At the Core of Care

Pennsylvania Action Coalition

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At the Core of Care shares the incredible stories of nurses in Pennsylvania and the people that they help. Learn about innovative ways that nurses are making a difference in so many lives every day. This podcast was created by the Pennsylvania Action Coalition.

19 DE JUL.

Bridge to Better: Improving Access to Behavioral Health Treatment

In this episode, Donna Bailey, CEO, guides us through the pivotal role of Community Behavioral Health (CBH). CBH funds crucial mental health treatment for Medicaid recipients in Philadelphia, ensuring accessibility and support. We focus on CBH's efforts in supporting pregnant or parenting individuals, including collaborations with the Joseph J Peters Institute (JJPI). We explore NNCC's successful collaboration with JJPI, connecting over 200 clients to essential therapy services. This highlights CBH's extensive provider network and its impact on mental health outcomes. The conversation emphasizes preemptive engagement in mental health services and overcoming systemic barriers, addressing social determinants of health crucial to tackling mental health challenges. As we observe Black Maternal Mental Health Week 2024 (July 19-26), this episode underscores the need for equitable mental health care access. Join us as we discuss fostering comprehensive care for all Philadelphians.

43min
10 DE JUN.

Courage in the Dark: Understanding Intimate Partner Violence, Part 2

Content Disclaimer: This episode contains discussions about intimate partner violence that some listeners may find disturbing or difficult to hear. This episode marks the second part of our two-part series on intimate partner violence (IPV). In our previous episode, we heard from Kalena Brown, an IPV survivor who shared her journey of overcoming immense challenges and using her voice to educate and support others. In this episode, we dive deeper into the topic with Lizz Tooher, RN, MPH and Mac Taylor, who reference Kalena's story as they discuss IPV in Philadelphia and beyond. Lizz Tooher is a public health nurse and the Senior Director of Child Health and Education at the National Nurse-Led Care Consortium (NNCC), working closely with families raising children under five years old. Mac Taylor is a Paralegal with the Health Education and Legal Assistance Project (HELP MLP) at Widener University, collaborating with NNCC to support families enrolled in home visiting programs across Philadelphia. Home visitors, like those in the Mabel Morris Family Home Visit program, play a crucial role in screening for IPV and providing support to survivors. It's essential to recognize that IPV extends beyond physical violence, impacting survivors psychologically, emotionally, and financially. Lizz and Mac share their insights into the challenges faced by survivors, the importance of building trust and community connections, and the systemic barriers to accessing resources. Through their discussion, they shed light on the complexities of IPV and advocate for improved support systems. Join us as we explore the multifaceted nature of intimate partner violence and the role of healthcare providers and communities in addressing this critical issue.

35min
30 DE MAI.

Courage in the Dark: Understanding Intimate Partner Violence, Part 1

Content Disclaimer: This episode contains discussions about intimate partner violence that some listeners may find disturbing or difficult to hear. In this episode, we begin a powerful two-part series on intimate partner violence (IPV). In Part 1, Kalena Brown, an IPV survivor shares her story of overcoming immense challenges including physical and psychological trauma, systemic failures, and societal stigma. Kalena recounts her harrowing journey through custody battles, abuse, and the emotional aftermath of IPV. She reveals the persistent institutional problems survivors face and her efforts to advocate for change within the healthcare and judicial systems. Her story is a testament to resilience and the importance of reclaiming one's voice. Join us as we delve into Kalena's story, shedding light on the often-hidden aspects of IPV and exploring how healthcare providers and society can better support survivors. As we bring you this episode in May, which is Mental Health Awareness Month, it's crucial to recognize that IPV manifests in various forms beyond physical violence, including psychological, emotional, and financial abuse.

24min
11 DE ABR.

Empowered Voices: Advocating for Black Maternal Health Equity

In this compelling podcast episode, we are joined by guest Shukriyyah Mitchell Hinton, BSN, RN, the Senior Director of Outreach and Advocacy from the National Nurse-Led Care Consortium (NNCC) who leads a poignant conversation with Saleemah McNeil, CLC, MS, MFT, and Imani Davis. Together, they delve into the systemic challenges facing Black maternal health in Philadelphia and beyond. From personal experiences to community initiatives, they explore the multifaceted efforts to address disparities through advocacy, education, and support. As they navigate through discussions on mental health, home visiting programs, and legislative advocacy, they bring light to the ongoing struggles for maternal health equity. Imani Davis is a lived experience expert and community specialist for organizations including Strategy Arts and Community Action Network (CAN). Saleemah McNeil is a reproductive psychotherapist and founder of the Oshun Family Center in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania. This episode coincides with Black Maternal Health Week. To learn more about virtual and in-person events scheduled in Philadelphia, please visit bmhwphilly.org for more information.

