What Do You Know About Anemia?

Closing out Season 5, hosts Brian Maschino and Tatiyana Giddings take a deep dive into MS and discover ways to still live a meaningful life in the face of so much unknown. In this season, we're highlighting the stories of how, in spite of a difficult diagnosis, we ultimiately can take back control of our lives. If you're interested in learning more about this conversation or how we put the show together, visit the JPS Newsroom to find our episode show notes: https://www.jpshealthnet.org Tell us your story, or just let us know how we're doing. We read every comment: [email protected]

From scooping out tumors to cleaning out ears, hosts Brian Maschino and Tatiyana Giddings meet with ENT surgeon Dr. Peter Wickwire to get to the bottom of what ENT specalists do and when to consider seeing one. In this season, we're highlighting the stories of how, in spite of a difficult diagnosis, we ultimiately can take back control of our lives. If you're interested in learning more about this conversation or how we put the show together, visit the JPS Newsroom to find our episode show notes: https://www.jpshealthnet.org Tell us your story, or just let us know how we're doing. We read every comment: [email protected]

Who takes care of you in a post-acute setting? Hosts Brian Maschino and Tatiyana Giddings learn about post-acute care services, how we ensure patients don't fall through the gaps, and are set up for better success in taking charge of their health. In this season, we're highlighting the stories of how, in spite of a difficult diagnosis, we ultimiately can take back control of our lives. If you're interested in learning more about this conversation or how we put the show together, visit the JPS Newsroom to find our episode show notes: https://www.jpshealthnet.org Tell us your story, or just let us know how we're doing. We read every comment: [email protected]

In this season, we're highlighting the stories of how, in spite of a difficult diagnosis, we ultimiately can take back control of our lives. If you're interested in learning more about this conversation or how we put the show together, visit the JPS Newsroom to find our episode show notes: https://www.jpshealthnet.org Tell us your story, or just let us know how we're doing. We read every comment: [email protected]

Hosts Brian Maschino and Tatiyana Giddings meet with JPS sepsis coordinators to break down myths and get the word out: what is sepsis? In this season, we're highlighting the stories of how, in spite of a difficult diagnosis, we ultimiately can take back control of our lives. If you're interested in learning more about this conversation or how we put the show together, visit the JPS Newsroom to find our episode show notes: https://www.jpshealthnet.org Tell us your story, or just let us know how we're doing. We read every comment: [email protected]

Advancements in the ways we treat and talk about HIV have come a long way, but how can we come together as a community to be even better? Hosts Brian Maschino and Tatiyana Giddings sit down with patient Albert Jones and Healing Wings social worker Danielle Call to talk about breaking down barriers and moving past stigmas when being there for those living with HIV. In this season, we're highlighting the stories of how, in spite of a difficult diagnosis, we ultimiately can take back control of our lives. If you're interested in learning more about this conversation or how we put the show together, visit the JPS Newsroom to find our episode show notes: https://www.jpshealthnet.org Tell us your story, or just let us know how we're doing. We read every comment: [email protected]

"I have too much to be here for, and I have too much to do to just let these things put me in a state of mind where I can't get up and do anything." Armando Enrriques was hit with a life-altering diabetes diagnosis that sent him immediately to the ER. Emerging from a near-fatal stay, Enrriques decided with the help of his JPS educators a new plan of action so that he could live the life he wanted to live, on his terms, and stay healthy to keep his diabetes in check. Hosts Brian Maschino and Tatiyana Giddings sit with inpatient diabetes educators Val Smyre and Bea Pandit to talk living with diabetes and how to change the trajectory of one's life for the better. In this season, we're highlighting the stories of how, in spite of a difficult diagnosis, we ultimiately can take back control of our lives. If you're interested in learning more about this conversation or how we put the show together, visit the JPS Newsroom to find our episode show notes: https://www.jpshealthnet.org Tell us your story, or just let us know how we're doing. We read every comment: [email protected]

How do you define a life well-lived? Chronic pain impacts individuals both mentally and physically, often leaving patients with a seemingly impossible dilema: let pain control your life or adjust for the life you want to live. This week, hosts Brian Maschino and Tatiyana Giddings meet with clinical psychologist Dr. Adam Guck to explore the complex aspects of a diagnosis, chronic pain, and how to reframe what a win is. In this season, we're highlighting the stories of how, in spite of a difficult diagnosis, we ultimiately can take back control of our lives. If you're interested in learning more about this conversation or how we put the show together, visit the JPS Newsroom to find our episode show notes: https://www.jpshealthnet.org Tell us your story, or just let us know how we're doing. We read every comment: [email protected]

We're back with with season 5 of The JPS Podcast! Hosts Brian Maschino and Tatiyana Giddings hightlight the resilience in us all, whether through conversations on living with diabetes or managing recovery in a post-acute setting. In spite of whatever it is you're dealing with, you still have the power to change your life for the better. Episodes start dropping July 11, 2024! For more stories, visit our newsroom at: https://www.jpshealthnet.org/newsroom Tell us about you! If conversations in healthcare speak to you, speak to us: [email protected]

The OR can be a lot to take in as a patient, and can be the source of a lot of stress and misunderstanding. So what does JPS do differently in the OR to communicate better with patients and team members to cultivate a positive and safe environment for all? Tatiyana Giddings and Brian Maschino get to listen to some voices from the OR and sit with RN clinical manager Allison Nelson to hear about the huddle process, and all the hands it takes to keep this well-oiled machine running. This wraps up our 4th season of The JPS Podcast. We're proud of how far we've come, and you all make this possible. If you haven't already, scroll around and listen to some of our other great episodes from the season. If you're interested in learning more about this conversation or how we put the show together, visit the JPS newsroom to find our episode show notes: https://www.jpshealthnet.org Tell us your story, or just let us know how we're doing. We read every comment: [email protected]