Bedste Health Equity-podcasts (2024)

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Oncology Navigator_Debra Rundles: Health Equity Stories 53:39

10d ago53:39

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About: https://cultivatehealthequity.com/about Debra Rundles, an experienced oncology navigator and compassionate guide, accompanies individuals through the difficult cancer journey. Her unwavering commitment to serving, educating, and empowering cancer patients is remarkable. In recognition of her tireless efforts in the fight against breast cance…

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A Champion of Social Change 37:44

17d ago37:44

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About: https://cultivatehealthequity.com/about Dr. Harris is a passionate nonprofit leader and professor at the University of Texas, Arlington, committed to driving positive social change. With over 20 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, she has dedicated her career to empowering marginalized communities and addressing social disparities.…

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Health Equity Story Trailer! 1:51

1M ago1:51

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Join us as we explore the human side of healthcare. Because health equity isn’t an abstract concept; it’s a lived experience. Cultivating Health Equity through education, partnership, and advocacy. Cultivatehealthequity.com for additional resources Cultivatehealthequity.blog to participate in the conversation.…

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S4 Ep. 5: "Understanding Women's Health through the Women's Health Initiative" 25:07

2M ago25:07

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It's Women History Month! In this episode of Cancer Health Equity NOW, hosts Aden Afework and Jessica Lopez-Ramirez speak with Dr. Garnet Anderson, biostatistician and clinical trialist at the Fred Hutch Cancer Center, about her involvement as a Principal Investigator in the Women’s Health Initiative. Since its launch in 1992, the Women’s Health In…

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Rejecting Generational Trauma and Reimagining Black Neighborhoods for Economic Self-Sufficiency 49:04

2M ago49:04

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Ep. 32 Pastor George Nicholas and Dr. Henry Taylor discuss their plan to transform Buffalo's Black east side. This episode explores the concept of a neighborly community built on principles of solidarity, community governance, shared ownership, cooperative economics, and community wealth. We must own and control the land on which we are building ou…

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Gun Violence is the Output. Where does it begin? 47:54

2M ago47:54

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Ep. 31 Pastor George Nicholas and Sherman Webb-Middlebrooks discuss the issue of gun violence as a public health concern. They explore the historical roots of gun ownership in America, particularly its connection to the control of Black people, and the disproportionate impact of gun violence on Black youth. They also highlight the need for upcoming…

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How Dion Green Changed Legislation for Victims of Violence and His Current Run for Office 31:40

3M ago31:40

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Ep. 30 Guest host Ebony White delves into the depths of community resilience and grassroots advocacy with guest Dion Green. This show promises to unravel the tapestry of a community's struggle for health equity and the individual journeys of empowerment that fuel collective hope and healing. Dion Green is the founder and CEO of the Fudge Foundation…

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Health Sciences Charter School in Buffalo Engages Students with Health Ambassador Program and Urban Gardening 25:45

3M ago25:45

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Ep. 29 In this episode of Igniting Hope Radio, guest host Ebony White interviews Isiah Gary, the Director of Diversity, Community, and Health Equity at Health Sciences Charter School in Buffalo. Isiah discusses his role in helping students plan for their future careers and promoting health equity within the school. He highlights the importance of W…

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S4 Ep. 4: "Cervical Cancer Awareness Month" 44:33

4M ago44:33

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It's Cervical Cancer Awareness Month! In Season 4, Episode 4, hosts Daniel Padron and Cithlali Chavez Mendoza speak with guests from the Fred Hutch Cancer Center, Washington State Department of Health (DOH), and Yakima Health District Breast, Cervical, and Colon Health Program (BCCHP). This episode focuses on raising awareness about cervical cancer…

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Urban Gardening with Kids: Growing Happy People and Happy Plants so We Can Eat to Live 28:55

4M ago28:55

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Ep. 28 The Sensory Garden was created in response to the mass shooting at a Buffalo grocery store on May 14 2022. This is just one of seven Urban Gardens our guest has his green thumb on! Dwight Lowe, the executive director and founder of Home Beneath Our Feet, joins Ebony White on Igniting Hope Radio to discuss the importance of gardening and prov…

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Institute for Healthcare Improvement's Equity Action Lab 29:25

4M ago29:25

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Our focus on reducing disparities led to a partnership with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. A gap in care with our Somali patient population was discovered after reviewing numbers for colorectal and breast cancer screenings, pediatric immunizations and diabetes. In the Season 4 finale, two HealthPartners colleagues, family nurse practitio…

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S4 Ep. 3: "Prostate Cancer Action and Advocacy with BACPAC" 35:19

