Hear Me Now Podcast

Veronika Zantop, M.D. Medical Director Swedish Center for Perinatal ��Bonding and Support Medical Director Reproductive Mental Health at Swedish Seattle, Wash.�� �� Alexandra Fleming, MSW, LICSW Therapist Swedish Center for Perinatal Bonding and Support Nurturing Wisdom Therapy Seattle, Wash.�� �� .. �� We are collecting stories of pregnancy loss as part of the ongoing �� Hear Me Now oral history...

This interview is an extended version of material that appears in a podcast episode devoted to exploring early pregnancy loss. We invite you to listen to that podcast . If you're interested in sharing your story of pregnancy loss, write to us for information on participating in the Hear Me Now story project:�� HearMeNowStories@providence.org

This interview is an extended version of material that appears in a podcast episode devoted to exploring early pregnancy loss. We invite you to listen to that podcast . If you're interested in sharing your story of pregnancy loss, write to us for information on participating in the Hear Me Now story project:�� HearMeNowStories@providence.org ��

WATCH Lauren and company in one of their dance performances. "Showing pregnancy loss through the lens of miscarriage, medical abortion, and stillbirth. The journey transitions from an individual one, to one with family and support. The piece ends with the power of holding space, and being there for each other." . This interview is an extended version of material that appears in a podcast episode d...

This interview is an extended version of material that appears in a podcast episode devoted to exploring early pregnancy loss. We invite you to listen to that podcast . If you're interested in sharing your story of pregnancy loss, write to us for information on participating in the Hear Me Now story project:�� HearMeNowStories@providence.org

�� �� Sylvain ���Syl��� Trepanier, DNP, RN, CENP, FAAN, FAONL�� System Chief Nursing Officer�� Providence�� Renton, Wash.�� �� �� Caregiver Resources from Providence Navigating Stress and Burnout �� This episode is the third in a series on nursing that marks the Year of the Nurse and Midwife. Listen to the other episodes: Caring for the First COVID-19 Patient in the U.S. The Voices of Nurses

Diane Meier, M.D., is professor of Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine at Mount Sinai Medical School in New York, N.Y., where she also holds a chair in Medical Ethics. Dr. Meier is the director emerita and strategic medical advisor of the Center to Advance Palliative Care ( CAPC ) where she has championed the sharing of best practices in the field of palliative medicine.�� �� She has been succeeded...

Aaron Martin Executive Vice President Chief Digital & Innovation Officer Providence . Managing General Partner Providence Ventures . . Watch the Google Assistant haircut appointment video. ��

THE SPIRITUAL CARE OF THE WHOLE PERSON . Imam Yusuf Hasan Chaplain Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center New York, N.Y. MSKCC Spiritual & Religious Care ����� �� NYP Pastoral Care ��� African American Day Parade ��� �� Association of Professional Chaplains ��� HealthCare Chaplaincy Network ��� �� Association of Muslim Chaplains ��� Masjid Mal...

On April 5, 2021, a new federal rule mandates that healthcare providers make most medical records available to patients without charge and without blocking. It's a move proponents hope will promote transparency and collaboration between patients and clinicians. �� But will clinicians tailor their language for patients? Will the average patient understand what's in the medical record? And will this...

CARING FOR THE FIRST COVID+ PATIENT Robin Addison is a nurse in the emergency department at Providence Regional Medical Center in Everett. She's also the clinical coordinator for the BEST team ��� the biocontainment, evaluation, and specialty treatment team, the people charged with caring for patients with what they call a " high consequence infectious disease ."�� In January of 2020, Robin and he...

Last spring, Cylix Shane and some other engineers, using off-the-shelf parts, built a prototype emergency ventilator that could be readily-deployed during the pandemic. ���We have some rural hospitals that wouldn���t have access to ventilators if they had a surge in patients, so we wanted to be able to allow them to configure one rapidly using parts they could get locally.��� Total cost: about $25...

