Inspired To Heal
Inspired To Heal
Podcast Description
Stories of clinicians, educators, innovators, and researchers who built or led programs of excellence in government health institutions. Each guest has excelled in clinical medicine or public health. They persevered and succeeded through a clear vision and collaboration, and passion for the mission of government-run health systems. Their stories will inspire those seeking change in their own organizations.
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The show focuses on themes related to public health leadership and innovative health programs, highlighting episodes like 'Chicago to Chinle: A Journey from Urban to Tribal Health Justice' where Dr. David Goldberg explores health disparities, and 'Creating a Palliative Care Program: Cook County Hospital' showcasing Dr. Cathy Deamant's development of hospice for terminally ill patients, reflecting on collaborative approaches and visionary efforts in health care.

Stories of clinicians, educators, innovators, and researchers who built or led programs of excellence in government health institutions. Each guest has excelled in clinical medicine, program building, or public health. They persevered and succeeded through a clear vision, collaboration, and a passion for the mission of government-run health systems. Their stories will inspire those seeking change in their own organizations.
In the 1980s, pediatricians often were called to evaluate febrile children for meningitis—a disease that could mean lifelong disability, or death. Today, that scene is dramatically less common, thanks to public health interventions championed by the CDC and lifesaving vaccines recommended by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. Dr. Anne Schuchat paused her clinical career to join CDC’s Epidemic Intelligence Service, which turned into decades of leadership at the CDC, including serving as Principal Deputy Director and twice as Acting Director. From solving outbreaks to leading astoundingly successful efforts to reduce bacterial meningitis in infants through vaccination and coordinated clinical care, Dr. Schuchat’s work reflects the power of sustained, collaborative, evidence-based public health action.
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