5M ago35:19

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In this episode of Cancer Health Equity NOW, we talk with Dante’ Morehead and Ben Young, members of the BACPAC team. BACPAC is a community of patients, partners, advocates, and researchers brought together with the mission of improving prostate cancer care for Black and African-descent men through community-based research and advocacy. In this epis…

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Libertarianism 1:12:57

5M ago1:12:57

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In this episode, we look at what Libertarianism has to say about health equity with our guests, Dr. Jess Flanigan and Michael Cannon. Libertarianism is a core part of American discourse, but can be absent from public health discourse, which is why this is one of our most important episodes.Af Matthew Castner

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Family Cancer Gene Discovered with myGenetics 27:49

5M ago27:49

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HealthPartners created myGenetics, a community health research program in partnership with Helix, because DNA can tell people about their health and may hold the key to understanding certain health risk factors. Deenya Craig, a HealthPartners patient with a family history of cancer, started having irregular mammograms in her mid-30s and knew DNA te…

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Effective Altruism 1:20:48

6M ago1:20:48

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In this episode, we consider Effective Altruism, the cool younger brother of Utilitarianism. Effective Altruism provides another lens through which to consider what health equity demands of us, and leads to some interesting conclusions when thinking about American inequities in a global context. This episode features interviews with Dr. Brian Berke…

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Access to Youth Sports 31:09

6M ago31:09

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The playing field isn’t always level when it comes to youth sports. Access for kids and communities often depends on whether parents and families can afford the costs connected to teams, training and travel. Lea B. Olsen, a former college athlete with a career in sports, shares her how she found competitive basketball as a kid growing up in South M…

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Utilitarianism 50:30

6M ago50:30

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Join us for our first deep dive on an ethical framework with Utilitarianism, the invisible foundation of much of our modern world, including healthcare and public health. In this episode, we talk with Dr. Michael Quinn and Dr. Chris Riley, two of the world's leading experts on Utilitarianism and its patron saint, Jeremy Bentham. We also trace Benth…

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S4 Ep.2: "Workforce Development and Indigenous Health Equity" 46:20

6M ago46:20

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This episode is a discussion of workforce development and the importance of representation when it comes to health equity for American Indian/Alaska Native communities. OCOE's Snowy Johnson is joined with Tee Benally, Senior Research Coordinator at Seven Directions, for a storytelling session on their pathways and experiences in public health as Na…

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Developing DEI Initiatives in Higher Learning 24:55

6M ago24:55

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Community Health MPact is a course in which students examine causes of and potential solutions to health inequities impacting urban communities in Minnesota. Urbanization can bring social and economic benefits, but structural inequities in these areas are the key contributors to health inequities which most often harm Black communities and communit…

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Parent Navigates Allyship 24:39

6M ago24:39

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Allyship is showing solidarity with members of a marginalized or mistreated group to which one doesn’t belong. Kelly Fang, senior on-site well-being program manager and health coach, shares her allyship story that began when her child wanted to dress more masculine. She talks about what allyship is and isn’t, struggling with the concept of “living …

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S4 Ep. 1: "Art Kits and Gender Affirming Support: two organizations impacting communities in Eastern Washington" 40:15

7M ago40:15

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Welcome Back! We are excited to kick-off Season 4 with a conversation with two community partners doing powerful, caring, and life altering work in Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho. In this episode, we talk with Anne Johnson, Director of Community Care with Spectrum Center Spokane and Caryn Bothman, Founder of Tough As Nails. How is their work…

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What The Health? 59:28

7M ago59:28

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Join us as we define what "health" is with Dr. Nick King and Dr. Yukiko Asada. Defining health is a complicated endeavor that both reflects and shapes our cultural norms. Additionally, we create a parallel reality with The Oversimplicator to investigate the moral and health consequences of a society dedicated to eating as many hot dogs as you can.…

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Disparities in Breast Health 25:59

7M ago25:59

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Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in women (excluding skin cancers) and second-leading cause of cancer-related death among women in the U.S. And while African American women are less likely to develop breast cancer, they're more likely to die from it – a lot more likely. Dr. Lashonda Soma, a breast imager for Midwest Radiology who ser…

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Medicaid Re-enrollment Explained 27:33

7M ago27:33

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About 1.5 million Minnesotans with Medical Assistance or MinnesotaCare must complete re-enrollment paperwork to re-determine their Medicaid-eligibility status by May 2024. The already significant disparities with access to health insurance for communities of color make this a health equity emergency. Leigh Grauman, a licensed social worker and dire…

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Answers from Expert About Gender Services and Care 28:16

8M ago28:16

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Dr. Deb Thorp, medical director of gender services at Park Nicollet, answers questions about the unique health care needs of people who are transgender, the difference between sex and gender, and the care she and her team have been providing for decades. Hosts: Kari Haley, MD, and Steven Jackson, MD Guest: Deb Thorp, MD HealthPartners website: Off …

