COVID Conversations: Recent Episodes
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The purpose of this podcast is to provide health care providers and other stakeholders with timely, accurate information and education on the topic of COVID-19.
In this episode, we are joined by UAMS nurse Rachel McDole who shares her unique COVID story.
A surge in popularity and challenges in the supply chains during the pandemic has forever changed the cycling industry.
Noah Hasen, Director of Pediatric Plus, discusses the challenges of special needs children during the pandemic.
Welcome to COVID Conversations powered by the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and the Institute for Digital Health and Innovation.
In episode 2 of COVID Conversations, we discuss how OBGYN has been affected by the pandemic.
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The content of this production has been developed based on UAMS current needs and experiences. UAMS is an entity of the state which may have different requirements under federal and state law than your hospital, doctors, or other practitioners. This information is not intended to replace speaking with your health care provider or a substitute for their clinical judgment. The relevance or applicability of this information can and will change as the pandemic continues, so please consider it accordingly.
Welcome to COVID Conversations powered by the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and the Institute for Digital Health and Innovation.
This is our first episode.
The content of this production has been developed based on UAMS current needs and experiences. UAMS is an entity of the state which may have different requirements under federal and state law than your hospital, doctors, or other practitioners. This information is not intended to replace speaking with your health care provider or a substitute for their clinical judgment. The relevance or applicability of this information can and will change as the pandemic continues, so please consider it accordingly.