सर्वश्रेष्ठ Cph Communications पॉडकास्टस (2024)

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Intersection of Computer Science & Sociology - Part 1 - AI & Public Health 32:19

5d ago32:19

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What does a career look like exploring the intersection of AI, public health, and social science? Look no further than Dr. Serina Chang, who is an incoming Assistant Professor at UC Berkeley and she joins the Public Health Insight Podcast to talk about her research to develop AI methods to improve public health, understand human behavior, and guide…

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Improving Quality Of Life In Pregnancy & Postpartum With Physiotherapy w/ Surabhi Veitch 26:56

12d ago26:56

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Physiotherapy is an integral part of pregnancy care, helping to prevent and manage postpartum conditions. In reality, it remains underutilized as there are barriers to access including lack of time, financial constraints, and lack of awareness. In this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast, a Pelvic and Orthopaedic Physiotherapist joins to d…

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Getting Real About Women’s Health in Physiotherapy w/ Surabhi Veitch 29:02

19d ago29:02

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Misconceptions, cultural and religious norms, and insufficient training for healthcare professionals are a few of many reasons why women don’t always get the care they need in pregnancy, postpartum, and in perimenopause. In this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast, we speak with Surabhi Veitch about physiotherapy’s role in maternal and sex…

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Addiction Treatment and Public Health Part 2: a discussion with Dr. Josiah Rich 27:52

22d ago27:52

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Part 2 of 2: Lauren and Josiah Rich continue their conversation about the current state of medical education and the opioid epidemic and touch on the history of the crisis, the challenges faced in addressing addiction treatment, and the need for improvements in medical school curriculums. Dr. Rich also highlights the dangers of contaminated illegal…

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I Took The Certified In Public Health (CPH) Exam 30:09

26d ago30:09

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There are many certifications out there for health professionals but is there one specific for public health? We discuss the Certified in Public Health (CPH) eligibility, exam preparation, difficulty level, and what it takes to maintain the certification on this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast. References ◼️ NBPHE Strategic Plan ◼️ CPH…

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Addiction Treatment and Public Health Part 1: a discussion with Dr. Josiah Rich 31:37

1M ago31:37

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Part 1 of 2...Lauren welcomes guest Dr. Josiah Rich for a discussion on addiction treatment and public health, particularly in relation to the HIV epidemic and injection drug use in Rhode Island. He highlights the impact of a law outlawing the possession of a single syringe, which led to a decrease in HIV transmission. He also mentions the routine …

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Should There Be A Standard Credential For Public Health Professionals? 28:19

1M ago28:19

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Like for other disciplines, should there be a standard credential to certify public health professionals working in the field? We discuss standardized testing, a rationale for a unified certification, and more on this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast. References ◼️ NBPHE Strategic Plan Hosts & Producers ◼️ Gordon Thane, BMSc, MPH, PMP® …

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Are Core Components In Public Health Useful? 14:27

1M ago14:27

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The Core Competencies for Public Health in Canada were first published in 2008 and recent efforts are underway to modernize and update them to align with the current context. But just how useful are they to public health professionals, policy and decision-makers, educators, researchers, and health-influencing organizations? Hosts & Producers ◼️ Gor…

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Making The Most Of Your MPH: Lesson 1 29:07

2M ago29:07

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Are you getting the most out of your MPH degree? After completing their MPH in 2019, the hosts of the Public Health Insight Podcast share 1 of their 9 key lessons they learned since graduating and it applies to aspiring professionals, current students, and graduates. Hosts & Producers ◼️ Gordon Thane, BMSc, MPH, PMP® ◼️ Leshawn Benedict, MPH, MSc, …

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Guaranteed Ways To NOT Get A Job 40:36

2M ago40:36

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There are many reasons why candidates mess up job opportunities. In this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast, we cover a few of them, including: ◼️ The importance of remembering job descriptions and company details; ◼️ Mistakes made by both early career professionals and seasoned veterans; ◼️ The impact of poor preparation and generic cove…