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Welcome to the Headwaters 56:18

8M ago56:18

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In this episode, we introduce a new podcast and explain why it is starting in the manner in which it starts. Guests: Dr. Sarah Gollust - Bio Twitter Dr. Nick King - Bio Twitter Dr. Sridhar Venkatapuram - Bio TwitterAf Matthew Castner

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The Opioid Epidemic's Health Inequities in Rural Communities: An Interview with Michael Meit 43:32

9M ago43:32

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Hosts Dr. Don Stader, MD, and Dr. Rachael Duncan, PharmD, sit down with Michael Meit, the co-director of Center for Rural Health Research and a research associate professor in the Department of Health Services Management and Policy to discuss his work in rural health research. Mike talks about how your zipcode should not determine your health outco…

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S3 Ep.7: "New Faces, New Perspectives" 41:01

9M ago41:01

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Join us for our last episode of Season 3 and welcome some new faces to the OCOE team! For episode 7, we welcome Jamie, Jean, Liz, and Sara to the team as we delve deeper into the unique perspectives that shape and support health equity work at the Hutch. Much to discuss!

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Black Women Share Pregnancy and Post-birth Experiences in Community Circles 32:55

10M ago32:55

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Community Circles are virtual, consultant-led, supported classes that bring Black women together through every stage of pregnancy and post-birth to share their experiences, joys, questions, thoughts and fears. The circles are patient-guided and focus on social support and building community among participants. In the final episode of the third seas…

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Cultural Identity and Concepts of Race in Early Childhood Development 28:01

10M ago28:01

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Dianne Haulcy is president and CEO at The Family Partnership and host of Early Risers, a podcast from Little Moments Count and Minnesota Public Radio. She joins the show to share what led her to pursue childhood education, how families can talk to kids about race and racism, and how the two podcasts have similar origin stories. Hosts: Kari Haley, M…

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”Tobacco is for the Young, Black, Poor and Stupid”: Stan Martin Exposing Big Tobacco’s Plot Against Us 29:54

10M ago29:54

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Ep. 27 Tobacco use is a major contributor to the three leading causes of death among African Americans—heart disease, cancer, and stroke, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 40,000 Black people die annually from cigarettes annually but on Saturday June 24th the Tobacco Free Erie Niagara Coalition is holding a funeral for "M…

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S3 Ep.6: "Celebrating National Nurses Week" 43:22

10M ago43:22

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Let’s celebrate National Nurses Week! In this episode we sit down with Arlyce Coumar, MN, RN, OCN and Jennifer Lynch, RN, BSN, BMTCN to talk more about what oncology nurses do and address misconceptions about the role of nurses in healthcare. You will learn more about the hats nurses wear within their roles as educators, patient advocates, and poli…

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Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Anti-racism Teams in the Workplace 33:13

11M ago33:13

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Members of Regions Hospital’s Surgical Services Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee join the show’s first-ever recording in front of a live audience inside the hospital auditorium in St. Paul, Minnesota. Laura Barnes, Drea Bauer, Meghan Gowan and Nick Hommez share how the group got its start, its initiatives and activities and the importance …

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LGBTQ+ Colleague Resource Group Creates Safe and Supportive Space 31:00

11M ago31:00

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The LGBTQ+ Colleague Resource Group at HealthPartners created a safe and supportive space for LGBTQ+ colleagues through building relationships, offering professional development opportunities and acting as a resource for businesses. Katie Paro, a resource group leader and the specialty and operations manager at our Burnsville clinic, shares the CRG…

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S3 Ep. 5: Medicaid in WA State 37:29

11M ago37:29

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We sit down with Cecile Greenway CMS Regional office to discuss the fears and misconceptions we hear from communities that we work with who are historically marginalized and are medically disadvantaged. Join us as we take the opportunity to highlight the important role that Medicaid plays in the lives of millions of people when it comes to accessin…

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Rural Health Equity Basics 46:21

11M ago46:21

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“Where you live shouldn’t determine if you live not how well you live.” Hosts Dr. Don Stader, MD, and Dr. Rachael Duncan, PharmD, sit down to discuss how aspects unique to rural areas contribute to health disparities compared to urban areas. From a more restricted access to speciality care and demographic trends to environmental conditions and legi…

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The Realities of Responding to Microaggressions 31:49

12M ago31:49

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Microaggressions, the subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle), offensive comments or actions directed at a member of a marginalized group that reinforce stereotypes, come in many forms. Registered nurses Annalise George and Tina Santos and emergency room technician Jenny Sloan share their experiences dealing with and responding to microaggressions as …

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My Brother’s Keeper: Creating a Culture of Self-support with Sherman Webb-Middlebrooks 36:17

