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Defining Health Equity - From the People On the Frontlines
Health Equity is a complicated and huge problem for all of us, not just the people suffering from poor health as a result of many issues that may be out of their control - where they live, genetic history, or cultural differences that make it difficult to navigate our healthcare system. This Podcast series will explain what Health Equity (or Health IN-Equity) is all about by using words, examples, and stories so everyone can understand this complicated problem. And based on what we learned about COVID, it is in everyone's best interest to be concerned about the health of everyone in this country to prevent another healthcare pandemic.
Episodes
20 episodes
Is Out of Control Capitalism Killing our Healthcare System?
Dr. Dan Morhaim and I provide an episode of our series from Defining Health Equity we call, “Dr. Dan from Inside the ER.” Dr. Dan is virtually (6) guests in one – 40 years of front-line clinical experience, including as an emergency room ...
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Season 2
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Episode 3
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Defining Health Equity - Primary Care and Public Health, Siamese Twins Separated at Birth featuring Dr. Howard Haft, Former Maryland Health Dept. Official and Primary Care CEO
Dr. Howard Haft is an expert on the two topics discussed in this episode - Primary Care and Public Health. More importantly and what makes this conversation so compelling is that Dr. Haft did not spend his entire career in state governmen...
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Season 2
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Episode 2
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57:24
Defining Health Equity - A Patient and a Scientist's Perspective of the "Real" Impact of Major Depressive Disorder (depression) with Bruny Kenou and Dr. Rick Chapman, Chief Science Officer, The Innovation and Value Institute
If you or anybody you know is suffering from mental illness contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline - just dial 988 or click hereWe hear a great deal about depression today, but...
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Season 2
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Episode 1
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44:44
Defining Health Equity with Dr. David Olawuyi Fakunle, “Mercenary for Change," and Assistant Professor, Public Health, Morgan State University School of Community Health & Policy, Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of Florida Center for Arts in Medi
Dr. Fakunle opens his heart and vast personal experiences in this episode to discuss stressors within the "built" environment, societal manifestations of racism, and the use of arts and culture to strengthen health, equity, and ultimately...
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Season 2
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Episode 17
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51:33
"A Hidden Public Health Crisis," Defining Health Equity with Dr. Michael Auerbach, M.D.
"Iron deficiency: the most common malady on the planet. Once known as “iron-poor blood,” this condition is more serious and widespread than most people imagine. Its more advanced form – known as iron deficiency anemia – this condition affects a...
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Season 1
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Episode 16
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42:27
Defining Health Equity Podcast with Dr. Jason Spangler, CEO, The Innovation and Value Initiative (IVI)
What are the "REAL" value and costs of healthcare? Is it only the cost of your physician visit, hospital stay, and/or prescriptions? And, who decided on these costs?In this episode, we talk to Dr. Jason Spangler who has spent hi...
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Season 1
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Episode 15
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50:15
Part 1 Defining Health Equity with Karl Colder, 32 Year Veteran of the (DEA) Drug Enforcement Adminsitration
We have been talking about the "epidemic" of drugs, its origin, and its disproportionate effect on health equity, especially in communities of color. In previous episodes with Dr. Dan Morhaim, we discussed the clinical and legislative iss...
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Season 1
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Episode 14
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40:26
Defining Health Equity, The War on Drugs PART 2 with Dr. Dan Morhaim, emergency medicine physician, former Maryland State Legislator (1995-2019), healthcare consultant, and author
Dr. Dan Morhaim and I provide an episode of our new series from Defining Health Equity we call, “Dr. Dan from Inside the ER.” Dr. Dan is virtually (6) guests in one – 40 years of front-line clinical experience, including as an emergency r...
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Season 1
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Episode 13
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31:14
Defining Health Equity, The "Abortion Pill," featuring Dr. Dan Morhaim, emergency medicine physician, former Maryland State Legislator (1995-2019), healthcare consultant, and author
What is the "Abortion Pill" and is it safe? Why did one judge decide it wasn't and challenged a 20-year approval from the FDA? More importantly, what does this mean for Health Equity for all women, especially women of color? Find o...
