HealthCare UnTold

HealthCare UnTold

HealthCare Untold is a Podcast dedicated to giving voice to everyday heroes and their untold health stories that can improve health to our most vulnerable communities

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Dr. Jan Carney, A National Public Health Leader

Dr. Jan Carney, A National Public Health Leader

In this podcast episode, we dive into the remarkable career and accomplishments of Dr. Jan K. Carney, MPH Program Director, Associate Dean for Public Health and Health Policy, and Professor of Medicine at the Larner College of Medicine, University of Vermont.Notably, Dr. Carney served as Vermont's Commissioner of Health under three gubernatorial administrations, leaving a lasting impact on the state's public health landscape. Throughout her tenure, she focused on various critical issues, such as enhancing children's health insurance, curbing teen smoking, and improving cancer screening. Her dedication and achievements led to recognition as a Local Legend by the National Institutes of Health's National Library of Medicine and the American Medical Women's Association in 2003.Dr. Carney's contributions to public health extend beyond her work as a commissioner. She actively engages in public health practice, research, education, and service. Her extensive knowledge and experience have led to her appointment as a Master of the American College of Physicians (MACP) and a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians (FRCP). Additionally, she has authored numerous scientific papers and three notable books: "Public Health in Action: Practicing in the Real World," "Controversies in Public Health and Health Policy," and "A History of Public Health: From Past to Present," released in February 2022.Listen in to Dr. Jan K. Carney's wealth of experience and explore the transformative work she has done and continues to do in the field of public health.#Larner College of Medicine#Dr. Jan Carney#Public Health#Vermont Health#Prevention and Preparedness#healthcareuntold@gmail.com

13 Jul 202321min

Martha Nino, A Technology Leader and Author "The Other Side" From a Shack to Silicon Valley

Martha Nino, A Technology Leader and Author "The Other Side" From a Shack to Silicon Valley

Welcome to today's episode on HealthCare UnTold! We are honored to have Martha Nino, a remarkable technology leader, as our guest. Martha has recently published a captivating book titled "From the Other Side" From a Shack to Silicon Valley, in which she recounts her extraordinary journey from a poverty-stricken village in Mexico to the heart of innovation, Silicon Valley.Martha's story serves as a powerful testament to the aspirations and challenges faced by countless migrant families in their pursuit of a better life in the United States. Through her inspiring narrative, Martha shares the truths and realities that resonate with the experiences of many seeking opportunities in a new land.Martha has emerged as an influential figure in the field of technology, serving as a mentor and role model to aspiring professionals. Her contributions have paved the way for others, and she continues to inspire and empower individuals in their pursuit of success.Tune in as Martha graciously shares her personal struggles and triumphs, offering invaluable insights into her path to achievement. Prepare to be captivated by her resilience and determination as we delve into her incredible story of overcoming adversity and finding successes in the face of daunting obstacles.#marthanino#"The Other Side" From a Shack to Silicon Valley#migrantfamilies#latinofamilies#technologydiversity#healthcareuntold@gmail.com

7 Jul 202323min

Jeannie Economos, Farmworker Association of Florida: Their Commitment forJustice and Human Rights

Jeannie Economos, Farmworker Association of Florida: Their Commitment forJustice and Human Rights

In our episode today we are joined by Jeannie Economos, a dedicated advocate from the Farmworker Association of Florida (FWAF). Jeannie enlightens us about the remarkable work carried out by the FWAF and sheds light on their response to the concerning Florida Legislation Senate Bill 17-18.The FWAF, founded in 1983, stands as a robust statewide organization that champions the rights of farmworkers. Committed to fostering social and environmental justice, the FWAF boasts a substantial membership of over 10,000 individuals from diverse backgrounds, including Haitian, Hispanic, and African American communities. With five offices strategically located across Florida, they work tirelessly at the grassroots level to uplift the lives of farmworkers.During our conversation, Jeannie discusses the distressing implications of Senate Bill 17-18, which mandates farmers and hospitals in Florida to report suspected undocumented individuals within their communities. This contentious legislation has engendered fear and eroded trust among immigrants, particularly those who rely on crucial services provided by vital institutions.Through their steadfast advocacy efforts, the FWAF stands resolute in opposing Senate Bill 17-18. Jeannie sheds light on the actions and initiatives undertaken by the organization to combat this legislation and safeguard the rights and well-being of farmworkers. Their unwavering commitment to social justice exemplifies the vital role they play in Florida's community.Listen in as Jeannie Economos offers insights into the work of the Farmworker Association of Florida and their fight against the detrimental effects of Senate Bill 17-18. #FWAF#humanrights#farmworkerjustice#healthcareuntold@gmail.com