12M ago36:17

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Ep. 26 Sherman Webb-Middlebrooks is on a mission to fill a void in his community by creating a safe space for Black men to engage in conversations about mental, physical, and spiritual health. But with a system designed to benefit from their trauma and struggle, Sherman's journey is anything but easy. Will he be able to break the mold and provide a…

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The Practice of Self-care and Finding Community 29:14

12M ago29:14

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Jason Jackson helps leaders and teams at HealthPartners with critically important conversations as a diversity and inclusion consultant. On this episode, he shares his work and passion for equity and inclusion, the importance of not placating to whiteness, and finding a community of care while managing anxiety and depression. Hosts: Kari Haley, MD,…

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Belonging, Burnout and the Importance of Well-being 26:13

1y ago26:13

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Well-being and burnout aren’t new topics, but they’ve been in the spotlight since the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Natalia Dorf Biderman, a hospitalist at Park Nicollet Methodist Hospital in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, and co-chair of the clinician well-being taskforce at HealthPartners, shares how burnout expresses itself and relates to well-being. She a…

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Racial Disparities in Health Outcomes and the Opioid Epidemic 16:17

1y ago16:17

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Hosts Dr. Don Stader, MD, and Dr. Rachael Duncan, PharmD, sit down to discuss the breadth of racial disparities that exist in health outcomes with respect to the opioid epidemic. References: Goedel WC, Shapiro A, Cerdá M, Tsai JW, Hadland SE, Marshall BDL. Association of Racial/Ethnic Segregation With Treatment Capacity for Opioid Use Disorder in C…

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How the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiments led to Racial Disparities in Healthcare: An Interview with Dr. Susan Reverby 57:07

1y ago57:07

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Hosts Dr. Don Stader, MD, and Dr. Rachael Duncan, PharmD, sit down with Dr. Susan Reverby, PhD, to discuss the infamous Tuskegee syphilis experiments. Dr. Reverby discusses her research into the notorious experimental trial and how the fallout has led to distrust in the healthcare system within marginalized communities in the United States. Amidst …

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Changes that Improve Care and Experience 34:12

1y ago34:12

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Dr. Yeng Yang spent five years in a refugee camp before her family moved to St. Paul, Minnesota, when she was 10. Her experiences as a child, including the pain she saw her father go through before he died, drove her to pursue a career in health care focused on equity. Dr. Yang shares changes taking place and the opportunities to improve experience…

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Caring for the Caregivers Across Generations with Sade Dozan 31:30

1y ago31:30

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Ep. 25 Sade Dozan joins Pastor George to talk about their personal experiences with caring for aging parents and the upcoming event addressing the need for care for the caregivers. In this episode we explore the following questions: Should you give up your life to care for elderly parent? How do you deal with the stress of caring for an elderly par…

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Disparities in the Treatment of Pain and Addiction 36:03

1y ago36:03

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In this episode, we dive into the effect of health disparities in the management of pain and treatment of substance use disorders.

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Basics of Health Equity and Disparities 31:18

1y ago31:18

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Dr. Don Stader, MD, and Dr. Rachael Duncan, PharmD, sit down to introduce the basic concept of health equity, social determinants of health, and how they can contribute to health disparities.

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City of Saint Paul's Diversity and Equity Efforts 29:24

1y ago29:24

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The murder of George Floyd and summer of 2020 intensified the equity work of businesses, organizations and government. It was an urgent wakeup call for some but reaffirmation of the work already being done by others. Toni Newborn, human resources director and the first chief equity officer for the City of Saint Paul, discusses cultural and systemic…

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Unlocking Health Equity Data in Erie County with Kelly Wofford 38:42

1y ago38:42

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Ep. 24 Discover the shocking disparities in health equity revealed by the Erie County Initial Report. Kelly Wofford is the director of the Erie County Department of Health Equity, established by law in 2020. She is responsible for the Health Equity in Erie County: An Initial Disparities Report - This report is intended to serve as a resource for al…

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Big Tobacco: Profit over People. A Raw Discussion with Stan Martin 21:33

1y ago21:33

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Ep. 23 Stan Martin joins Pastor George to address the leading cause of death among Black American adults. There is a concerted plan to destroy us. We need to be diligent about supporting policy that support us. Tobacco is responsible for deaths needs to held responsible. Big tobacco places profit over people. WE must place public health over Tobacc…

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S3 Ep. 4: "Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month: Let's discuss Screening & Cancer Care" 40:35

1y ago40:35

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Welcome to colorectal cancer awareness month! For Episode 4 of Season 3 we highlight the importance of colorectal cancer screening and have a candid conversation about the disparities in cancer care access and the work being done to combat inequities. We are so excited and inspired by our conversation with Dr. Rachel Issaka, gastroenterologist and …

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