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Find More Job Titles & Postings With This Search Strategy 19:25

2M ago19:25

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Public health job titles and postings are not as standardized as they are in many other fields. Another issue is that many public health organizations use different terms to describe similar roles. So what happens when your search is no longer yielding results? Fortunately, there are simple strategies for finding job opportunities in the public hea…

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Places To Work In Public Health - Public Health Units 32:57

2M ago32:57

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There are many places to work in public health. It turns out that Public Health Units (PHUs) are home to a variety of public health professionals, including student placements and internships. In this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast, we cover: ◼️ an overview of the role and function of public health units ◼️ similarities and difference…

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Places To Work In Public Health - Community Health Centres 27:15

2M ago27:15

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Community Health Centres (CHCs) are an important part of the larger system as they focus primarily on improving the health and well-being of underserved populations who have traditionally faced barriers accessing health services. In this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast, we cover: ◼️ the services that CHCs typically offer ◼️ the diverse…

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Is "Look Both Ways" enough? Teaching children about modern pedestrian safety. 35:34

3M ago35:34

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Dr. Elizabeth O'Neal, a transportation safety expert and professor at the University of Iowa College of Public Health, discusses her research on pedestrian safety, particularly in relation to driverless vehicles and children. She explains that her research uses virtual environments to study how children interact with traffic and make crossing decis…

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Overdose Prevention & Proliferation of Nicotine Products - Part 3 - Public Health Policy Issues to Watch in 2024 20:44

3M ago20:44

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Each year, ASTHO publishes their anticipated top 10 public health policy issues. It is perhaps no surprise that opioids and nicotine products make this list based on the current trends. In this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast, their Chief Medical Officer talks about the chronic nature of addiction and the importance of addressing socia…

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Workforce Shortages - Part 2 - Public Health Policy Issues to Watch in 2024 17:34

3M ago17:34

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State and local government public health agencies lost nearly half of their employees between 2017 and 2021. This and many other factors have contributed to a shortage in the workforce. The confusing part is that more people are graduating with public health training than ever before but only 17% are landing in government jobs after finishing schoo…

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Leadership in Public Health and Medicine - Part 1 - Public Health Policy Issues to Watch in 2024 50:19

3M ago50:19

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After initially considering a career in architecture before high-school, Dr. Marcus Plescia went on to pursue a career in medicine and is now the Chief Medical Officer at the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO). In this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast, Dr. Plescia shares his experience: ◼️ Pursuing a dual degr…

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Getting More Money With Salary Negotiations 34:02

3M ago34:02

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Salary negotiations are a normal part of the hiring process. Don’t let it stress you out. This conversation on the Public Health Insight Podcast covers various approaches to negotiating a salary, including exploring the following questions: ◼️ How to determine salary expectations before applying for jobs ◼️ How to account for additional benefits be…

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Perfecting Your Interview Technique 43:44

4M ago43:44

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Job interviewing is one of the most under-practiced skills in the development of public health professionals. In this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast, Gordon and Purva discuss tips and tricks for preparing for job interviews. They emphasize: ◼️ the importance of thoroughly reviewing the job posting; ◼️ aligning your skills and experien…

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Saying Goodbye: graduating hosts Rasika and Garrett reflect on their experiences and look ahead 29:53

4M ago29:53

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In this episode of "From the Front Row," the hosts say goodbye to two student podcasters who are graduating. They discuss the challenges they faced during their academic journey and offer advice to incoming students. The hosts also reflect on how hosting the podcast has influenced their perspective on their field of study and improved their communi…

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Impact Of War, Stigma, Mass Migration, & The The Promise Of Universal Testing - Part 2 - Combating HIV/AIDS In Ukraine 26:48

4M ago26:48

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The HIV/AIDS epidemic in Ukraine has moved through various stages since its initial appearance and with the recent COVID-19 pandemic, and now with the ongoing conflict with Russia. Now, Ukraine currently ranks second in terms of HIV prevalence in the European region. The access and uptake of preventative and medical services related to HIV remains …

