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Podcast: Disaster Preparedness with an Emergency Physician

After a disaster has passed, even before it is tracked, it can often be too late. Emergency preparation for both your patients and their health information is a year-round priority.

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Podcast: The State of Rural Healthcare with NRHA President, Tim Putnam

President and CEO of Margaret Mary Health and past President of National Rural Health Association, shares his perspective on the state of rural healthcare in America

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Podcast: Resolving Critical Communication Issues in the ER

For emergency department physicians, residents, and staff, delays in a patient’s care can lead to frustration; from that frustration, tempers can flare and miscommunications may occur to the detriment of the patients in the emergency room (ER).

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Podcast: Sexual Assault: What the Emergency Physician Can Do

Sexual assault and violence is a sensitive subject matter to broach and rightfully so says Carolyn Sachs, M.D., emergency medicine physician at UCLA Medical Center.

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Podcast: The Top 5 Habits of Highly Successful Emergency Physicians

Within the healthcare industry, it’s difficult to overstate the importance of carefully cultivating and maintaining a sound clinical reconciliation process.

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Podcast: Reducing Medical Errors With the President of The Sullivan Group

During the 50th assembly of the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) in San Diego, California, our podcast team interviewed some of the brightest healthcare minds in emergency medicine, including Dr. Dan Sullivan, the President of The Sullivan Group and a Fellow of ACEP.

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Podcasts: LIVE from NRHA’s Annual Rural Health Conference

On the road again. This time in Atlanta for the 2019 NRHA Annual Rural Health Conference!

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Rural Health Care Delegates Descend on Capitol Hill

This is a quick glimpse into Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill, where America’s rural health leaders connect with policy maker to tell their stories and champion change.