 1 Episode 2: Am I worthy?Dr. Raya & Nurse Leslie discuss what Self Love means. Breaking down their personal experiences dealing with loving themselves and how they overcame those struggles. Self Love is a journey and is not a one-way road. You have to take multiple turns and different streets to get to a point where you understand, Loving yourself is the first step in being the best version of yourself!
2022-01-1826 minBrown Surgery PodcastEnteral Nutrition Delivery in the Acute Care Setting: Dr. Marion Winkler, PhD, RD, LDN, CNSCWelcome back to the Brown survey podcast.
Today we are going to kick things off with the important topic of enteral nutrition delivery in the acute care setting. Nutrition delivery can be a challenge at times on surgical services and there are always a lot of questions by clinicians on how to approach enteral delivery with patients, calculating individual caloric goals, route of nutritional delivery, and choosing the correct supplemental formulas.
Joining me to discuss this topic is Our local expert on surgical nutrition, Dr. Marion Winkler, PhD, RD, LDN, CNSC. Dr Winkler is a...
2022-01-1330 min
Ray of Hope: The PodcastSeason 1 Episode 1: Who are we?Dr. Raya White is the CEO and Founder of Raya’s Rays of Light Foundation, LLC. Her professional background consists of mental/behavioral health, drug & alcohol rehabilitation, cognitive behavioral issues, and more. Leslie, RN is the Director of the organization. Her professional background consists of geriatric care, utilization management, care coordination, mental/behavioral health, and more. The Raya’s Rays of Light Foundation, LLC. was established to provide individuals with the necessary resources, education, and support lacking in our community. Ray of Hope: The Podcast will discuss overall wellness from a relatable point-of-view to creat...
2022-01-0421 minBrown Surgery PodcastFeedback in Medical Education: Dr. Emily Green, PhD, MAToday are going to dive into the topic of providing feedback in medical education. Today I thought it would be a good time to review this topic, including how we define feedback in the clinical context, the guidelines on how best to provide feedback to our learners and also some of the barriers that we encounter around this process. Joining me to discuss this topic is one of our local experts in adult education Dr Emily Green, PhD, MA. Dr Green is the Assistant Dean for faculty development here at The Warren Alpert medical school at Brown university.
2021-12-1628 minBrown Surgery PodcastSo, You Want To Be A Trauma Surgeon? Dr. Stephanie Lueckel, MDToday we are going to continue our career based podcast discussions and dive into the world of trauma surgery. To help put this into better perspective, we asked Dr. Stephanie Lueckel, MD to join us on the podcast today. Dr Lueckel is an associate professor of surgery here at Brown and one of our trauma/critical care surgeons. She is also a wife and mother of 3 children. I thought she would be a great guest to have on the podcast to explore some of the finer details about why she chose a career in trauma critical care, what a da...
2021-11-0322 minBrown Surgery PodcastSedation in Critical Care: Dr Shawn Whitehead, PharmDWelcome back to the brown surgery podcast. Today we are going to tackle the topic of sedation in critical care with our local Trauma ICU pharmacist Dr Shawn Whitehead, PharmD
The objectives for this podcast are to discuss some of the common medications we have at our disposal for sedating patients in the ICU, particularly those who are intubated on mechanical ventilation. We will also discuss the formal assessment of patients with agitation and factors that should be considered when working up these patients.
Article on the Richmond Agitation and Sedation Scale can be found...
2021-09-3027 minBrown Surgery PodcastBurn Management Part 2: Dr. Manuel Portalatin, DO, MPHToday we continue part 2 of our discussion on burn management with Drs Eric Benoit and Manuel Portalatin. This episode is going to focus on fluid resuscitation as well as excision and grafting options for these patients.
Eric is currently an assistant professor of surgery at Tufts University school of medicine and part of the trauma, ACS, surgical critical care faculty at Lahey hospital and medical center in Massachusetts.
Manny was one of our former critical care fellows, and now an attending burn surgeon at Loyola (This episode was recorded during Manny's fellowship year at MGH)...
2021-09-2338 minBrown Surgery PodcastBurn Management Part 1: Dr Manuel Portalatin, DO, MPHToday we are going to do something a little different and hand the reigns over to our former critical care fellow and faculty member Dr Eric Benoit, MD.
Eric is currently an assistant professor of surgery at Tufts University school of medicine and part of the trauma, ACS, surgical critical care faculty at Lahey hospital and medical center in Massachusetts.
Eric is going to lead this discussion on burn management with another one of our former critical care fellows, and now attending burn surgeon at Loyola, Dr Manuel Portalatin, DO (This episode was recorded during M...
