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Welcome to Care and Consequence: Perspectives on a Social Care Network. Check in monthly with our hosts Becky and Sharon as they examine the good, the bad, and the ugly of what it takes to create a functioning social care network!
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Ep. 8: Holding the Helpers: Who Cares for the Caregivers? (opens the original)
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In this episode of Care and Consequence, host Anna Sandidge, Greater Health Now Senior Director of Transformational Health Integration, is joined by Alayna Brinton, Founder and Chief Clinical Officer at Anchor Point Counseling, and clinician Sundae Stone for a conversation about what's actually happening underneath the word "burnout" in the community-based workforce. They draw a line between burnout, compassion fatigue, and moral injury, walk through the Training and Resiliency Support Program t
Ep. 7: Provider Perspectives: From the Exam Room to the Community, with Dr. John Merrill-Steskal of Kittitas Valley Healthcare (opens the original)
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In this episode of Care and Consequence, hosts Sharon Brown and Becky Betts sit down with Dr. John Merrill-Steskal of Kittitas Valley Healthcare for a provider’s view on the gap between clinical care and the social needs that drive health outcomes. They cover how unmet needs like housing, food, transportation, and isolation show up in the exam room and downstream in emergency department use and preventable readmissions, what changes when providers have a trusted community referral network instea
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