Two conversations. Two very different technologies. And a shared premise: people are carrying things that the healthcare system doesn’t always see, and seeing them earlier, more clearly, and with more support could change outcomes. What Chaplains See That Clinicians Miss: Dr. Megan Visser Megan Visser is a hospital chaplain and a sociologist, a combination that.

Two conversations. Two different lenses on the same underlying question: what does a child need to grow up healthy, and what is the current environment failing to provide? The Near Peer: Amy Braun on HealthCorps Amy Braun has a simple argument: the most powerful force for health behavior change in a teenager is not a.

Two teams. Two very different problems. And the same underlying belief: the healthcare system is missing patients, and technology can help find them. Eye Care in the Last Frontier: Dr. Carl Rosen on MyEyesAI Dr. Carl Rosen has been the only oculoplastic and neuro-ophthalmology surgeon in Alaska for 32 years. He is likely to remain.

The people who take care of everyone else are not being taken care of. This episode is about what’s happening to healthcare workers, and what three different innovators are doing about it. The Pediatric Pass: Sandy Hall on Workplace Violence in Nursing Sandy Hall has been a nurse for 20 years. She experienced her first.