Talk With A Doc: Recent Episodes
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We bring your questions to medical experts from Providence for insight and information on a wide variety of health-related topics.
Immunizations are an important part of keeping children of all ages healthy and safe from virus and disease. In this episode, Allie Hyams, Sr. Communications Manager at Providence, speaks with Elizabeth Meade, MD, Providence-Swedish expert for Pediatrics and newborn medicine. They discuss what you as a parent or caregiver should know about vaccination schedules, safety, updates, and what to expect for the approaching season of colds, flu, RSV and Covid-19.
For more information and resources:
Providence
Providence Flu Shots
Providence Resources for Kids
healthychildren.org - American Academy of Pediatrics
Vaccine Education Center - Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Allie Hyams - LinkedIn Page
Elizabeth Meade, MD - LinkedIn Page
In the final installment of our 4-part mini-series on genetics and genomics, Sandra Brown, Regional Manager of Providence Genetics in California and Carol Ko, Genetics Counselor Supervisor at Providence St. Joseph Hospital, discuss all things genetics, including how AI technology, complex data management, clinical trials and sequencing innovation is rapidly changing the landscape of this life saving field of medicine. Listen as our experts break down these complex topics into relevant and easy to understand ways that help you understand how the industry’s innovation is not only dramatically benefitting patient care right now, but how it is getting us closer to a cancer-free world faster than ever.
Be sure to tune in and listen to the previous episodes of this four-part series on genetics and genomics or subscribe to have the latest episode delivered to your favorite podcast platform.
Providence Genetics and Genomics Services
Providence Cancer Institute of Orange County
Sandra Brown's LinkedIn
Carol Ko's LinkedIn
In this third installment of our genetics 4-part mini-series, Sandra Brown, Regional Manager of Providence Genetics in California, sits down with Dillon van den Berg, Certified Genetic Counselor at Providence Mission Hospital, to discuss the wide range of genetic cancer tests as well as their implementation and purpose. From germline tests to liquid biopsy and pathology, the extensive assortment of tests used today directly impact patient care and outcomes; whether preventive or diagnostic. Listen as our experts dive into this fascinating behind the scenes look at cutting edge applications of genetic testing now and learn more about how tests will continue to evolve in the future.
Be sure to tune in and listen to the remaining episodes of this four-part series on genetics and genomics or subscribe to have the latest episode delivered to your favorite podcast platform.
*Episode #4, The Future of Genetics in Clinical Care, will release on Wednesday, August 23***
For more information and resources, visit:
Providence Genetics and Genomics Services
Providence Cancer Institute of Orange County
Sandra Brown's LinkedIn
Dillon van den Berg's LinkedIn
In this second installment of our genetics 4-part mini-series, Sandra Brown, Regional Manager of Providence Genetics in California, sits down with Danielle Williams, Certified Genetic Counselor at Providence St. Joseph Orange, to discuss genetic testing and counseling, and why Providence’s novel genetics services are industry leaders when it comes to delivering easy access to life-changing care. Listen in as our experts discuss how these programs have broken down barriers and expanded how genetics is used in everyday care.
Be sure to tune in and listen to the remaining episodes of this four-part series on genetics and genomics or subscribe to have the latest episode delivered to your favorite podcast platform.
*Episode #3, Genetics: Accessible Genetic Testing + Services, will release on Tuesday, August 22.*
For more information and resources, visit:
Providence.org/SoCalGenetics
Providence.org/CancerInstituteOC
Sandra Brown's LinkedIn
Danielle Williams' LinkedIn
In the first of this informative four-part mini-series, Sandra Brown, Regional Manager of Providence Genetics in California, sits down with Amanda de Leon, Certified Genetic Counselor at Providence St. Jude Medical Center, to break down the myths surrounding the innovative field of genetics and genomics.
With the number of at-home tests, and family history quizzes widely available, people, now more than ever, have inconsistent information about how genetics works as well as how it impacts them and their loved ones. Listen as our experts tackle what you think you know and help identify several barriers - from financial barriers to personal beliefs and diversity barriers - that ultimately factor into your understanding of genetics.
Be sure to tune in and listen to the remaining episodes of this four-part series on genetics and genomics or subscribe to have the latest episode delivered to your favorite podcast platform.
*Episode #2 will release on Thursday, August 17.***
For more information and resources on the Providence Genetics program, visit:
Providence.org/SoCalGenetics and Providence.org/CancerInstituteOC
Sandra Brown LinkedIn
Amanda DeLeon LinkedIn
"Listen to your body, and take breaks to cool down and hydrate, especially in the hot weather." -Dr. Daniel Getz
On this episode of Talk With A Doc, we've invited back Dr. Daniel Getz to speak with Mary Renouf on the basics of summer safety. We discuss how to take care in the heat, what to do around water and in the sun, treating bug bites and more. A must listen as we head into the summer season!
