A podcast about the next era of medicine, in which patients participate actively in their care. Hosted by @hmkyale with @CesarCaraballoC and @DaisySMassey
Episode 11, "A Voice for the Voiceless" with @PGee51 is out now. It's also the season finale for this season of the podcast. Thank you to all our listeners for a great first season! https://t.co/psiORbWzxv
Giving a patient options in their own care puts some control back in their hands. Episode 11 guest Patrick Gee talks about why he chose at-home peritoneal dialysis and more on the pod: https://t.co/a2ZJShKHHX
"My diagnosis really threw me into a tailspin. It made me learn to be my own advocate and to start doing some investigation into kidney disease."
Season finale guest Patrick Gee shared his journey with kidney disease in this @antidote_me profile
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From patient to advocate to author of a scientific paper, @PGee51's journey is truly remarkable. Hear more from him in our season finale: https://t.co/a2ZJShKHHX
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Listen to Patrick Gee, Episode 11 guest, tell his story in another great interview with @FiTFdn for #WorldKidneyDay, and listen to his conversation with @hmkyale on our podcast: https://t.co/a2ZJShKHHX
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Hear a brief introduction from Episode 11 guest @PGee51 about an organization he's been involved with as an advocate, @KidneyPatients:
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In our season finale, @PGee51 hits on the core message of the podcast: you as a patient have the right to never delegate understanding.
Listen to the full epsiode here: https://t.co/a2ZJShKHHX
So many of the medical terms that doctors and other health care professionals use aren't actually common knowledge among patients, even highly educated ones. Hear what @PGee51 told @hmkyale about his experience with diabetes on the pod: https://t.co/a2ZJShKHHX
Another great resource on misdiagnosis and Episode 10 guest Sue Sheridan's story, from @ManagedCareMag by @LolaButcher:
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Listen to Sue's conversation with @hmkyale at our website, https://t.co/NfXzcnH57F
What a powerful and empathetic write-up of Episode 10 guest Sue Sheridan's story, reported in @NBCNews by @maggiemfox https://t.co/VBkzKDtybu
The full episode of the podcast is available here, or wherever you listen: https://t.co/0lecXcLOXw
Episode 10 guest Sue Sheridan shared her story with the @CDCgov for their resources on jaundice: https://t.co/Mgq7ubTg7K
Hear her conversation on the podcast at https://t.co/0lecXcLOXw or by going to our website.
Listen to Sue Sheridan's open and honest conversation with @hmkyale about medical error and how it affected her family on Episode 10, "A Mom Fights for Patient Safety": https://t.co/0lecXcLOXw
"Either I'm going to say pissed off and grieve the rest of my life or I'm going to come out fighting like hell."
Hear Sue Sheridan, director of patient engagement at @ImproveDX, on the latest episode of the podcast: https://t.co/0lecXcLOXw
So excited about the launch of our new website!
Check out below for incredibly inspiring and moving stories of patients who took charge of their care and decided to never delegate understanding.
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Today's episode isn't the only thing we're launching today: our brand new website is finally here! Browse all of our episodes, latest news, and what each interviewee is up to (on the episode's page). https://t.co/p6gLRSjX2B
In Episode 10, "A Mom Fights for Patient Safety," guest Sue Sheridan talks to @hmkyale about the medical errors that affected her family. Listen to the full episode here: https://t.co/0lecXcLOXw