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The Infectious Disease Detective - Part 1 - Combating HIV/AIDS In Ukraine 21:58

4M ago21:58

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Infectious Disease Doctors are often referred to as medical detectives. Ones who investigate clues from a variety of sources to then put all the pieces together to identify a root cause. Inspired by interests in her childhood, Dr. Lopatina shares her journey into medicine and her passion for infectious diseases on the Public Health Insight Podcast.…

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Rural Healthcare: discussing the challenges and assessing the opportunities 1:03:15

4M ago1:03:15

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This episode features a panel discussion on rural healthcare, sponsored by the Student Association of Rural Health at the University of Iowa College of Public Health. The panelists emphasized the importance of relationships and community and discussed the need for rural primary care providers to be comfortable with being uncomfortable and knowing w…

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Public Health Consulting & Entrepreneurship - Part 3 - The Pioneer 23:59

4M ago23:59

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Looking for some guidance and inspiration to pursue consulting or entrepreneurship in public health? In this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast, Dr. Charlotte Hughes Huntley shares her thoughts on the need for more innovation and adaptability in public health work to address the evolving needs of communities. She talks about serving large…

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Starting A Podcast & Finding A Niche - Part 2 - The Pioneer 30:21

5M ago30:21

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Epidemiologists work in many different industries - from non-profits to government and even in private industries like pharmaceuticals, with each experience providing transferable knowledge and skills. What you'll hear in this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast is our conversation with Dr. Charlotte Hughes Huntley where she shares her mot…

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Talking health, gender, and demographics with Dr. M Sivakami 36:55

5M ago36:55

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Dr. Sivakami, a professor at the Tata Institute of Social Science in India, discusses her background in population studies and her transition from quantitative to qualitative research methods. She emphasizes the importance of collaboration and international recognition in advancing research goals. Dr. Sivakami also discusses her work on menstrual h…

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Navigating The Field Of Epidemiology & Discovering Public Health - Part 1 - The Pioneer 23:45

5M ago23:45

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Epidemiologists are the eyes and ears of public health but not all careers unfold the same. What you'll hear in this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast is our conversation with Dr. Charlotte Hughes Huntley about her discovery of public health and our journey into epidemiology. She discusses her academic pursuits, including her bachelor's …

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Policies Gone Wrong & The Power Of Systems Thinking - Part 3 - Story Of The Opioid Epidemic 31:17

5M ago31:17

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Approximately 115 people die every day in the United States from an opioid overdose, amounting to more than 400,000 deaths in the last two decades alone. The numbers are high, but we must never forget that there's a story behind every single number. Making progress in addressing this crisis requires systems thinking across a multitude of sectors an…

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Rural Pharmacies: exploring their pivotal role in providing vital healthcare services 46:04

5M ago46:04

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This week's episode is a panel discussion on rural pharmacies hosted by the University of Iowa's Student Association for Rural Health. The panelists included Erin Riffel, Pharmacist in Charge at Cornerstone Apothecary in Marengo, Iowa; Sarah Fitzpatrick, a Clinical Pharmacy Specialist at Washington County Hospital & Clinics; and Jeanine Abrons, a C…

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The Three Waves: OxyContin, Heroin, & Fentanyl - Part 2 - Story Of The Opioid Epidemic 25:55

5M ago25:55

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There are many stories out there about how the opioid crisis has now become one of the greatest public health challenges of our time. Some stories may be more accurate than others, but to get to the truth and truly understand the current opioid crisis, we must go back in time. What you'll hear in this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast is…

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Intimate Partner Violence: evolving understanding and changing policy 39:27

5M ago39:27

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Lauren welcomes Dr. Mark Berg and Kaylin Campbell from the University of Iowa's Public Policy Center to talk about intimate partner violence (IPV) from sociological, psychological, and public health perspectives and how views and policies about IPV have been changing.A transcript of this episode is available at https://www.public-health.uiowa.edu/n…

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Modern healthcare, public health, and digital communications 35:04