32min
29 DE JAN.

Harm Reduction in the Context of Interactions with Law Enforcement - Part 2

Our partners at Obscured captured the insights of our distinguished panelists in two parts, each shedding light on the diverse facets of harm reduction and effective strategies for addressing trauma resulting from interactions with law enforcement. If you have not listened to Part 1, we recommend starting with that episode. Listen here! Continuing the dialogue in the second part of the panel discussion are moderators Stephanie Marudas from Kouvenda Media and Namaijah Faison, MPH from the Pennsylvania Action Coalition. Joining them is Talitha Smith, BSN, RN, a nurse navigator with the Allegheny Health Network’s Center for Inclusion Health Clinic, RIvER (Rethinking Incarceration and Empowering Recovery). Following Talitha, we delve into the experiences of Chad Bruckner, a retired police detective who now owns and oversees a private investigator firm, Intercounty Investigations & Solutions, Inc. and is a coach and recovery specialist. Wrapping up the discussion is Laurie A. Corbin, MSS, MLSP, who is the Managing Director for Community Engagement at Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC). She oversees a range of programs that provide social services, prevention, intervention, treatment, and education to at-risk individuals and their families.

35min
22 DE JAN.

Harm Reduction in the Context of Interactions with Law Enforcement - Part 1

In a special collaboration, the Pennsylvania Action Coalition joined forces with Kouvenda Media’s Obscured Journalism Initiative last year to host a thought-provoking panel discussion on law enforcement interactions within the community and the implementation of a harm reduction care model. Our partners at Obscured captured the insights of our distinguished panelists in two parts, each shedding light on the diverse facets of harm reduction and effective strategies for addressing trauma resulting from interactions with law enforcement. In this episode, we hear from Talitha Smith, a nurse navigator with the Allegheny Health Network’s Center for Inclusion Health Clinic, RIvER (Rethinking Incarceration and Empowering Recovery). Talitha shares her insights about harm reduction and her passion for RIvER’s unique programming, which rapidly, effectively, and compassionately addresses the health needs of individuals post-release from incarceration. Following Talitha's insights, we delve into the experiences of Chad Bruckner, a retired police detective who now owns and oversees a private investigator firm and is a coach and recovery specialist. Closing the discussion is Laurie A. Corbin who is the Managing Director for Community Engagement at Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC). She oversees a range of programs that provide social services, prevention, intervention, treatment, and education to at-risk individuals and their families.

1h8min
01/05/2023

In Our Own Voices: The Lived Experience of Women in Sex Work

In this episode, we speak with Kim Trout, PhD, RN, CNM, FACNM, FAAN and Saumya Ayyagari, MSN, MPH about nurse-led research on the lived experiences of sex workers who identify as women and their healthcare needs. We also hear insights from Blue Laurano, a harm reduction professional and MPH candidate at Temple University. Trout and Ayyagari are two of the three researchers on the study, “In Our Own Voices: The Lived Experience of Sex Workers in Philadelphia who Identify as Women.” This study aimed to begin filling the gaps in our knowledge concerning how the lived experience of being a woman (i.e., a cisgender or transgender woman) sex worker affects her health, health preferences, health needs, and health care utilization. Saumya Ayyagari is the Nursing Workforce Development Manager for the Pennsylvania Action Coalition. Prior to this, her nursing career focused on reproductive health and parental and child health. She is passionate about expanding access to health care in a manner that is empowering to communities. Dr. Trout is an Associate Professor at the M. Louise Fitzpatrick College of Nursing at Villanova University where she conducts research on health promotion, health equity, and maternal morbidity reduction through nursing and midwifery care. Blue Laurano has worked in harm reduction for more than seven years. They are deeply committed to uplifting the voices of persons who use substances & educating people about the benefits of utilizing harm reduction in all spaces. They are currently pursuing a Masters in Public Health at Temple University. Trout and Ayyagari hope their findings will inform health care and public health professionals about how to improve health care services for sex workers who identify as women. Read their published research article here: In Our Own Voices: The Lived Experience of Sex Workers in Philadelphia who Identify as Women

