Podcasts

Person-Centered Care from an Australian Perspective

Renee McDonald founder of Wellbeing4Me is a counsellor, psychotherapist, integrative coach and educator describes a behavioral health approach to person-centered care in persons with multiple chronic conditions. Her work in Eastern Australia is grounded in a person-centered approach with a commitment to preventative mental health and wellbeing. She provides support…

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Richard Knight and the APOL1 Action Alliance (AAA)

The APOL1 gene is recognized as a kidney risk gene. APOL1-mediated kidney disease is a rapidly progressive form of proteinuria kidney disease. Although this gene is autosomal recessive the risk comes from the genotype of both parents. Compared with other chronic kidney disease patients, those of African ancestry with a…

Neurocritical Care: Timing is Everything

Dr. Jordan Yakoby discusses how these newly established recommendations provide a structured, evidence-informed framework for delivering neurocritical care remotely. Designed for hospitals and emergency departments without continuous neurointensivist coverage. He reviews the 13 recommendations from the society that outline both minimal and optimal standards to ensure critically ill neurologic patients…

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Update from the 2026 Guideline for the Early Management of Patients with Acute Ischemic Stroke

Rosa Hart, a stroke certified registered nurse with the American Association of Neuroscience Nurses, describes new updates from the America Heart Association and the American Stroke Association’s January release of the 2026 Guideline for the Early Management of Patients with Acute Ischemic Stroke. This guideline replaces the 2018-2019 guideline and…

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Dr. Kim Kuebler on The Silent Epidemic: Why Multiple Chronic Conditions Are Hitting Younger People

In this episode of the Wellbeing 4 Me podcast, host Renee McDonald sits down with Dr. Kim Kuebler, a Doctor of Nursing Practice with 43 years of clinical experience. Joining us all the way from Georgia, USA, Dr. Kuebler is the Editor in Chief of the Multiple Chronic Conditions Resource…

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Determinants of Health in Rural Healthcare

This Podcast highlights the rural healthcare center established by Northern Michigan University (NMU) and its impact on the rural population who reside in the upper peninsula of Michigan. Former Director James K. Haveman of the Michigan Department of Community Health under two Governors, and Elise Bur the Director of the…

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Redefining Palliative Care: From End-of-Life to Lifelong Quality

In this powerful discussion, we explore how palliative care is being redefined from a focus on the end of life to an emphasis on living better throughout illness. Our guest shares how health entrepreneurs and practitioners are pioneering new models of supportive care that give patients and their families dignity,…

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Age-Friendly, Person-Centered Care Planning in Multiple Chronic Conditions

Cheryl Phillips, M.D, AGSF, is the senior program consultant for the John A Hartford Foundation’s Age-Friendly Health Systems initiative and discusses the 4Ms. What Matters, Medication, Mentation and Mobility and how these concepts interface with person-centered care planning for persons with and at risk for multiple chronic conditions

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Podcasts

Person-Centered Care from an Australian Perspective

Richard Knight and the APOL1 Action Alliance (AAA)

Neurocritical Care: Timing is Everything

Update from the 2026 Guideline for the Early Management of Patients with Acute Ischemic Stroke

Dr. Kim Kuebler on The Silent Epidemic: Why Multiple Chronic Conditions Are Hitting Younger People

Determinants of Health in Rural Healthcare

Redefining Palliative Care: From End-of-Life to Lifelong Quality

Age-Friendly, Person-Centered Care Planning in Multiple Chronic Conditions

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