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Why can’t we fill in personal data and routine community COVID stats into a web form and calculate our risk of infection and mortality? Anyone working on it? Plus another dose of unintended consequences. A brief episode with Health Hats.
Recorded 10/11/2020
Published 10/18/2020
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How can laypeople find up-to-date, trustworthy answers to questions they have about living safely in an emergency, when they have them, in a useful manner? Part 1: a person-first approach for researchers & content creators to help people and their communities find trusted guidance to answer their questions about living safely in a Covid-19 world.
Recorded 11/11/2020
Published 11/15/2020
How do regular people find evidence-informed guidance to help make decisions about safe living in a pandemic? Questions answered when needed in a useful manner? Part 2 in this Person-First approach. Join our journey.
Recorded 12/15/2020
Published 12/20/2020
Trust in COVID19 times depends on context: circumstances, historical identity, tolerance for risk, comfort with uncertainty, attitude about individual rights and social responsibility, critical thinking & more. Introducing a trust label.
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Published 2/28/2021
Person-included research, co-production, tragedy, grief, health equity, and relationships in life and research. Chat with Amy Price of Stanford and BMJ
Recorded 10/28/2020
Published 11/8/2020
Crisis: the point where a person finds themselves unable to cope. In these times of COVID, racial injustice, people are desperate for support in their lives. Lisa van Leeuwen shares her experience on a crisis hotline.
Recorded 6/29/2020
Published 7/26/2020
Night terrors – apocalyptic meets pathologically optimistic. Testing and tracing. Re-equilibration. Self-care.
Recorded 3/21/2020
Published 3/22/2020
The nonstop flow of info about COVID-19 often doesn’t answer questions to help me stay healthy, not dead. Listen for the questions of this person with mild coronavirus.
Recorded 5/19/2020
Published 6/7/2020
New normal in dementia care Memory Units in the age of Covid19. Social distancing? Right. Live in the moment. Honor the caregivers. Help the helpers.
Recorded 3/20/2020 and 4/4/2020
Published 4/26/2020
Staying sane in an insane situation. How do our front-line, essential workers, all of them juggling duty, passion, family, income, pressure? How do moms, babies, and their partners manage the blurring of tragedy and trauma and hope and possibility? I’m grateful for nurses like Jodi Churchill Chapin, OB and Green Nurse. You’re in my heart. Let’s celebrate the year of the nurse.
Recorded 4/29/2020
Published 5/24/2020
Post-Covid PTSD: the next epidemic wave. Survivors, family, health workers. Connect, manage stress, build small positive habits, listen. It’s a family affair. For Frank.
Recorded 5/19/2020
Published 5/31/2020
At least 67,000 individuals have died of Covid-19 in the US and 244K worldwide so far. Each death is a family’s grief. How do we advocate for ourselves, each other? Palliative care = feeling less miserable. Have you discussed end-of-life and palliative care with your family? Do it now.
Recorded 4/3/2020
Published 5/3/2020
The Ch’i, Covid-19, Chinese medicine, lungs & spleen. Warm water, less sugar, exercise, sleep well. Find 1 source of less depressing news. Connect. Invincible.
Recorded 3/5/2020
Published 3/29/2020
Finding trusted evidence-informed guidance in worlds of chronic illness, clinician, researcher. Inclusion, equity, choices, community. iConquerMS. Conversation with Cherie Binns.
Recorded 7/24/2020
Published 8/9/2020
An overabundance of info makes it difficult to find trusted sources, reliable guidance when needed, in manner, context, & useful format. With Janice McCallum.
Recorded 7/27/2020
Published 8/16/2020
