ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Our first episode is about Patient Trust, and we are privileged to start this series off with our very own Practice Facilitators Katie Ebinger, Angie Schindler-Berg, and Diane Cardwell. Please enjoy this episode.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
During this two-part podcast episode, you will listen to a conversation about Health Equity. This time, we had the honor to have Indra Lusero as our guest. Indra is the founder and director of Elephant Circle, an organization that brings an intersectional, feminist, reproductive justice, and desi…
During this two-part podcast episode, you will listen to a conversation about Health Equity. This time, we had the honor to have Indra Lusero as our guest. Indra is the founder and director of Elephant Circle, an organization that brings an intersectional, feminist, reproductive justice, and desi…
In this episode, Katie Ebinger has a conversation with Sue Mckenzie Dicks (Vice President of Healthy Culture at Rogers Behavioral Health) about compassion fatigue and resilience, how the pandemic has impacted resilience, staff burnout, and the stigma around mental health. Also, listen to how Rog…
In this episode, we are fortunate to have a conversation with Holly Roberts, Ph.D., who is an Associate Professor and faculty trainer in the Department of Psychology at the Munroe-Meyer Institute (MMI) at the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) and a licensed psychologist in Nebraska. Hea…
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