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Nurses are on the frontlines of healthcare, yet their voices often go unheard.
In this raw and unfiltered episode, experienced nurse Keith Carlson exposes the broken system he has witnessed in over 27 years in the field. Keith provides an insider's critique of profit-driven corporatization, toxic hospital culture, unsafe staffing, and other dysfunction plaguing healthcare - factors contributing to physician burnout, poor patient care, and a disillusioned nursing workforce.
Tune in to hear this passionate nurse's perspective and insights into creating a healthcare system that lives up to its ideals by better supporting nurses and patients.
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