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Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center
Dr. Daniel Getz's LinkedIn Profile
Mary Renouf's LinkedIn Profile
"Listen to your body, and take breaks to cool down and hydrate, especially in the hot weather." -Dr. Daniel GetzOn this episode of Talk With A Doc, we've invited back Dr. Daniel Getz to speak with Mary Renouf on the basics of summer safety. We discuss how to take care in the heat, what to do around water and in the sun, treating bug bites and more. A must listen as we head into the summer season!
For more information and resources, visit:
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Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center
Dr. Daniel Getz's LinkedIn Profile
Mary Renouf's LinkedIn Profile
Kathy Maurer, director of marketing and communications for the Providence Inland Northwest Foundation and Dr. Brian Simmerman, division chief, general pediatrics for Providence Medical Group in Spokane, WA discuss what you need to know about the Covid vaccine for children under 5. You will hear information about what's different about this vaccine, why it's safe for young children and the importance of getting your kids vaccinated.
For more information and resources, visit: https://coronavirus.providence.org/
James Simmons of @asktheNP and Dr. Daniel Getz, Chief Medical Officer at Sacred Heart Medical Center speak about men's health-the importance of check-ups, screenings, staying active and eating well for both wellness and disease prevention.
For more information and resources, visit: providence.org
And you can find Dr. James at https://www.instagram.com/askthenp/
Shaina Hicks, Manager for Cardiac and Pulmonary Services at Providence St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Medical Center and Laura Wambold, Lead Exercise Physiologist, Cardiopulmonary Rehab at Providence St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Medical Center discuss how many have had difficulty keeping up with their old fitness routines, post Covid and methods for getting back to some semblance of a "normal" fitness routine.
Lisa Arnold, Stroke Program Coordinator at Providence Saint John’s Health Center and Dr. Reza Bavarsad Shahripour, Vascular Neurologist at Providence Saint John’s Health Center Neurovascular and Stroke Center discuss what you need to know about strokes and how to reduce your risk of having a stroke.
For more information and resources, visit: providence.org
In today's episode, we discuss how stress can affect your gut health and methods for avoiding stress and treating the issue.
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With kids and staff back to school, the spread of COVID-19 amongst children - particularly those not yet eligible for vaccination - continues to be a point of concern. Join us for this discussion to have your questions answered and to learn more about what you can do to help stop the spread.
If you are pregnant, chances are you're concerned about the impact of COVID-19 - as well as the COVID vaccines - on you and your baby. Listen to this discussion on COVID-19 and pregnancy to learn more and have your questions answered.
What can we learn about COVID-19 variants and trends by studying data analytics? Listen to this discussion to learn more about past and present Providence research studies, emergent healthcare technologies, and how they can help.
Host Mary Renouf speaks with Dr. Aseem Desai, veteran cardiac electrophysiologist and author who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of heart rhythm disorders including atrial fibrillation (AFib). He is co-director of Providence Mission Heritage Heart Rhythm Specialists. They discuss what Afib is, common risk factors, treatments and more.
For more resources visit: https://draseemdesai.com/
Host Mary Renouf speaks with, Dr. Houman Solomon, Director of Bariatric Surgery at Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center about what bariatric surgery is, the different types of surgeries available and who are the best candidates for weight loss surgery.
Host Mary Renouf speaks with orthopedic surgeon Dr. Andrew J. Wassef about joint replacement and joint revision surgeries. He explains when someone is a good candidate for each, what the surgery entails, recovery and more.
Dr. George Diaz gives the latest news and updates on the COVID-19 variants and vaccines.
For more resources visit: coronavirus.providence.org/covid-vaccine
Dr. Phuong Nguyen, MD, Director of Advanced Endoscopy at Providence and Lorraine Peterson, aGERD patient, provide us with in-depth insights into the experience, treatments and procedures needed to cure and manage the disease. Lorraine shares her very personal journey of overcoming the challenges and finding the strength to make lifestyle changes.
Registered dietician, Caitlin Snider, speaks with host Mary Renouf about steps you can take in diet and lifestyle to prevent the onset of diabetes.
For some, recovery from COVID-19 takes substantially longer than it does for others, and it leaves behind a host of continuing health problems. Teams of professionals may be a part of the care team for longhaulers, including physical therapy, speech language pathologists, physical rehabilitation, and nutrition and wellness experts. This discussion highlights the work being done by programs at St. Jude Medical Center in Texas.
Today's experts discuss Irritable Bowel Syndrome, the ROME 4 criteria of IBS, benefits of the elimination diet, identifying fodmaps, and obtaining optimal gut health with nutrition.
Mary Renouf and neurologist Dr. Matthew Ho talk about strokes and stroke care. What are the signs and symptoms of a stroke, the FAST method of recognizing a stroke and what to do when you see these signs.
Mary Renouf and Caitlin Snider discuss the various weight management programs in the Community Wellness Program along with tools for weight loss and weight management.
Host Mary Renouf discusses lower back pain with Dr. Mark Basiratmand. What are some causes and treatments that can help your pain...
Host Mary Renouf speaks with Dr. Katheryn Hudon about what to expect from a pediatric well-check visit for a teen. What questions the pediatrician generally asks, important exams, vaccinations for that age group and the transition from pediatrician to an "adult" doctor.
