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Hosted by Abigail · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 37 episodes
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Banter at the Bedside dives into the real stories of healthcare — the ones that happen behind the curtains, between shifts, and at the bedside. Hosted by frontline professionals, each episode brings together voices from across the healthcare spectrum to share their perspectives — from laughter in the breakroom to the moments that change everything. Whether you’re in scrubs or just curious about life inside the hospital, join us for honest, thoughtful, and sometimes hilarious conversations about what it really means to care for others.
Abigail hosts Banter At The Bedside, a health show with 37 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Are expensive scrubs really worth it? Are joggers actually professional? Why did nurses used to wear white dresses, and why has healthcare fashion changed so much? In this hilarious episode of Banter at
Send us Fan Mail Should hospitals really ban messy buns? Are Figs worth the hype? Do tattoos, piercings, and colorful hair actually affect patient care? This week on Banter at the Bedside , Abby, Kaleigh, and returning g
Send us Fan Mail Why do so many healthcare workers earn good salaries but still feel financially behind? In this episode of Banter at the Bedside , Abby and Kaleigh are joined by returning guest Michael, an experienced c
Send us Fan Mail What happens when you put more than 130 years of nursing experience around one table? In this special episode of Banter at the Bedside , Abby is joined by her Nana, who has over 70 years connected to the
Send us Fan Mail What happens when three seasoned ICU nurses and a Nurse Practitioner sit down to react to healthcare TikToks, viral nurse songs, and the realities behind social media healthcare content? In this episode
Send us Fan Mail Septic shock treatment has evolved dramatically, but why do we give fluids, start vasopressors, and use steroids? In Part 2 of our septic shock series, Dr. Michael joins Banter at the Bedside to break do
Send us Fan Mail Sepsis remains one of the most common and deadly conditions healthcare providers encounter, but do how much of the evidence do you know? In Part 1 of our sepsis series, critical care physician Dr. Michae
Send us Fan Mail Some patients never leave you. Some coworkers, mentors, and moments quietly change the way you practice medicine forever. In this episode of Banter at the Bedside, the Shift Talkers share the stories tha
Send us Fan Mail Have you ever left a doctor’s appointment or hospital stay feeling unheard, brushed off, or dismissed? In this episode of Banter at the Bedside, Abby, Kaleigh, and Amanda have an honest conversation abou
Send us Fan Mail What happens when caring for others starts to quietly wear you down? In this episode of Banter at the Bedside, the Shift Talkers sit down again with trauma and emergency medicine chaplain Linda Moore to
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Banter at the Bedside, Abby, Kaleigh, and Amanda react to healthcare TikToks, nursing memes, and viral medical reels — and the conversation quickly turns into a deeper discussion about
Send us Fan Mail What happens when healthcare stops waiting for patients to come to the clinic — and starts meeting them where they are? In this episode of Banter at the Bedside, Abby (NP) and Kaleigh (RN) sit down with
Send us Fan Mail What happens when healthcare workers are sick—but still come to work anyway? In this episode of Banter at the Bedside , Abby (NP), Kaleigh (RN), Cody (RN), and Dr. Jeff talk honestly about the past press
Send us Fan Mail Cardiogenic shock management doesn’t stop with recognizing preload, afterload, and contractility. The hardest decisions often come next: when to escalate care and when to activate advanced support. In Pa
Send us Fan Mail Cardiogenic shock remains a high-mortality emergency in critical care—but survival is improving as clinicians better understand shock physiology and adopt cardiogenic shock team models. In this episode o
Send us Fan Mail In healthcare, when a code ends and time of death is called, the room usually moves on fast. But what if we didn’t? In this episode of Banter at the Bedside, we sit down with a hospital chaplain to talk
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Banter at the Bedside, we dive into what it really means to be the “town healer” — the nurse, doctor, or healthcare worker everyone turns to for medical advice outside the hospital. Fr
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Banter at the Bedside , Abby and Kaleigh kick off a new mini-series on patient advocacy — inspired by a listener question. As healthcare professionals who have also been patients thems
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Banter at the Bedside , we dive into one of the most relatable topics in healthcare: relationships. Healthcare workers spend 12+ hours together in high-stress environments, forming fri
Send us Fan Mail What happens when a patient becomes “the GI bleed in 12” instead of a person? In this deeply reflective episode of Banter at the Bedside, Abby and Kaleigh are joined by Dr. Armando (ICU + nephrology) and
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Banter At The Bedside is hosted by Abigail. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 37 episodes.
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