2021-09-1646 minBrown Surgery PodcastObtaining Informed Consent: Dr Eleanor Fallon, MDToday we’re going to talk about obtaining informed consent from patients. It’s a situation that most clinicians, especially junior residents, find themselves in on a daily basis. This episode should serve as a good basic review of the informed consent process and the components that should be included in your discussion with patients.
Additional resources for informed consent can be found here:
Dr. Schwarze's best case/worst case tool:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnS3K44sbu0
https://patientpreferences.org/best-case-worst-case/
Behind the knife podcast discussions on be...
2021-09-0921 min
Brown Surgery PodcastFluid Resuscitation 101: Dr. Michael Connolly, MDWelcome back to the Brown Surgery Podcast.
Today we going to continue our quick-shot podcast series on the basics of fluid resuscitation.
This is a concept that is often discussed and which clinicians encounter frequently, especially junior residents and advanced practice providers who find themselves covering critical care units managing patients with shock.
Joining me today to discuss this topic is Dr. Michael Connolly, MD. Mike is an associate professor of surgery and one of our trauma, critical care surgeons here at Brown Surgery.
Please comment if you enjoy these quick...
2021-07-3015 minBrown Surgery PodcastMechanical Ventilation 101: Dr. Tareq Kheirbek, MD.Welcome back to the Brown Surgery Podcast.
Today we going to continue our quick-shot podcast series on the basics of mechanical ventilation.
This is a concept that clinicians should have a good basic understanding of, especially those junior residents and advanced practice providers who find themselves covering critical care units managing patients on a ventilator.
Joining me today to discuss this topic is Dr. Tareq Kheirbek, MD. Tareq is an associate professor of surgery and one of our trauma, critical care surgeons here at Brown Surgery.
Please comment if you enjoy...
2021-07-0512 minBrown Surgery PodcastVasopressors 101: Dr. Andrew Stephen, MDAs we kick off a new academic year with our new surgical interns, we have put together a quickshot podcast series on the management of critically ill patients to help them get up and running when preparing to take call. In this first episode, we tackle the selection of vasopressors with one of our local trauma and critical care faculty members, Dr. Andrew Stephen, MD. In the coming weeks, we will be continuing this quickshot series on topics such as fluid resuscitation, mechanical ventilation, and sedation.
If you have topics you would like to hear us put tog...
2021-06-3012 minBrown Surgery PodcastSo, You Want To Be A Cardiothoracic Surgeon? Dr. Neel Sodha, MD.Today we are going to continue our career based podcast discussions and dive into the world of cardiothoracic surgery, specifically targeting the cardiac side of the equation. To help put this into better perspective, we asked Dr. Neel Sodha, MD to join us on the podcast. Dr Sodha is an associate professor of surgery here at Brown and one of our cardiothoracic surgeons who typically takes our residents through a month of elective cardiac surgery. I thought he would be a great guest to have on today to explore some of the finer details about why he chose a c...
2021-06-2416 minBrown Surgery PodcastCompartment Syndrome and Crush Injury: Dr. Juan Pablo Zhenlio, MDCompartment syndrome and crush injury are two different clinical processes that are commonly confused with one another. Our residents get to work up a number of these patients on the trauma and acute care surgery service and it is important to understand that while the two diagnoses are similar, recognizing the differences between them is extremely important and can significantly impact patient outcomes. Today we discuss the workup and management of each of these diagnoses with our chief surgical resident Dr Juan Pablo Zhenlio, MD.
2021-06-1718 minBrown Surgery PodcastManagement of Acute Aortic Syndromes: Drs Laura Scrimgeour, MD and Neel Sodha, MD.Today we continue with our Chief Resident Podcast Project and welcome Dr Laura Scrimgeor, MD to the podcast. Laura has also invited our local cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Neel Sodha, MD to join her for a discussion on the workup and management of acute aortic syndromes. In this episode, we will cover some basic thoracic anatomy, clarify the dissection classification syndrome, and discus the workup and management of aortic dissections, intramural hematomas, and penetrating aortic ulcers.
2021-06-1024 minBrown Surgery PodcastTeaching Residents How to Operate Part 3: Dr Eleanor Fallon, MD.A few weeks ago we talked to both senior and junior surgical faculty here at Brown on how to better teach residents how to operate while in the operating room. If you haven’t listened to those podcasts yet, please be sure to check those out with doctors David Cloutier, Christine Emmick, Marcoandrea Giorgi and Andrew Luhrs. Today we will be continuing that discussion from the perspective of our chief resident Dr Eleanor Fallon, MD. as she discusses the best way senior residents can better prepare to take on teaching cases during residency.