30 Jun 202321min

Shauna Goodman, Executive Director of the National Sobering Colloborative

Shauna Goodman, Executive Director of the National Sobering Colloborative

In today's podcast episode, we interview Shauna Goodman the Executive Director of the National Sobering Collaborative.  Sobering Centers are a safe haven for publicly intoxicated individuals, helping them navigate through the process of sobriety and reintegrate into society. These centers serve as the front door to a path of healing, addressing immediate needs while fostering collaboration with community partners like police, ambulances and emergency rooms for comprehensive support. The National Sobering Collaborative (NSC), is dedicated to providing essential support to over 70 sobering centers across the nation. The NSC facilitates a national dialogue among providers and stakeholders, fostering an environment of collaboration and knowledge sharing. Through their annual summit, monthly network calls, and membership resources, the NSC connects hundreds of parties invested in sobering care, resulting in enhanced best practices, policy development, and programmatic improvements.https://nationalsobering.org#recovery#soberingcenters#healthacareuntold@gmail.com#substanceusemanagment

22 Jun 202315min

Good News Miniseries: Hotfoot Teddy and the UnTold Story of Smokey the Bear

Good News Miniseries: Hotfoot Teddy and the UnTold Story of Smokey the Bear

Our podcast for today presents the thrilling story of Hot Foot Teddy, popularly known as Smokey the Bear, who contributed immensely to our forest management practices. This marks the beginning of an enlightening mini-series on the invaluable contributions of Native Americans, Mestizo/Spanish/Latino firefighters, hot shots, and search and rescue teams to the forestry sector.In 1950, a massive fire broke out, and the Snowball Firefighter Crew from the Taos Pueblo in Northern New Mexico swiftly responded. During their heroic efforts to extinguish the fire, Adolf Samora, the crew leader, stumbled upon a little bear that was stranded in a tree. To their shock and dismay, they noticed that the bear's paws were severely burnt due to the raging fire. They immediately named the bear "Hot Foot Teddy" in honor of this harrowing ordeal and save.  Join us as we unravel the intriguing and Untold Story of the remarkable contributions made by our brave firefighters and traditional forest management practitioners. Let us pay tribute to generations of our communities who have put their lives on the line to safeguard our forests and help us appreciate the importance of conservation and sustainable forestry practices.

15 Jun 202310min

Dr. Jay K Joshi, Physician, Author and Health Equity Advocate

Dr. Jay K Joshi, Physician, Author and Health Equity Advocate

Dr. Jay K Joshi, physician, author, and entrepreneur, has released his debut book titled "Burden of Pain." The book presents a unique perspective on the opioid epidemic, which is the most pressing health issue of our time. Dr. Joshi incorporates harm reduction practices in his care and lost his medical license from the DEA due to their interpretation of his practice.  He fought back and changed the trajectory of medicine for those with substance use disorder. Listen to his heroic story of bravery and fighting for the rights of his patients. #Burden of Pain#harmreduction#healthequity#healthcareuntold@gmail.com

8 Jun 202321min

Rohan Pardasani Cofounder and CEO of Avaana: Providing Australians Access  To Comprehensive Health Services

Rohan Pardasani Cofounder and CEO of Avaana: Providing Australians Access To Comprehensive Health Services

Rohan Pardasani, is the Cofounder and CEO of Avaana. The Avaana health platform allows for Australian communities to connect with multiple health providers, quickly and efficiently. Avaana has helped health providers with access to new clients and community members can access a wholistic comprehensive health system of approved health providers. Avaana is more than software and not another stale directory, Avaana is a mission-driven community aimed at helping Australians achieve healthy lifestyles by making them more conscious of the experts, resources, and places available for support on their self-care journey. HealthCare UnTold salutes Avaana for its creativity and support to improve health care for Australian communities.#Avaana.com,au#wholistic health#healthaccess#healthcareuntold@gmail.com

1 Jun 202316min

ReBroadcast - Dr. Sandra Pacheco, Practioner of Curanderismo

ReBroadcast - Dr. Sandra Pacheco, Practioner of Curanderismo

Managing our disconnects created by the pandemic; not visiting our families and hugging our loved ones has been very trying  for our families. These recommended behaviors are the opposite of what we do in times of emergencies and that creates  confusion, anger  and maybe disregard for public health measures. Dr. Pacheco encourages us to release our grief and sadness, and to connect to our belief systems to help us get through this transition as new medications and vaccines become available to provide more protections from Covid-19. Maintaining our practices of wearing masks and social distancing will continue to help us in the coming year.

25 Mai 202335min

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