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S1E1: Mind the Gap

Clotcast: The NATF Podcast

Release Date: 03/31/2022

S2E5: Life After A PAD Diagnosis show art S2E5: Life After A PAD Diagnosis

Clotcast: The NATF Podcast

Mr. Gerald Cooper, a patient with PAD, joins Dr. Lee Kirksey and Debra Kohlman-Trigoboff, NP for a chat about: Navigating life after being diagnosed with a chronic illness What a PAD care team looks like Managing mental health and physical health after a PAD diagnosis     About PAD PAD is a condition that’s unknown to many, yet it affects more than 230 million people worldwide. In the U.S. alone, it’s estimated that upward of 12 million people live with PAD, putting them at risk for serious complications.  PAD involves narrowing of the arteries that carry blood from the...

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S2E4: Lifestyle and PAD show art S2E4: Lifestyle and PAD

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Drs. Lee Kirksey, Diane Treat-Jacobson, and Amy Pollak talk about: practical changes you and your family can make to help prevent or manage PAD “real-world” barriers to initiating lifestyle changes, accessing equitable care, and implementing healthcare recommendations   About PAD PAD is a condition that’s unknown to many, yet it affects more than 230 million people worldwide. In the U.S. alone, it’s estimated that upward of 12 million people live with PAD, putting them at risk for serious complications.  PAD involves narrowing of the arteries that carry blood from the...

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S2E3: How to Talk to Your Care Team About Your Risk for PAD show art S2E3: How to Talk to Your Care Team About Your Risk for PAD

Clotcast: The NATF Podcast

Drs. Lee Kirksey, Chloé Powell, & Samir Shah talk about Raising awareness of risk factors (particularly within at-risk minority communities) Keys to open communication and building trust Importance of advocating for self and family members Understanding the diagnostic process for PAD & what tests are needed   About PAD PAD is a condition that’s unknown to many, yet it affects more than 230 million people worldwide. In the U.S. alone, it’s estimated that upward of 12 million people live with PAD, putting them at risk for serious complications.  PAD involves narrowing...

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S2E2: Treatment Options For PAD show art S2E2: Treatment Options For PAD

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Drs. Lee Kirksey and Gregory Piazza talk about the range of treatment options for PAD, including: Recommended lifestyle changes Supervised exercise programs Medications Procedures   About PAD PAD is a condition that’s unknown to many, yet it affects more than 230 million people worldwide. In the U.S. alone, it’s estimated that upward of 12 million people live with PAD, putting them at risk for serious complications.  PAD involves narrowing of the arteries that carry blood from the heart to other parts of the body. This narrowing, medically known as stenosis, impairs blood...

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S2E1: What is PAD? show art S2E1: What is PAD?

Clotcast: The NATF Podcast

In this episode, Drs. Lee Kirksey, Carlos Mena, and Jocelyn Beach talk about what Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) is, risk factors for PAD, signs/symptoms of PAD, and how PAD is diagnosed.   About PAD PAD is a condition that’s unknown to many, yet it affects more than 230 million people worldwide. In the U.S. alone, it’s estimated that upward of 12 million people live with PAD, putting them at risk for serious complications.  PAD involves narrowing of the arteries that carry blood from the heart to other parts of the body. This narrowing, medically known as stenosis, impairs...

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S1E5: From Heart Disease to Healthcare show art S1E5: From Heart Disease to Healthcare

Clotcast: The NATF Podcast

This episode addresses the burden of heart disease and its far-reaching impact on patients, providers, and the US health system. Moderator: Neil Skolnik Special Guests: Essence Harris Banks & Robin Ortiz, MD, MS

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S1E4: Drugs Don't Work in Patients That Don't Take Them show art S1E4: Drugs Don't Work in Patients That Don't Take Them

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This episode addresses the importance of medication adherence... after all, drugs don't work in patients who don't take them! Moderator: Neil Skolnik Special Guests: Bart Coyne & Zachary Marcum, PharmaD, MS, PhD

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S1E3: Small Habits, Big Changes show art S1E3: Small Habits, Big Changes

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This episode covers the link between heart attack, stroke, and blood clots--and how small healthy habits can help prevent these big events.Moderator: Neil SkolnikSpecial Guests: Melissa Shea & Esther Kim, MD, MPH

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S1E2: The Empowered Patient show art S1E2: The Empowered Patient

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This episode covers the importance of being an active participant and advocate in your own care - and how to do so!Moderator: Neil SkolnikSpecial Guests: Aisha Adams & Ben Silverberg, MD, MSc

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S1E1: Mind the Gap show art S1E1: Mind the Gap

Clotcast: The NATF Podcast

This episode covers the need to bridge the gap of communication between healthcare providers and patients - and proven techniques and tips for doing so!Moderator: Neil SkolnikSpecial Guests: Brenda Shisslak & Kimberly Mercer, PhD

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This episode covers the need to bridge the gap of communication between healthcare providers and patients - and proven techniques and tips for doing so!
Moderator: Neil Skolnik
Special Guests: Brenda Shisslak & Kimberly Mercer, PhD