5M ago35:04

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Dr. Marius Ungureanu, executive director of the Cluj School of Public Health in Romania and Dr. Radu Meza professor in journalism and media at Babeș-Bolyai University in Romania join Rasika and Victor for a conversation about the healthcare systems and public health issues in the US and Romania and how digital communications strategies play a role …

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Substance Use, Criminal Justice, & Public Health Advocacy On Capitol Hill - Part 1 - Story Of The Opioid Epidemic 27:24

6M ago27:24

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The opioid crisis is as rampant as any other time in history and a lot of work remains to be done until we can feel the progress being made. Every so often though, we have the privilege of meeting someone behind the work, someone who's committed a significant portion of their profession and of their lives to creating a world where the opioid epidem…

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Achieving Happiness Through Actions At All Levels Of The Socioecological Model - Part 3 - Designing Happier Lives 29:14

6M ago29:14

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What is the role of organizations, communities, and governments in making people happy and satisfied with their lives? In this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast, we conclude our conversation with Dr. Paul Dolan to have a discussion about: ◼️ The underrated power of conversations and challenging social norms. ◼️ Designing workplaces that …

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The Determinants Of Happiness - Part 2 - Designing Happier Lives w/ Dr. Paul Dolan 31:27

6M ago31:27

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Can we define happiness simply as an algebraic equation with the feeling of happiness on one side and a variety of other variables on the other? In this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast, we continue the conversation with Dr. Paul Dolan about the determinants of happiness, why it's so challenging to measure it, the midlife crisis phenome…

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Huntington's Disease: a personal and professional journey with Amy Ogilvie 35:31

6M ago35:31

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Lauren welcomes Dr. Amy Ogilvie to the podcast for a discussion about her personal and professional interest in Huntington's Disease as well as her journey to earn a PhD in Epidemiology.A transcript of this episode will be available at https://www.public-health.uiowa.edu/news-items/from-the-front-row-discussing-huntingtons-disease-with-amy-ogilvie/…

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What Health Economics Tells Us About Happiness - Part 1 - Designing Happier Lives w/ Dr. Paul Dolan 24:31

6M ago24:31

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If you could have one thing, anything in the world, What would that be? Would it be money or would it be health, happiness, or some combination? In this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Paul Dolan to try and get to the bottom of all of this. Dr. Dolan is a Professor of Behavioral Sciences at the London School of Ec…

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HIV Prevention and the University of Iowa's PrEP Clinic 20:35

6M ago20:35

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Michelle Miller from the UI's PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) Clinic joins Rasika for a great conversation about HIV prevention.Learn more about the PrEP Clinic at: https://uihc.org/services/prep-clinicA transcript of this episode is available at https://www.public-health.uiowa.edu/news-items/from-the-front-row-hiv-prevention-and-the-university-of-…

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Untold Stories About Emergency Medical Evacuations In East Africa - Part 3 - Urgent Calls From Distant Places 19:09

6M ago19:09

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From getting bogged down in paperwork to saying no to bribes, Dr. Marc-David Munk spills it all on the Public Health Insight Podcast. In this final episode in the three-part series “Urgent Calls From Distant Places,” Dr. Munk highlights the shift in demographics of illness in Africa, stories involving intense emergency situations racing against the…

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Public Transportation: a historical look at Cambus, Iowa City's original free bus service 26:52

7M ago26:52

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Rasika has a great chat with Dr. Ken Anderson about the creation of Cambus, the University of Iowa's free bus service, and how access to free, convenient public transportation benefits the larger Iowa City community as well.A transcript of this episode is available at https://www.public-health.uiowa.edu/news-items/from-the-front-row-public-transpor…

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The Moral Failings Of The Western Healthcare System - Part 2 - Urgent Calls From Distant Places 16:39

7M ago16:39

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How can the U.S. spend more per capita on healthcare than any other high-income country and still report such high levels of patient dissatisfaction? In the second episode of a three-part series “Urgent Calls From Distant Places,” Dr. Munk discusses his decision to focus on healthcare administration to address the dysfunction, which he categorizes …