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Season 1
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Episode 12
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22:06
Defining Health Equity, The War on Drugs Part 1 with Dr. Dan Morhaim, emergency medicine physician, former Maryland State Legislator (1995-2019), healthcare consultant, and author
Dr. Dan Morhaim and I provide the second episode of our new series from Defining Health Equity we call, “Dr. Dan from Inside the ER.” Dr. Dan is virtually (6) guests in one – 40 years of front-line clinical experience, including as an eme...
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Season 1
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Episode 11
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16:26
Defining Health Equity with Dr. Faisel Syed, ChenMed, National Director of Primary Care
Guess what folks? Doing the right thing and paying attention to the "non-clinical" aspects of health (social determinants of health) works! Don't take our word for it, listen to Dr. Faisel Syed from ChenMed. ChenMed has develo...
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Season 1
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Episode 10
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50:12
Defining Health Equity with Gene Ransom III, CEO of MedChi, representing 22,000 front line physicians in Maryland
Gene Ransom III has represented the 22,000 front-line physicians in Maryland for an organization called MedChi for almost 27 years, and as CEO for the past 14 years.In this episode, you will hear "from the inside" what actually happened...
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Episode 9
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26:34
New Series from Defining Health Equity, "Dr. Dan From Inside the ER," with Dr. Dan Morhaim, emergency medicine physician, former Maryland State Legislator (1995-2019), healthcare consultant, and author
Dr. Dan Morhaim and I open our new series from Defining Health Equity we call, “Dr. Dan from Inside the ER.” Dr. Dan is virtually (6) guests in one – 40 years of front-line clinical experience, including as an emergency room physician – c...
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Episode 8
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14:55
Defining Health Equity Podcast with Cathy Kanefsy, CEO and President of the Food Bank of Delaware
In this episode, we discuss what may be the heart of Health Equity (actually In-equity) - Social Determinants of Health, specifically food insecurity. Some say that only 10-20% of "health" is clinical, the rest are other factors like the ...
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Episode 7
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44:55
Defining Health Equity with Nationally Recognized Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Expert Netta Jenkins
Netta Jenkins is a doctoral student and a leading voice in the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Belonging, and the Anti-Racism field who’s soaring 250k+ LinkedIn audience engagement was doubtless a key factor in Forbes naming her as one of the top...
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Episode 6
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54:05
Defining Health Equity with Mayor Archie Campbell
This show will be a view of Health Equity nobody is talking about, it’s about personal accountability, personal advocacy, and taking control of your health in a manner that I am sure you will find fascinating. It’s about not blaming the s...
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Episode 5
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46:17
Defining Health Equity with Dr. Dan Morhaim, emergency medicine physician, former Maryland State Legislator (1995-2019), healthcare consultant, and author
What a treat listeners - Dr. Dan Morhaim, our guest on this episode, is virtually (6) guests in one – 40 years in front-line clinical experience, including as an emergency room physician – cannot get more frontline than that, healthcare entrepr...
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Episode 4
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54:24
Defining Health Equity Podcast with Dr. George Bone, a leader in concierge medicine, an innovative program built on "personalized medicine"
In this episode of Defining Health Equity Dr. Bone shares with us his unique approach to "personalized medicine" and his view of how health equity and "access to care" has changed over his many years of practicing medicine. Dr. Bone offer...
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Episode 3
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40:04
Defining Health Equity Podcast with Michael Burke, President of Quest2 Consulting, Expert in Leadership and Organizational Development
Michael Burke is a subject matter expert in Leadership and Organizational Development and has spent his entire career in “corporate America.” For the past (20) years Michael has been focusing on people and organizations that have been subjected...
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Episode 2
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35:55
Introduction to the Defining Health Equity Podcast Series
A full description of what "Health Equity," or really "Health IN-Equity" means from a layperson's perspective. We will outline the unique strategy we will be using to explain the implications of this problem with terms, examples, and stor...
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Season 1
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Episode 1
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5:55