The Human Side of Healthcare
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Segment 1 this week features Donna Stauber from Baylor Scott & White Health talking about their very important "Faith in Action" program. We featured this on our very first episode, and are glad to bring Donna in to shine a different light on how this program is helping North Texans in need, especially during Covid 19.
Segment 2 features Kadie Dooley from Children's Health and Associate Professor at University of Te...
Dr. Robert Haley, Professor of Internal Medicine and Director of the Division of Epidemiology in the Internal Medicine Department at UT Southwestern Medical Center joins us this week to talk about the latest research evidence proving without question that wearing a mask will help contain Covid-19, both when someone is infected and when someone may be exposed. This is a very compelling interview with fresh information from someone w...
Dr. Robert Haley, Professor of Internal Medicine and Director of the Division of Epidemiology in the Internal Medicine Department at UT Southwestern Medical Center joins us this week to talk about the latest research evidence proving without question that wearing a mask will help contain Covid-19, both when someone is infected and when someone may be exposed. This is a very compelling interview with fresh information from someone w...
Kirsten Tulchin-Francis, Ph.D.,Division Director, Movement Science Laboratory at Scottish Rite for Children discusses a special research study she has been leading on activity levels for children and teens post-Covid-19. This a very important study that will help hospitals, school, and community leaders develop better systems to help insure children get adequate daily exercise amidst this unprecedented global pandemic. This is the ...
The "Human Side of Healthcare" has a packed show this second week of October!
Segment 1 - Dr. Robert Haley from UTSW Medical Center on a Case for Masks in North Texas as the Covid-19 census points toward a possible Wave-3 ahead.
Segment 2 - NBC-5 Chief Meteorologist David Finfrock, was recently bitten by a rattlesnake. He joins us to tell the very close-call story.
Segment 3 - Dr. Erik Ledig, M.D., Emergency Department Dire...
Since Covid-19 entered our vocabulary last spring, have you come across what could be called "false information?" Haven't we all? In the first half of our show, we examine this from a scientific and clinical perspective with Jasmine Tiro, PhD, Associate Professor, Population and Data Sciences at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. Dr. Tiro is both passionate and eloquent about the importance of accuracy...
Sepsis is a misunderstood illness that can be fatal, and it often begins outside of the hospital - i.e., at home. We have a wonderful team of sepsis experts joining us for the first half of the show - Kathy Watts, Sepsis Coordinator and Jessica Aguilar, Clinical Sepsis Nurse from JPS Health Network in Ft. Worth. Then, in our second segment, Joni Padden, Nursing Infomatic Specialist from Texas Health Resources, continues the convers...
Sherry Cusumano is executive Director of Community Education and Clinical Development at Medical City Green Oaks in Dallas. Sherry is also President of NAMI North Texas, the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
Sherry shares her passion on breaking through the stigma surrounding mental health. This is her uninterrupted interview from Show 38.
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On September 23 from 6-8 pm, Entercom radio presents “I’m Listening,” a 2-hour show to help bring awareness to mental health and suicide.
Here in DFW, the show will be simulcast on six Entercom radio stations, plus Radio.com. In addition, it will be broadcast on early 300 Entercom stations nationwide.
The Dallas Ft. Worth Hospital Council is proud to be a sponsor of the 2020 “I’m Listening” campaign, representing all of the North T...
Janet St. James, Assistant Vice President, Strategic Communications at Medical City Healthcare, joins us this week with an update on what life has been like for her and her family since Covid-19. Janet, as many of you know, was the Medical reporter at WFAA, Channel 8 for nearly 20 years. In 2015 she joined Medical City and right before her orientation was diagnosed with breast cancer. She has shared her journey publicly on Facebook...
We begin this Labor Day episode with Stephen Love, CEO of the DFW Hospital Council, and Thomas Miller discussing the latest Covid-19 numbers, which have improved in North Texas. Hopefully we don't repeat Memorial Day and end up with another surge later this month.
Kurtis Young from Parkland Health and Hospital System joins us to talk about their "Right Care" grand-funded program currently operating in South Dallas. This...
In the first half of the show we talk to Andrew Masica, M.D. and Jasmine Tiro, PhD about a joint collaborative study from UT Southwestern Medical Center and Texas Health Resources to study the impact of Covid-19 on North Texas.
The DFW COVID-19 Prevalence Study aims to enroll approximately 45,000 Dallas and Tarrant County residents from across the entire spectrum of diversity in our community, as well as occupations at higher risk ...
In segments 1 and 2 we talk with Jesus, Alderete, BS, CPSTI, CHWI Sr. Program Coordinator, Dallas Children’s Health about Water Safety for our Kids. Jesus has some information about when drownings occur that will totally catch you off guard. The interview is worth listening to just for that, plus there are several tips and reminders for anyone with kids (it's not just about swimming pools!).
in segments 3 and 4 we talk to Dr. M...
We have been talking a lot here on "The Human Side of Healthcare" about various aspects of Covid-19, surely the biggest medical story of our generation. One very important element of the impact of Covid-19 is on our kids. In the first two segments, we are delighted to have Dr. Mary Whitworth, Medical Director of Infectious Diseases at Cook Children's Health Care System with us to talk about how our kids are handling thi...
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In Segment 1, Dr. Trish Perl, Chief of Infectious Diseases at UT Southwestern Medical School joins us to discuss the latest findings and research on reducing Covid-19 spread. This is some of the latest information from the front lines of clinical data.
For Segments 2 and 3, Marjorie Quint-Bouzid, Senior Vice President Women & Infants Specialty Health at Parkland Health & Hospital System joins us to talk about important info...