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Hosted by Emily Newberry · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 28 episodes
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Emily Newberry hosts Butterfly Arose, a society show with 28 episodes published.
In this episode of Butterfly Arose I talk about a new book titled Incorruptible, written by Eric Ries. He advocates for private companies to organize themselves legally and culturally so they serve their customers and em
In this episode of Butterfly Arose I talk about a new book titled Incorruptible, written by Eric Ries. He advocates for private companies to organize themselves legally and culturally so they serve their customers and em
In this episode of Butterfly Arose I talk about a new book titled Incorruptible, written by Eric Ries. He advocates for private companies to organize themselves legally and culturally so they serve their customers and em
In this episode of Butterfly Arose I talk about a new book titled Incorruptible, written by Eric Ries. He advocates for private companies to organize themselves legally and culturally so they serve their customers and em
In this episode of Butterfly Arose I read about and think through in some more depth the way doctors essentially pushed midwives to the margins of birth medicine. I talk about the different approaches of doctors and dire
In this episode of Butterfly Arose I read about and think through in some more depth the way doctors essentially pushed midwives to the margins of birth medicine. I talk about the different approaches of doctors and dire
In this Episode of Butterfly Arose I complete my reporting on the 1982 edition of Paul Starr's book The Social Transformation of American Medicine. I include articles on how the system has evolved since he wrote his book
In this episode of Butterfly Arose I try to be honest about a theory or belief about how complex systems interact and grow becomes apparent as I learn from Paul Starr's book The Social Transformation of American Medicine
In this episode of Butterfly Arose I try to be honest about a theory or belief about how complex systems interact and grow becomes apparent as I learn from Paul Starr's book The Social Transformation of American Medicine
The founding of America's health care system from the beginning of European immigration to the early 1930's. What were the major factors in this story?
In this Episode of Butterfly Arose I begin to look at the larger system of medical care in the Unted States. I use my own experiences with to keep from getting too much into ethereal ideas and to hold myself accountable
In this episode of Butterfly Arose I talk about an important way researchers turn qualitative information into quantitative information, and some of the challenges when we try to spread improvements throughout medical ca
In this episode of Butterfly Arose, I use specific examples from my own experiences to show why patient stories are important to improving the quality of health care. I also use them to demonstrate that, while it would b
In this episode of Butterfly Arose, I challenge you to appreciate the world of complexity we uncover when we actively try to improve and organization. Using the example of baking bread I show how complicated it can reall
In Episode 16 of Butterfly Arose I used my personal experiences as a patient partner volunteer to talk about the value of Person and Family Centered Care from the patient and family perspective. But PFCC is a process of
In this episode of Butterfly Arose I go more deeply into Person and Family Centered Care. I use my own experiences as both a volunteer and an employee to see what benefits PFCC can bring to healthcare from the patient pe
For doctors, nurses and other practitioners the medical system asks a lot. Be excellent and knowledgable in medical science, but also kind and empathetic. Give every patient the best care, but hurry up, you day is full o
In the last episode I talked about the experiences of four people; three who are living after treatment for cancer, and one who recovered from debilitating symptoms that were at first misdiagnosed as dementia. All four s
In the last two episodes of Butterfly Arose I asked you to think about the complex world of health care from the perspective of doctors and health care systems trying to provide high quality care to their patients. We lo
This episode of Butterfly Arose continues learning from Doctor Danielle Ofri in her book When We Do Harm, A Doctor Confronts Medical Error. Where the last episode looked at procedural errors, this one looks at cognitive
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Butterfly Arose is hosted by Emily Newberry. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 28 episodes.
Butterfly Arose has published 28 episodes.
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