Sickle Cell Podcast Series-Lessons Learned, Way Forward
Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast
Release Date: 05/07/2021
Season 2 Sickle Cell Podcast: Kendra Hogenson
Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast
Welcome to Season 2 of our Sickle Cell Podcast, the only podcast dedicated to understanding and appreciating the voices of patients, caregivers, healthcare workers and community-based organizations perceptions of racial bias in the healthcare system for people living with sickle cell. This podcast is a collaborative work between the Metropolitan Seattle Sickle Cell Task Force and the Social Entrepreneurship Now podcast where our guests speak up and out about creating equity, diversity and inclusion from where they are. Season 2 of the Sickle Cell podcast journey is co-hosted...
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Season 2 Sickle Cell Podcast: Ken West
Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast
The Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast is the only podcast dedicated to understanding and appreciating the voices of patients, caregivers, healthcare workers and community-based organizations perceptions of racial bias in the healthcare system for people living with sickle cell.
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Season 2 Sickle Cell Podcast: Dr. Michael DeBaun
Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast
The Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast is the only podcast dedicated to understanding and appreciating the voices of patients, caregivers, healthcare workers and community-based organizations perceptions of racial bias in the healthcare system for people living with sickle cell.
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Season 2 Sickle Cell Podcast: Andre Harris, PhD(c)
Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast
The Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast is the only podcast dedicated to understanding and appreciating the voices of patients, caregivers, healthcare workers and community-based organizations perceptions of racial bias in the healthcare system for people living with sickle cell.
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Season 2 Sickle Cell Podcast: Dr. Stephanie Ibemere
Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast
The Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast is the only podcast dedicated to understanding and appreciating the voices of patients, caregivers, healthcare workers and community-based organizations perceptions of racial bias in the healthcare system for people living with sickle cell.
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Sickle Cell Podcast Season 2: Dr. Cliff Takemoto
Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast
The Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast is the only podcast dedicated to understanding and appreciating the voices of patients, caregivers, healthcare workers and community-based organizations perceptions of racial bias in the healthcare system for people living with sickle cell.
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Sickle Cell Podcast Season 2: Ice Dean
Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast
The Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast is the only podcast dedicated to understanding and appreciating the voices of patients, caregivers, healthcare workers and community-based organizations perceptions of racial bias in the healthcare system for people living with sickle cell.
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Sickle Cell Podcast Season 2: Mariam Lawal's Story
Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast
The Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast is the only podcast dedicated to understanding and appreciating the voices of patients, caregivers, healthcare workers and community-based organizations perceptions of racial bias in the healthcare system for people living with sickle cell.
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Sickle Cell Podcast Season 2: Meet our Co-Host Karim Assalaam
Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast
The Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast is the only podcast dedicated to understanding and appreciating the voices of patients, caregivers, healthcare workers and community-based organizations perceptions of racial bias in the healthcare system for people living with sickle cell.
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Meet Skillbank Founder Mehak Vohra
Social Entrepreneurship Now Podcast
Meet Mehak Vohra, female Founder and Entrepreneur of Skillbank a dynamic entry level marketing organization whose mission is to empower people and unlock potential through education. In our podcast together, Mehak speaks to her experience around why she dropped out of college and why she started SkillBank.
info_outlineFor all of our listeners who have listened throughout the series you will have learned about perspectives on race, gender, culture bias, pain, transitions and so much more. In the nooks and crannies of our stories is the heartbeat of change, and that is what you will witness in this season finale. Our guests speak candidly about how uncomfortable and yet transformative it is to be your true and authentic self as a patient and as a provider.
Show highlights include:
- how important it is to be able to discuss stressors, such as mental health
- how white providers can learn to discuss race with patients of color
- how cultural brokers can help alleviate miscommunication and help patients open up
Thank you to all of our dedicated listeners and to those just joining, please share your thoughts and comments with us at www.diversityandinclusioncoach.com as well as www.mssctf.org.