In this podcast, Dr. Julian Perez, a Seattle-area physician, speaks about clinic- and community-based interventions that address the root causes of health inequity, not only in individual practice, but all the way to the state, national and glo

Nursing in Two Different Worlds

Oct 10th, 2018 43m 43s

Learn about the differences and similarities of nursing in the United States compared to the United Kingdom in this informal conversation between two staff RNs—one from an emergency department in California and one from a rural hospital in Scot

RDAD: Reducing Disability in Alzheimer's Disease

Sep 12th, 2018 24m 7s

Many nurses and NPs think there's not much they can do for patients with dementia. But an innovative intervention developed at the University of Washington has been shown to successfully treat symptoms of dementia. Learn about this proven metho

Make Nursing a Career, Not a Job

Aug 10th, 2018 25m 38s

There are many reasons why people become nurses. And there are many reasons why nurses frequently switch jobs. But the number one reason most nurses stay in a job may surprise you. Learn what makes a good team, fosters the best work environment

The 3 Ds—Depression, Diabetes and Dementia

Jul 11th, 2018 38m 51s

What's the most important tool you can use for your patients in the diagnosis and treatment of dementia? And what nonpharmacological approaches work as well—if not better—than antidepressants? Learn about the connection between depression, diab

Protecting Your Practice When Prescribing Controlled Substances

Jun 13th, 2018 35m 10s

Learn the latest guidelines, tools and advice about protecting your practice when prescribing controlled substances. This podcast focuses on prescribing opioids, but the information can be applied to any controlled substance. available: . T

Create a Dream Team: Change Up Your Nursing Staff

May 9th, 2018 37m 58s

Bloodletting. Lobotomies. Cocaine for toothaches...History shows us that some of the medical treatments we thought were correct were totally off the mark! So what about now? It's inevitable that upcoming generations will improve upon what we kn

Surviving and Thriving with Your Multigenerational Workforce and Team

Apr 11th, 2018 35m 20s

There are five generations in the workforce today, all with distinct motivations and goals. It’s messy. It’s challenging—not only to work together, but also to keep from driving each other crazy. Learn about the characteristics of each of the f

Caring for Transgender Youth

Mar 14th, 2018 52m 14s

Dr. David Inwards-Breland outlines the steps clinicians can take to ensure transgender youth receive the care they need—from the moment a patient enters the waiting room of their pediatrician’s office until they transition to the care of an adu

Diabetes Deep Dive

Feb 14th, 2018 18m 56s

A critical care nurse shares the ups and downs that she experienced when newly diagnosed with diabetes. Despite being a nurse and following medical instructions about blood sugar control, Diane was unsuccessful in keeping her A1C low enough. Wh

Diabetes Deep Dive: Pearls of Wisdom from a Patient's Perspective

Feb 14th, 2018 18m 56s

We're More Diverse—Now What?

Jan 10th, 2018 32m 27s

There is a factor intrinsic in every human being that can prevent us from achieving excellence in healthcare equity. Discover what that factor is and how understanding its impact can change the way we approach others. In this podcast, Dr. Kenya

Opioids and A Way Forward: A Patient’s Perspective

Dec 13th, 2017 33m 22s

Ron Weaver is a chronic pain patient who has journeyed through opioid use and beyond, and currently teaches a program called A Way Forward. A Way Forward uses alternative therapies to help manage chronic pain. His story provides valuable insigh

Accidental Mentor

Sep 13th, 2017 31m 23s

Strengthen your practice through mentoring. In this lecture, Dr. Cindy Sayre, devoted nurse leader and educator, speaks of the benefits of mentoring and being mentored and shares tips and tricks on tackling the imposter syndrome. available:

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