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Collaborative Conversations: A Podcast for Interprofessional Educators and Practitioners

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Collaborative Conversations: A Podcast for Interprofessional Educators and Practitioners is dedicated to exploring the transformative power of collaboration across professions. Join us on a journey of uncovering the key insights and strategies that drive positive change for people and populations. Each episode explores the practical aspects of interprofessional collaboration. Our goal is to create a culture of collaboration and to make this complex subject understandable and implementable for our listeners.

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13 episodios

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Veteran Trauma and Transparency

In our season two finale, we spotlight the Veteran Trauma and Transparency Program. This transformative interprofessional program is designed to better prepare future and current workforces to serve veteran populations. Host Dave Plough is joined by Alex Buchanan, Todd Burkhardt, and John Kessler to explore how this initiative addresses PTSD, invisible wounds, reintegration challenges, and the military-to-civilian transition. Together, they share the origins, evolution, and impact of this collaborative program, which was developed by the IU Interprofessional Practice and Education Center, [ipe.iu.edu] the School of Social Work [https://socialwork.iu.edu/], the Criminal Justice Department, and the Center for Rural Engagement [https://rural.indiana.edu/]. Key Topics: * Military culture in care environments * Human-centered approaches to trauma * Student and community engagement * The power of lived experience and storytelling Whether you're a provider, student, educator, or advocate, this episode offers real-world insight into improving care for those who’ve served.

14 de jul de 2025 - 27 min
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Healing Through Scars: Part 2

Our conversation with USC Keck School of Medicine artist-in-residence Ted Meyer and IU IPE Director Dr. Barbara Maxwell continues as they explore what it means to truly listen in healthcare, and why it matters. Through stories of patient experiences, student reflections, and Ted’s groundbreaking work at the intersection of art and medicine, this episode reveals the human side of healthcare that is often overlooked in checklists and clinical routines. This episode unpacks how narrative medicine, emotional intelligence, and interprofessional collaboration can transform patient care, from routine procedures to life-altering memories. Whether you're a clinician, educator, or health professions student, this episode will challenge how you think about empathy, communication, and the legacy of care. 🩺 Topics include: * Why patients remember the how, not just the what * Using art to teach medical students about empathy and lived experience * The importance of “seven seconds of empathy” in clinical practice * What happens when we miss what patients are really saying * Burnout, humanity, and rebuilding healthcare through connection Learn more about Ted’s work at tedmeyer.com [https://tedmeyer.com], scarredforlifeproject.com [https://scarredforlifeproject.com], and artandmed.com [https://artandmed.com]

7 de jul de 2025 - 23 min
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When Peer Support Leads Recovery

In this episode of Collaborative Conversations, we explore the impact of peer support in addiction recovery through the lived experience of Jodi Miller, a certified peer recovery coach and host of the ⁠Beyond Substance⁠ [https://open.spotify.com/show/0ef3NhZjWhpdi6O2Y5Xv8p?si=29bbb9a3ecef4ad5] podcast. Jodi joins Dr. April D. Newton to share her journey through substance use recovery and how building trust, empathy, and community connections has helped transform lives. Together, they discuss how peer coaching, lived experience, and interprofessional collaboration can break down stigma, improve care, and create stronger recovery networks in both rural and urban settings. This conversation offers a real-world perspective on community-based recovery, illustrating how shared experiences and honest dialogue can foster healing and hope.

16 de jun de 2025 - 30 min
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