Podcasts

Time is a limited resource. Many of us are busy, always on the go, and might not have the time to read about the latest in quality improvement.

If that sounds like you, we have something for you: podcasts! We have created podcasts that you can use to flex your thinking muscles while on the go. Our podcasts cover a wide variety of topics, including overcoming COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy, tips for nursing home leadership, patient safety and many others!

Check out a few of our most recent podcasts below.

Shine a Light on Stigma: Series

New episodes every month!

This collaborative series was developed by Superior Health Quality Alliance and Telligen in an effort to reduce stigma related to Substance Use Disorder (SUD) by addressing and understanding that SUD is a chronic condition and not a moral failing.

In this episode co-hosts Brittany Rodriguez (Telligen) and Mia Croyle (Superior Health) share their personal experiences with SUD in a healthcare setting and they reflect on pivotal moments that shifted their perspectives on SUD by confronting their own biases.

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode contains references to gun violence, suicide, and opioid overdose.

In this episode co-hosts Brittany Rodriguez (Telligen) and Mia Croyle (Superior Health) share resources that are readily available and accessible that aim to help individuals commit to eliminating the stigma surrounding substance abuse. You can access Superior Health’s resources mentioned in this podcast, as well as Telligen’s Resource Card.

In this episode, Telligen’s Brittany Rodriguez and Superior Health’s Mia Croyle welcome guest Denton Chancey, PharmD, as he shares personal stories and professional history of the evolution and real-life effects of opioid prescribing guidelines and substance use disorder treatment.

Staff Stability with Dr. Amy Garcia (Part 1)

(Published on 3/12/21)

Join us in a conversation with Dr. Amy Garcia, Associate Clinical Faculty and Director of Practice at the University of Kansas School of Nursing, and Amy Stewart, Vice President of Education and Certification Strategy for the American Association of Post-Acute Care Nursing (AAPACN), about building resiliency for nurses and long-term care organizations.

This three-part podcast series features early findings from the University of Kansas COVID-19 Impact on Nurses Study which began in May 2020 and continues today.

Part 1 examines the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on nurses and highlights the critical need for building resiliency.

Staff Stability with Dr. Amy Garcia (Part 2)

(Published on 3/12/21)

Join us in a conversation with Dr. Amy Garcia, Associate Clinical Faculty and Director of Practice at the University of Kansas School of Nursing, and Amy Stewart, Vice President of Education and Certification Strategy for the American Association of Post-Acute Care Nursing (AAPACN), about building resiliency for nurses and long-term care organizations.

This three-part podcast series features early findings from the University of Kansas COVID-19 Impact on Nurses Study which began in May 2020 and continues today.

Part 2 focuses on specific actions listeners can take to build individual resilience.

Staff Stability with Dr. Amy Garcia (Part 3)

(Published on 3/12/21)

Join us in a conversation with Dr. Amy Garcia, Associate Clinical Faculty and Director of Practice at the University of Kansas School of Nursing, and Amy Stewart, Vice President of Education and Certification Strategy for the American Association of Post-Acute Care Nursing (AAPACN), about building resiliency for nurses and long-term care organizations.

This three-part podcast series features early findings from the University of Kansas COVID-19 Impact on Nurses Study which began in May 2020 and continues today.

Part 3 discusses strategies to build a resilient culture in long-term care.

What’s New in Our Discussions About COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy

(Published on 2/12/21)

We sat down with Dr. Leslie Eber and addressed the question, What’s New in Our Discussions About COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy? In this podcast, Dr. Eber shares insight on how to recognize vaccine hesitancy and provides advice on how to best understand and educate patients with concerns related to the vaccine.

COVID Fatigued? Staff Resiliency is as easy as 1, 2, 3 with Dr. Lea Watson

(Published on 12/18/20)

This podcast is an excerpt from Telligen QI Connect’s COVID-19 in Long Term Care Office Hour event with Dr. Lea Watson, which took place on November 19, 2020.

In this four minute clip, Dr. Watson shares the practice of “3 Good Things, Increased Resiliency as Easy as 1,2,3”, and shares her own silver lining experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic.