Changing Minds

Anna Morgan-Barsamian, MPH, RN, PMP, Senior Manager, Training & Education, NaRCAD
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Changing Minds: Transformative Talks for Healthcare Improvement This podcast invites you to explore behavior change communications to improve health outcomes, discussing critical topics like infectious and chronic disease, substance use, harm reduction, and health-related stigma. Join us as we dive into evidence-based education for frontline clinicians, patient experiences, community stories, and the ultimate goal of improving the health and safety of patients who need it the most. Learn more at narcad.org. Views shared do not represent Boston Medical Center.

  1. Episode 24: "Destigmatizing Treatment: Systems in Sync for Patient-Centered Care"

    17 ФЕВР.

    Episode 24: "Destigmatizing Treatment: Systems in Sync for Patient-Centered Care"

    How do we align and connect community efforts to support patients who use substances? Join us as we discuss critical public health education to connect diverse stakeholders across complex systems, with the ultimate goal of caring for community members with substance use disorder. Whether these patients are residents, incarcerated, or reintegrating into the community, our guest speakers discuss successful, evidence-based programming to ensure the community is aligned in empowering patients to live healthier lives. Guests: La-Tricia Gordon, RN, CARN & Clement Chen, PharmD, Rutgers Northern New Jersey MAT Center of Excellence A note from our guests: This quote is one they return to often, and it speaks to the importance of trust, relationships, and community woven throughout today’s conversation: “The opposite of addiction is not sobriety. The opposite of addiction is connection.” — Johann Hari, Author & Journalist

    32 мин.
  2. Episode 23: “Five Minutes That Matter: Mini Visits for Community Pharmacists”

    27 ЯНВ.

    Episode 23: “Five Minutes That Matter: Mini Visits for Community Pharmacists”

    Can a five-minute conversation really change health outcomes? In this episode, Monica Roberts, PharmD, shares insights and successes from a public health education and outreach initiative focused on relationship-centered “mini visits” with community pharmacists, designed to reduce stigma and expand access to care for patients with opioid use disorder. Tune in and learn more about how small, well-timed conversations can strengthen pharmacist-patient interactions and translate evidence into action at the pharmacy counter. Want to reach out to Monica? Contact her @ monica.roberts@uky.edu

    29 мин.
  3. Episode 22: "Breaking Barriers to Care: Expanding Access to Medications for Opioid Use Disorder Through Academic Detailing"

    30.12.2025

    Episode 22: "Breaking Barriers to Care: Expanding Access to Medications for Opioid Use Disorder Through Academic Detailing"

    ​What if access to medications for opioid use disorder didn’t have to start in a clinic? In this episode of Changing Minds, host Anna Morgan-Barsamian is joined by Finn Black and Rebecca Martinez from the Center for Innovative Academic Detailing on Opioids and Stimulants (CIAO). They discuss how academic detailing supported the rapid implementation of a telehealth and street-based initiative designed to expand access to buprenorphine for people who use opioids. The conversation highlights patient-centered program design, scalable clinician support, and key lessons for cities responding to urgent public health challenges.

    21 мин.
  4. Episode 21: "Pathways of Collaboration and Communication: Breaking Down Silos in Addiction Medicine”

    26.11.2025

    Episode 21: "Pathways of Collaboration and Communication: Breaking Down Silos in Addiction Medicine”

    A good detailer has their finger on the pulse of what a clinician needs. This episode's guest speaker, Christine Fishman, RPH, MPH, Academic Detailing Lead, MetroHealth, shares her insights about the ways in which knowledge, rapport, and service all help frontline clinicians to provide the best care for their patients who have substance use disorder. Looking at the necessity for strong relationship-building within a hospital system, Chris discusses the critical importance of humbly admitting when you don't know answer; showing up consistently for clinicians who are overwhelmed with the unique needs of patients struggling with SUD; and igniting practice transformation in the field of addiction medicine. Learn more about Christine's recent work at NaRCAD's June 2025 Summit Session: "Integrating Navigators into AD in the ER: The SUN Program at MetroHealth to Better Support Patients with Substance Use Disorder" Slide Deck PDF | Video Recording.

    21 мин.
  5. Podcast 20: "The Great AD Hype: Join Us for NaRCAD2025!"

    30.10.2025

    Podcast 20: "The Great AD Hype: Join Us for NaRCAD2025!"

    When our community comes together, we get back to the essence of why we do the work we do: building trust with clinicians and their patients. Join us as we chat about the magic of our annual international conference, with this year's 13th annual just around the corner. You'll hear from our director and founder, Mike Fischer, about the importance of this annual event, a sneak peek of what's on the menu, and what the bottom line of good detailing and relationship-building is all about: trust. Stay tuned 'til the end for an opportunity to get free registration at this year's event. Click here for the audio transcription.

    16 мин.
  6. Podcast 19: “More Than Just Knowledge: The Humility, Creativity, & Care it Takes to Be an Academic Detailer”

    23.09.2025

    Podcast 19: “More Than Just Knowledge: The Humility, Creativity, & Care it Takes to Be an Academic Detailer”

    Being a successful detailer is about so much more than conveying good evidence, or reaching the most clinicians. Come and chat with Vishal Kinkhabwala, MD, MPH, a Training Consultant and Expert Facilitator at NaRCAD, as he drops wisdom nuggets about the importance of camaraderie, deep listening, being of service, building rapport, and approaching clinicians as "just a new friend I haven't met yet." Vishal shares his experiences as a detailer in the area of infectious disease prevention, his tips for building relationships, and the importance of true presence, not "acting like you're listening." A great episode to tune into for new and veteran detailers alike, and anyone who wants to learn more about the impact of 1:1 clinical outreach education visits in clinicians' own frontline environments.

    25 мин.
  7. Podcast 18: "Holistic Approaches to Detailing: Caring for Patients with Dementia & Alzheimer's"

    02.09.2025

    Podcast 18: "Holistic Approaches to Detailing: Caring for Patients with Dementia & Alzheimer's"

    Making sure older adults receive a holistic, evidence-based approach to care: learning from Alosa Health. On our August 2025 episode, we chat with Alosa Health's COO, Paul Fanikos, RPh, MPA/HA, about all things detailing, with a focus on Alosa's recent campaign to support older adults, their providers, and their caregivers in managing the challenges of dementia and Alzheimer's with care, compassion, and connection to the best evidence, resources, and community supports.

    18 мин.
  8. Podcast Episode 17: "Public Health Ain't No Drag: Serving Up Patient Care Realness in Performance Spaces"

    15.07.2025

    Podcast Episode 17: "Public Health Ain't No Drag: Serving Up Patient Care Realness in Performance Spaces"

    For patients who don't feel safe inside the clinic, how can we bring the best of public health outreach to them? Join us for the tea on how to interweave public health initiatives into artistic spaces where community members feel safe, seen, and understood. Zack Jenio, Program Manager of Mile High Behavioral Health in Denver, Colorado, who also hails as Drag Queen Dr. Zacharina Jenny-hoe, discusses the impact of meeting patient needs by bringing harm reduction, including HIV prevention tools and naloxone, to performance spaces. We also discuss challenges queer patients face in primary care clinics where trust can be unintentionally eroded by stigma; the allure of drag as a celebration of femininity and glamour; and the ways that clinicians can start thinking creatively about patient needs, identity, and access to care--OUTSIDE of the traditional healthcare space.

    27 мин.
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Changing Minds: Transformative Talks for Healthcare Improvement This podcast invites you to explore behavior change communications to improve health outcomes, discussing critical topics like infectious and chronic disease, substance use, harm reduction, and health-related stigma. Join us as we dive into evidence-based education for frontline clinicians, patient experiences, community stories, and the ultimate goal of improving the health and safety of patients who need it the most. Learn more at narcad.org. Views shared do not represent Boston Medical Center.

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  • Автор
    Anna Morgan-Barsamian, MPH, RN, PMP, Senior Manager, Training & Education, NaRCAD
  • Годы выхода
    2024 - 2026
  • Выпуски
    24
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