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Personal essays from the front lines of care

45 Episódios

Abortion Care Is Essential Medical Care
17/04/2023
20:22
An abortion care provider shares stories from the front line and urges physicians to defend abortion care access within their communities. Read by author Rachel Jensen.If you enjoy this essay, order the Health Affairs February 2023 issue.
Keeping Quiet About Genetic Risk
29/03/2023
23:58
Failing to protect people at risk for genetic disease from discrimination may have a silencing effect and erode trust in the patient-provider relationship. Read by author Susanna Smith. This article is a reworked excerpt from an unpublished book manuscript. If you enjoy this essay, order the Health Affairs March 2023 issue.
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Understanding Pandemic Experiences Among America’s Elders
09/02/2023
29:53
Older Americans’ experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic, including social isolation and loneliness, generosity, and resilience, must be studied and addressed. Read by authors Louise Aronson and Ashwin Kotwal.If you enjoy this essay, order the Health Affairs December 2022 issue.
Standing Up For My Sister
14/10/2022
27:16
Integrating family caregivers into the health care team is particularly important for patients with intellectual disabilities. Read by author Duke University's Courtney Van Houtven.If you enjoy this essay, order the Health Affairs theme issue on disability and health.
A Health System That Won't Learn From Its Mistakes
28/09/2022
21:07
When a patient dies from a medical error, there often is no recourse for the family. Read by author Chandra Keller.If you enjoy this essay, order the September 2022 Health Affairs issue.
Echoes of Trauma: Post-Intensive Care Syndrome
31/08/2022
20:46
Post–intensive care syndrome affects many patients discharged from the acute care setting. Read by author Joanna Bayes.If you enjoy this essay, order the August 2022 Health Affairs issue.
As Hospitals Restrict Visitors, What Constitutes A ‘Good Death’?
29/06/2022
28:24
During the COVID-19 pandemic, a narrow view of patients’ and families’ preferences has led to the unjust application of policies meant to accommodate dying patients and their families. Read by author Nora Osman Segar from Yale New Haven Hospital and Yale Medical School.If you enjoy this essay, order the June 2022 Health Affairs issue.
Halfway Around The World, Echoes Of Physician Moral Injury
12/05/2022
22:45
A physician seeks respite from the injustice of US care delivery but encounters familiar signals of system failure abroad. Read by author Jason Prior.If you enjoy this essay, order the May 2022 Health Affairs issue.
Surviving Two Pandemics
17/03/2022
25:13
A Washington insider discusses lessons learned from communicating about the HIV/AIDS pandemic and current failures to talk effectively about COVID-19. Read by author Richard Sorian from 340B Health.If you enjoy this essay, order the March 2022 Health Affairs issue.
Honoring Dr. Shalon Irving, A Champion for Health Equity
14/02/2022
32:31
Shalon Irving’s 2017 death brought national attention to maternal mortality among Black women in the US. This essay remembers her life and legacy. Read by Wanda Irving, chair of the board of Dr. Shalon’s Maternal Action Project.If you enjoy this essay, order the February 2022 Health Affairs Racism and Health theme issue.

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Health Affairs Narrative Matters

Health Affairs

45 Episódios

Abortion Care Is Essential Medical Care

Keeping Quiet About Genetic Risk

Understanding Pandemic Experiences Among America’s Elders

Standing Up For My Sister

A Health System That Won't Learn From Its Mistakes

Echoes of Trauma: Post-Intensive Care Syndrome

As Hospitals Restrict Visitors, What Constitutes A ‘Good Death’?

Halfway Around The World, Echoes Of Physician Moral Injury

Surviving Two Pandemics

Honoring Dr. Shalon Irving, A Champion for Health Equity