Against a backdrop of COVID-19 denialism and super-spreader events , Dr. Zahra Esmail and social worker Christina Rothans have been treating a recent surge of patients with their colleagues in the South Bay of Los Angeles.�� The two serve on one of the in-house palliative care teams at the Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center in Torrance, Calif. They are responsible for the care of the...

This podcast was recorded on 1/11/2021 Ali Santore and Julie Rovner join us for a conversation about the opportunities and challenges members of the new Biden administration face as they work to mend the nation, deal with the nation's response to a deadly pandemic, and advance access to care for underserved populations in what is now a four trillion-dollar healthcare business in America.�� Nominal...

�� MERRY CHRISTMAS! The Rev. Denise Hess of the Supportive Care Coalition ��(now part of the Catholic Health Association ) joins host Se��n Collins in a reflection on the Christian doctrine of the Incarnation and the ways it has inspired centuries of healthcare. They talk about the example of Jesus-as-healer, the crucial role women have served in promoting healthcare ministries, and the place suff...

"Nurses bring science to the bedside." It's an elegant and succinct way to think about the key role nursing plays in healthcare.�� In a year that had been set aside to honor nurses, the coronavirus pandemic hit. Many nurses found themselves working under extraordinary circumstances and in situations that none had experienced before. "We were building the plane as we were flying it," we are told on...

�� Kelby Johnson , ��Content Strategy Director for Providence in Seattle, is making plans to have his mom move in with him and his two school-aged children in the spring. �� Crystal Walsh, LCSW , Manager of Supportive Services for TrinityCare Hospice in Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif., cared for her own mom for many years and helps families negotiate some of the boundary issues multigenerational-li...

America has been fighting a War on Drugs for 50 years - a war we've been losing. Oregon's Measure 110 is a bold attempt to re-reframe the tactics. It will attempt to shift the thinking from law enforcement to health care. �� On today's program, we hear from four people who'll be involved in how this first-in-the-nation experiment plays out. They don't all agree on the means to an end, but they do...

�� EAT SMART, MOVE MORE, STAY SOCIAL During our recent episode on Mental Health and the Pandemic , we asked for strategies from �� Robin Henderson who offered a three-fold plan for staying safe and engaged this winter: We have to eat healthily; we have to move our bodies, and we have to interact with each other socially. She says digital wellness is more important than ever during this pandemic. A...

If you or someone you know is struggling with depression or other mental health issues and would like to seek help, please check out the Work@BeWell website for a list of qualified organizations. �� Send us an email and share your COVID Winter strategies with us to help us plan our next episode.�� �� Read Dr. Ira Byock's article Heroism and Hypocrisy: Seeing Our Reflection with 2020 Vision in The...

About Us At the Institute for Human Caring, we believe that whole person care is essential to helping patients, families, and caregivers experience the best care possible. This requires attending to the body, mind and spirit. ��To learn more about whole person care and the Institute for Human Caring go to: instituteforhumancaring.org To learn more about the Hear Me Now storytelling and listing ini...

About Us At the Institute for Human Caring, we believe that whole person care is essential to helping patients, families, and caregivers experience the best care possible. This requires attending to the body, mind and spirit. ��To learn more about whole person care and the Institute for Human Caring go to: instituteforhumancaring.org To learn more about the Hear Me Now storytelling and listing ini...

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About Us At the Institute for Human Caring, we believe that whole person care is essential to helping patients, families, and caregivers experience the best care possible. This requires attending to the body, mind and spirit. ��To learn more about whole person care and the Institute for Human Caring go to: instituteforhumancaring.org To learn more about the Hear Me Now storytelling and listing ini...

About Us At the Institute for Human Caring, we believe that whole person care is essential to helping patients, families, and caregivers experience the best care possible. This requires attending to the body, mind and spirit. ��To learn more about whole person care and the Institute for Human Caring go to: instituteforhumancaring.org To learn more about the Hear Me Now storytelling and listing ini...