28min
17/04/2023

Vaccine Education Strategies for the Long Haul

In this episode, we are closing out our special vaccine confidence coverage with Letha Joseph, DNP, APRN, AGPCNP-BC and Adeline Kline, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC, NCSN who are members of the National Nurse-Led Care Consortium’s Vaccine Confidence Advisory Committee. Kline and Joseph discuss the importance of relationship-building with community members to help promote health and wellness goals. Letha Joseph is a nurse practitioner from Durham, North Carolina. She is also the Director of the Geriatric and Extended Care Nurse Practitioner Residency program at the Durham VA Healthcare System and consulting associate at the Duke University School of Nursing. Adeline Kline is a family nurse practitioner and clinical educator for Hawai’i Keiki, which is a partnership between the University of Hawai’i Mānoa School of Nursing and the Hawai‘i Department of Education.

31min

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Providing Solutions for Systemic Healthcare Issues

09/01/2023

natttattack

At The Core of Care draws from current nurses and community health professionals in the field. Their perspectives are invaluable and provide public health professionals with practical tips and tools to implement. This podcast does an amazing job of examining systemic healthcare issues and providing listeners with solutions.
Broadening Individual Perspectives on Nationwide Health Concerns

06/01/2023

Nana Horan xx

At the Core of Care is having essential and relevant conversations regarding our ever evolving health care system. At the center of the great patient outcomes we wish to achieve is the community. This podcast does a great job at amplifying the voices of the community and bringing awareness to trauma-informed, person-centered, and individualized care that ultimately will contribute to a greater conversation about the needs of the community and bridge the gap of communication between major corporations and the local patient.
Great listen for your commute to work!

05/01/2023

PA ICU Nurse

As a nurse in PA, this is an excellent podcast because it is relatable. It keeps me motivated and refreshed. I love to listen on my commute to work to start my day. This host’s voice is pleasing, and she asks questions appropriately and gets discussion going smoothly. I have even shared this podcast in my MSN classes because it related to discussions we have there.
Practical Tools for Addressing Trauma

04/01/2023

Safe Culture

I truly enjoyed listening to the At the Core of Care Podcast that aired on 12/20/22. It featured a discussion on systemic approaches to creating psychologically safe space for both patients and health care staff. Tangible strategies were shared for creating a trauma informed environment at the bedside and in the work place. Thanks for sharing, I’m definitely going to use some of the suggestions. Keep up the great work!

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Pennsylvania Action Coalition
Anos de atividade

2019 - 2024
Episódios

65
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Livre
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At the Core of Care

At the Core of Care

Bridge to Better: Improving Access to Behavioral Health Treatment

Courage in the Dark: Understanding Intimate Partner Violence, Part 2

Courage in the Dark: Understanding Intimate Partner Violence, Part 1

Empowered Voices: Advocating for Black Maternal Health Equity

Harm Reduction in the Context of Interactions with Law Enforcement - Part 2

Harm Reduction in the Context of Interactions with Law Enforcement - Part 1

In Our Own Voices: The Lived Experience of Women in Sex Work

Vaccine Education Strategies for the Long Haul

Providing Solutions for Systemic Healthcare Issues

Broadening Individual Perspectives on Nationwide Health Concerns

Great listen for your commute to work!

Practical Tools for Addressing Trauma

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At the Core of Care

Episódios

Bridge to Better: Improving Access to Behavioral Health Treatment

Courage in the Dark: Understanding Intimate Partner Violence, Part 2

Courage in the Dark: Understanding Intimate Partner Violence, Part 1

Empowered Voices: Advocating for Black Maternal Health Equity

Harm Reduction in the Context of Interactions with Law Enforcement - Part 2

Harm Reduction in the Context of Interactions with Law Enforcement - Part 1

In Our Own Voices: The Lived Experience of Women in Sex Work

Vaccine Education Strategies for the Long Haul

Classificações e avaliações

Providing Solutions for Systemic Healthcare Issues

Broadening Individual Perspectives on Nationwide Health Concerns

Great listen for your commute to work!

Practical Tools for Addressing Trauma

Sobre

Informações