2021-06-0423 minBrown Surgery PodcastManagement of Carotid Artery Disease: Dr. Lily Wang, MD.The workup and management of carotid artery disease is a common clinical condition that our surgical residents are frequently exposed to on the vascular surgery service. Today, we continue our Chief Resident Podcast Project with Dr. Lily Wang, MD as she takes us through the workup and surgical management of carotid artery disease and discusses a few key clinical trials all residents should be familiar with when starting their vascular surgery rotation.
Trials mentioned in this Podcast:
ACAS: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7723155/
NASCET: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10471419/
CR...
2021-06-0219 minBrown Surgery PodcastManagement of Esophageal Perforations, Two Case Study Presentations: Dr. Haley Leesley, MDToday we are doing something different on this episode of our Chief Resident Podcast Project. Dr Haley Leesley, MD is going to take us through two cases of esophageal perforations. This should serve as a good overview and review of the surgical management of this disease process. Please let us know if you enjoy this format and would like to hear more cases presented like this on the podcast.
2021-05-2716 minBrown Surgery PodcastHIPEC; Evolution, Patient Management, and Outcomes: Dr. Constantinos Zambirinis, MDThe multimodal approach for patients with peritoneal carcinomatosis involves what is known as cytoreductive surgery, followed by hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC). The specifics of this treatment regimen and how it is performed is not something we typically discuss outside of service specific surgical oncology conferences. To better prepare our residents and medical learners out there, today we sit down with our Chief Surgical Resident, Constantinos Zambirinis, MD to discuss the evolution, patient management, and future applications of HIPEC therapy.
Follow Dr Zambirinis on Twitter at: @czambir
2021-05-1326 min
Nursing UncensoredSurviving Cancer During a Pandemic: One Nurse's Story with Courtney Shihabuddin, DNP, APRN-CNPIn this episode, Adrianne welcomes Nurse Practitioner, educator, mentor, blogger, cancer survivor and mom, Courtney Shihabuddin, DNP, APRN-CNP. She recounts her surreal experience being diagnosed with breast cancer just as COVID was causing the overwhelm and shutdown of healthcare facilities across the country in early 2020. She takes us through the timeline of her treatment, surgeries and complications very openly, candidly and with just enough humor to keep us from losing our composure.If all of that weren’t enough, they also discuss:-Care+Wear, the healthcare clothing company and its impact for recovering patients-The co...
2021-05-111h 04Brown Surgery PodcastNarrative Surgery with Dr. Polina Zmijewski, MD.We are excited to kick off our first Chief Resident Podcast Episode. Dr Zmijewski was our Chief of Wellness this past academic year at Brown. In addition to doing an outstanding job in this role, she implemented a Narrative Surgery curriculum for both faculty and staff. In this weeks episode, we explore the meaning, content and curriculum behind her Narrative Surgery efforts and gain insight into why this curriculum is meaningful for our surgical discipline as a whole.
2021-05-0623 minBrown Surgery PodcastSo, You Want To Be An Endocrine Surgeon? Dr. Travis Cotton, MD.Today we are going to continue with our career based podcast discussions and dive into the world of endocrine surgery. Our residents at Brown spend a lot of time rotating on this service during their PGY3 year and it is always a rotation they look forward to for many reasons.
Whether is the repetitive nature of the procedure, the ability to improve their dexterity working in in smaller spaces, or just getting more facile with neck anatomy and dissections, the overall experience of residents in this service is always very positive.
To help put this...
2021-04-3025 min
NeuroPod!NeuroPod Episode 5 - APRN, CNP Tiffany Hays Talks Vitamin DeficienciesIt’s important to understand which vitamins the vast majority of Americans are deficient in so you can make the necessary adjustments to your diet. APRN, CNP Tiffany Hays at Neuropathy Treatment Clinic of Oklahoma is the special guest on episode 5 of NeuroPod. B Vitamins, D3, and probiotics should be incorporated in your diet daily. The symptoms of vitamin deficiencies can go unnoticed for extended time. The faster you educate yourself and develop a plan; the better quality of life you’ll live. Understanding which vitamins you are deficient in, how you can incorporate them into your diet and what habit...
2021-04-1217 minBrown Surgery PodcastUsing Mortality as an Outcomes Variable in Clinical Research: Dr Eric Benoit, MDIt is common practice to use mortality as a primary outcomes variable, particularly in critical care research. Today, we welcome Dr, Eric Benoit to the Podcast to discuss why this may not always be the best approach and the other ways we can examine outcomes in clinical-based research. We will touch on topics such as composite outcomes, quality adjusted life years, the treatment effect and the infrequently discussed fragility index.