In today's episode, we discuss COVID Longhaulers Syndrome and its signs and symptoms along with facts about the COVID vaccinations.
This episode is a previously recorded Facebook/LinkedIn Live event.
Rick Riess and Dr. Frances Broyles discuss the Providence HMR Weight Management program. The challenges of weight loss, especially during a pandemic, and insights into tools and tips for finding success with managing your weight.
Quitting tobacco is the single most important step you can take to protect your health and the health of your family. In this episode, host Mary Renouf speaks with Katie Maisch of Inland Northwest Health Services about their tobacco cessation program, Quit For Good.
Host Mary Renouf speaks with Dr. Daniel Getz and they get to the truth to some of the medical myths and misconceptions many of us have. They discuss the COVID vaccine, stroke and heart attack symptoms, does that green mucus really mean you have an infection and more. Don't miss this interesting and informative episode.
Host Mary Renouf speaks with Dr. Mark Basiratmand about the Mediterranean Diet. They discuss the health benefits, why so many health experts are recommending it and the history of this style of eating.
In this pre-recorded Live episode, some of our doctors and experts answer questions about the COVID vaccines. What's true, what's not true and what we know at this point.
For more updates on the vaccines visit:
https://coronavirus.providence.org/covid-vaccine
In this pre-recorded Live episode, we have experts discussing the new COVID variants-what we know so far and how this will affect the ongoing pandemic.
Dr. Roseann Getchell and Dr. Tyson Payne continue their important discussion on homeschooling kids and teens during COVID. In this episode, they tackle internet safety. During the pandemic, much of our children's lives are web-based. So how do we keep them safe as we navigate online school, social media and more.
This episode was pre-recorded as a live event.
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Dr. Robin Henderson and Brette Borow discuss social isolation during the pandemic and how it can affect your mental health. The difference between social isolation and loneliness, how these feelings are impacting our mental health and some solutions for helping ourselves and others when these feelings take hold.
This episode was pre-recorded as a live event.
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In this episode, we discuss bridging the gap between self care and Express Care. How regular check-ups, wellness exams and health maintenance should be a part of your self care plan and the role the Providence Express Care program can play.
This episode was pre-recorded as a live event.
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Dr. Roseann Getchell and Dr. Tyson Payne discuss homeschooling kids and teens during COVID and how it might be affecting their mental health. Social isolation, social anxiety, keeping your kids and teens motivated and what will going back to in-person school look like are all topics that are tackled in this important discussion along with keeping our kids positive during this difficult time.
This episode was pre-recorded as a live event.
You can find more information on upcoming podcast episodes and our Facebook/LinkedIn Live events on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn @providencehealthsystem.
James Q. Simmons, NP, speaks with Robin Henderson, Chief Executive of Behavioral Health of Providence Oregon, reflect on letting go of the negatives of 2020 and thinking about what the positives were so we can bring those forward in 2021 and find some hope after a difficult year.
This episode was recorded previously as a Live event.
One in eight patients that visit the emergency room are in need of behavioral health services or in mental health crisis. Laura Knapp and Katie Gilligan discuss the need for behavioral health services to urgent care and emergency room departments and the benefit of that whole health care for patients and the Behavioral Health Urgent Care in Everett, Washington.
Laurie Kelley, Josh Cutler and Roger Dowdy discuss the Providence Caregiver Support Program that provides behavioral health assistance and resources to all caregivers, especially during the challenging time of the pandemic.
Host Meredith Cunningham speaks with Dr. Katie Hendley, a neurologist and Dr. Valeria Johnson, a clinical psychologist, about the addition of a clinical psychologist to the neurology team at Covenant Health and how that has positively impacted whole patient care within their department and the ability to improve quality of life for patients with neurological disease.
Dr. Michael Ravelo and Brette Borow discuss what you need to know about the flu season while we are in the midst of a global pandemic.
Host Mary Renouf and Dr. Jan Carlo Zegarra discuss Lifestyle Medicine and its benefits.
Dr. Robin Henderson and Dr. James Simmons discuss how to cope and stay mentally well over the holidays during the COVID pandemic.
Dr. Robin Henderson and Dr. Nate Goins discuss how kindness and compassion can improve your overall mental wellness.
In today's episode, the panel discuss mental wellness and how COVID and seasonal mood disorders and fluctuations can affect your mental well-being.
Dr. Amy Thompson and Rebecca Meador, a lactation specialist, discuss breastfeeding and lactation issues and solutions.
Host Mary Renouf and Dr. Vern Saboe discuss chiropractic care and how it can be used to relieve many types of pain and eliminate or reduce opioid usage.
Dr. Amy Thompson and Dr. Jeremy Dalton discuss the importance of children's well-child care along with immunizations and vaccinations during the pandemic and any risks and safety information you may need.
Suffering from foot pain? In this episode of Talk With A Doc, host Mary Renouf and Dr. Helen F. Kuo, DPM discuss foot health and plantar fasciitis.
Get the facts on pneumonia and bronchitis from host Mary Renouf and Mary Ann Dunlap, ARNP of Providence.