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Care in the Middle

Care in the Middle is a podcast about the human side of cancer care — the space between diagnosis and treatment where patients, families, and healthcare systems intersect.

Podcast · By Rifeta Kajdić Hodžić · English · Official site

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Aug 19, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    All We Carried and the One Spoon We Had (opens the original)

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    This personal episode explores how experiences we may not fully understand as children can quietly shape who we become. Rifeta shares a few memories of growing up during the war in Bosnia and reflects on how receiving help later shaped the way she supported patients navigating patients.

  2. Episode · Jul 25, 2026

    The Business of Cancer Care: The Stories Behind Reimbursement (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Care in the Middle , Rifeta explores the business side of oncology and how reimbursement influences patient access, care delivery, and the resources cancer programs rely on every day. She breaks down concepts like buy and bill, site-of-care restrictions, white bagging, and 340B in plain language—focusing not on billing codes, but on what these policies mean for patients and the professionals who care for them. Whether you're a financial navigator, nurse, pharmacist, administra

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