Spark ideas for your next steps with stories from our podcast series
We all need more ways to tackle the issues we’re up against. We’re also all short on time and energy.
That’s one of the reasons I love interviewing our show’s guests. Their stories from the field are filled with insights, inspiration, and optimism. And they walk their talk: these people are on the ground, doing the work of communication and education, day in and day out.
To give your imagination another nudge, I’ve included at the bottom of this list my answer to the question I get asked the most: how can I say something that’ll get through?
When you’re feeling stuck for ideas, know that you’re not alone. Let this group of episodes help unstick you.
Jessica Halem on communicating with LGBTQ+ patients
Jessica Halem is a health communication expert who specializes in communicating with LGBTQ+ patients. Her message is one of encouragement, appreciation, and possibility.
Dr. Saria Saccocio on belonging and interprofessional communication
Family physician and physician leader Dr. Saria Saccocio has found connections between communication and people’s sense of belonging in an organization. She shares practical strategies that encourage a sense of belonging.
Dr. Raj Sundar on considering cultural context during patient communication
Communicating across cultural differences can feel overwhelming. Family physician Dr. Raj Sundar shares how he navigates what can feel like a gap between him and his patients. Don’t miss Part 2 of our chat!
Dr. Ann Ancona on encouraging critical thinking in health professions students
Dr. Ann Ancona from Kent State University College of Nursing shares how she encourages her nursing students to think critically about patient care and communication.
Your top communication question, answered
I share the most common question I get asked as a communication expert, how I answer it, and break down why this approach works.
