Category / Public and Population Health
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Caregiving Challenges
Sandy Silva and Lynn Polk discuss caregiving challenges in this episode of Health Talk.
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Healthcare and Social Justice from the Heartland to Haiti
Helen Emmott, a nurse ethicist, explains why healthcare and social justice challenges exist not just in Haiti but in the heartland of America as well.
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Healthcare Reform: One Community at a Time
How do you go about reinventing America’s healthcare system?
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Intersection of Law, Regulations and Medical Ethics in Treating Pain
Jennifer Bolen, JD, former assistant U.S. attorney for the Department of Justice and founder of The Legal Side of Pain discusses the intersection of physician and patient.
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Just the Beginning – The Supreme Court and Ethical Healthcare Reform
The Supreme Court decides, and now we decide how to move forward to create an ethical, just and humane healthcare system.
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Lee Woodruff – ReMind Us about Returning Vets
Lee and Bob Woodruff are recipients of the 2012 Vision to Action Award.
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Preparing Today for Tomorrow’s Aging America
Phil Stafford, Director, and Mia Oberlink, Manager, Center on Aging and Community
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Working with the Aging Workforce
Steven Joiner, head of the Workforce Pillar of the KC4 Aging in Community initiative, discusses why the workforce needs to shift perspective on aging from one of burden to asset.
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Aging in Kansas City: The Data
John Carney, CEO of the Center for Practical Bioethics, discusses how Kansas City’s aging population will affect all aspects of life
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Bending the Healthcare Cost Curve
Bending the Healthcare Cost Curve Marci Nielsen, vice chancellor of public policy at the University of Kansas Medical Center, and Dr. Rene Bollier, a family practice physician in Kansas City, discuss whether bending the cost curve in healthcare is possible and how it may affect the healthcare people received. Recorded in October 2009. Download
