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Conversations on the State of Healthcare is a monthly podcast produced as a partnership between the North Carolina Healthcare Association (NCHA) and the North Carolina News Network.
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Conversations on the State of Healthcare - Addressing the Stigma of Behavioral Health (opens the original)
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This month we're addressing the stigma of behavioral health. Mental health is an essential part of overall health, but for many North Carolinians, finding the right care at the right time has not always been easy. My guest is Emilee Johnson, Vice President of Operations at Maria Parham Health. You can learn more and join our latest “Conversations on the State of Healthcare” wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts and find out more by visiting NC Healthcare dot org.
Conversations on the State of Healthcare - Maternal Health (opens the original)
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The North Carolina Healthcare Association (NCHA) invites you to listen to the latest podcast, "Conversations on the State of Healthcare." This month, we're looking at issues affecting families in every corner of North Carolina - Maternal Health. My guest is Marissa Franks with the North Carolina Healthcare Foundation.
More Than Medicine: The Economic Impact of North Carolina Hospitals (opens the original)
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The North Carolina Healthcare Association (NCHA) invites you to listen to the latest podcast, "Conversations on the State of Healthcare." This month, we're delving into a new NCHA report showing the economic impact hospitals have in North Carolina. My guest is the President and CEO of the North Carolina Healthcare Association, Josh Dobson.
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