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Straight from The Source powered by FMOL Health isn't just another health podcast. Each episode brings you closer to the heart of how we healthcare: boldly, joyfully and with great love.
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Preparing for Weather Emergencies (opens the original)
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When disaster strikes, hospitals don't have the option to close their doors. Care must continue, even when roads are impassable, utilities fail and entire communities come to a standstill. In this episode of Straight from the Source, host Stephanie sits down with leaders from FMOL Health | St. Francis and FMOL Health | Our Lady of the Lake to explore what emergency preparedness really looks like behind the scenes. Thomas Gullatt, MD, president of St. Francis, C hief N ursing O fficer Kayla Johns
Why Opioid Use Disorder Demands Urgency (opens the original)
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When Dr. Jason Green talks about opioid use disorder, he speaks from two perspectives: as a critical care physician and as a brother. In this deeply personal episode of Straight From the Source , Dr. Green shares the story of his older brother, Michael, whose struggle with opioid use disorder forever changed the way he practices medicine. Together, Dr. Green and host Stephani e explore the stigma that keeps many people from seeking help, the importance of meeting patients with compassion instead
What People Get Wrong About Their Health (opens the original)
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Curtis Chastain, MD, internal medicine physician and medical director of Lake Men's Health & Executive Wellness, joins host Jarrett to discuss some of the biggest health topics people are searching for today — from weight loss medications and heart health to stress, sleep and preventive care. Drawing on more than three decades of experience, Dr. Chastain shares why feeling healthy isn't always the same as being healthy and explains why a strong relationship with a primary care provider remains o
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