Selected references:
Harhay, et al. “Outcomes & statistical power in adult critical care randomized trials.” Am J Respir Crit Care Med 2014. PMID 24786714
Kent & Trikalinos. “Therapeutic...
2021-04-0133 minBrown Surgery PodcastThe Role of the Surgical Scientist: Part 2, Dr. Sean Monaghan, MDWhether or not to enter the lab is a common career decision for surgical residents, either for fellowship or professional development opportunities. Unlike other medical disciplines, surgery is the only discipline where lab years are performed in between clinical years, typically after PGY 2 or 3. This episode continues our two-part look into the role of the surgical scientist to gain insight into the decision making process of entering the lab as a resident, the resources available to novice researchers, and how to ultimately balance a research career with clinical practice as well as family life. We continue part 2 with Dr...
2021-03-2516 min2021-03-1900 minBrown Surgery PodcastThe Role of the Surgical Scientist: Part 1, Dr. Daithi Heffernan, MDWhether or not to enter the lab is a common career decision for surgical residents, either for fellowship or professional development opportunities. Unlike other medical disciplines, surgery is the only discipline where lab years are performed in between clinical years, typically after PGY 2 or 3. We begin a two-part episode on the role of the surgical scientist to gain insight into the decision making process of entering the lab as a resident, the resources available to novice researchers, and how to ultimately balance a research career with clinical practice as well as family life. We kick off part 1 with Dr Dai...
2021-03-1924 min
TeamPeds TalksLearning to COPE with Cognitive Behavioral TherapyTeamPeds Talks will focus on Mental Health in our second Conversations on Child Health series.
Each conversation episode is hosted by National Association of Pediatric Nurse Pediatric Executive Board President Jessica Peck, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC, CNE, CNL, FAANP.
This episode's guest is Bernadette Melnyk PhD, APRN-CNP, FAANP, FNAP, FAAN discussing CBT and Coping.
In this episode, the renowned & visionary nurse leader Dr. Bernadette Melnyk shares how her own personal tragedy led to a passion for impacting mental health. Listen as she demystifies cognitive behavioral therapy through her COPE program for teachers, students, and health...
2021-03-1639 minBrown Surgery PodcastTeaching Residents How to Operate Part 2: Marcoandrea Giorgi, MD and Andrew Luhrs, MDIt's definitely one thing to be in command of a case and tell your first assistant what you need from them. It's an entirely different scenario when they have to get into the position of taking a junior resident through a case (the art of being a good first assistant and evaluating the decision making of the junior). We further explore this concept in part 2 of our 3 part series exploring the transition from intra-operative learner to intra-operative teacher
2021-03-1222 minBrown Surgery PodcastTeaching Residents How to Operate Part 1: Christine Emmick, MD and David Cloutier, MDIt's definitely one thing to be in command of a case and tell your first assistant what you need from them. It's an entirely different scenario when they have to get into the position of taking a junior resident through a case (the art of being a good first assistant and evaluating the decision making of the junior). We explore this concept in what is going to be a 3 part series exploring the transition from intra-operative learner to intra-operative teacher
2021-03-1123 minBrown Surgery PodcastDiscussion on the Cures Act and what it means for us as Surgeons and CliniciansChapters:
(0:00) Introduction
(1:04) Why should we care about the Cures act
(5:46) What notes are eligible for sharing
(10:40) Use of abbreviations
(14:02) Liability Concerns
(16:09) Tips and suggestions for writing notes
2020-12-0722 min
Legacy of LeadershipDr. Timiya Nolan (BSN 2008, MSN 2011, PhD 2016)On the sixth episode of Legacy of Leadership, we talk with three-time UAB School of Nursing graduate Timiya Nolan, PhD, APRN-CNP, ANP-BC. Dr. Nolan is an assistant professor at The Ohio State University College of Nursing and a health disparities-focused nurse scientist developing interventions that promote self-management in the prevention and control of chronic conditions.
2020-09-1617 min
Talking PediatricsKids and COVID (Part 1): Symptoms, Testing and TransmissionAnu Kalaskar, MD, medical director of infectious disease and Patsy Stinchfield, APRN, CNP, senior director infection control at Children's Minnesota share updates on national epidemiology trends, what to look for when kids contract COVID-19, what we know about COVID-19 transmission in kids and when to test (and when NOT to test) kids for COVID-19.
2020-08-1720 min