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Becoming A Flying Emergency Medicine Doctor In East Africa - Part 1 - Urgent Calls From Distant Places with Dr. Marc-David Munk 28:08

7M ago28:08

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From the U.S. to Qatar, to East Africa, Dr. Marc-David Munk joins the Public Health Insight Podcast to share some captivating stories about his urgent calls from distant places. In this first episode of a three-part series “Urgent Calls From Distant Places,” Dr. Munk shares his journey from studying humanities to becoming an emergency physician and…

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A Beacon For Healthcare Equity In India: The Soondra Foundation - Medical Emergencies, Financial Catastrophes, & India’s Hope - Part 3 24:39

7M ago24:39

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The Soondra Foundation provides cash grants to India's working poor during medical emergencies by partnering with local organizations on the ground to ensure funds are used effectively. In the final episode of a three-part series “Medical Emergencies, Financial Catastrophes, & India’s Hope,” Gayayti shares how the foundation provides initial admiss…

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Advice for students and finding a career in public health: a chat with alumna Kelsey Feller 30:27

7M ago30:27

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Enjoy this great chat with UI College of Public Health alumna and 2023 Outstanding Alumni Award recipient, Kelsey Feller. She is bureau chief of Data Sharing, Privacy and Open Records in the Division of Compliance at the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services (IDHHS) where she balances the importance of data security and privacy with facilita…

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The Devastating Impact Of Medical Bills In India - Medical Emergencies, Financial Catastrophes, & India’s Hope - Part 2 24:55

7M ago24:55

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Many families in India are making difficult choices every day as a result of unplanned medical expenses, with the government relying on out-of-pocket costs to cover almost two-thirds of India’s healthcare expenditure. In the second episode of a three-part series “Medical Emergencies, Financial Catastrophes, & India’s Hope,” Gayatri discusses the im…

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Way up North: discussing the challenges of public health work in Alaska 32:23

8M ago32:23

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This week Lauren welcomes Carla Britton, lead epidemiologist/ deputy director of the Alaska Native Epidemiology Center in Anchorage and recipient of our 2023 Outstanding Alumni Award. The discuss Carla's non-traditional path to her current career as well as her work with Alaska's Native population and some of the challenges of public health work in…

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From Physical Therapy To Humanitarian: A Transformative Career Change - Medical Emergencies, Financial Catastrophes, & India’s Hope - Part 1 ft. Gayatri Mathur, CEO & Founder of The Soondra Foundation 17:48

8M ago17:48

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After a fulfilling 30-year career as a clinician, researcher, and professor, Gayatri wondered what was in store for her next chapter. That next chapter involved founding The Soondra Foundation, which provides immediate healthcare access to India's working poor during medical emergencies. In this first episode of a three-part series “Medical Emergen…

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Stereotypes and Stigma: Asian Americans, mental health, and culturally responsive care 27:06

8M ago27:06

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Amy welcomes Ti Hsu, a PhD candidate in clinical psychology at the University of Iowa to discuss stereotypes and stigma surrounding the mental health of Asian Americans and creating culturally responsive therapy services among different populations.A transcript of this episode is available at https://www.public-health.uiowa.edu/news-items/from-the-…

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Biodiversity Loss, Climate Change, & Pollution - A Triple Planetary Crisis | ft. Doreen Robinson 12:36

8M ago12:36

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From its importance in providing jobs and income to contributing to global GDP, the environment's connection to human and animal health can never be overstated. In this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast, we share a clip from our One Health Connect event hosted in 2021, where Doreen Robinson discusses the staggering impact of nature on hu…

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Why Antimicrobials Are A Natural Resource Like Food & Water | ft. Dr. Kamini Walia 14:02

8M ago14:02

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“One thing which we have not been able to convey about antimicrobials is that it is a natural resource…just like your food, air, and water.” In this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast, we share a clip from our One Health Connect event hosted in 2021, where Dr. Walia provides a comprehensive overview of the Indian experience with Antimicro…

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