In the Heart of Care: Voices from the frontlines of resuscitation and healthcare
In the Heart of Care: Voices from the frontlines of resuscitation and healthcare
Podcast Description
How do high-performing healthcare teams prepare for the most critical moments in care?
In the Heart of Care - presented by RQI Partners - is a podcast for frontline healthcare professionals, nurse educators, and clinical leaders committed to resuscitation training, improving patient outcomes, and building a culture of continuous readiness.
Hosted by Dr. Ash Panchal, emergency physician, educator, and national expert in resuscitation science - each episode explores the systems, strategies, and mindset shifts that help healthcare teams perform under pressure. From high-stakes code events to everyday training challenges, guests share real stories and practical tools to strengthen clinical performance, communication, and team confidence.
This podcast goes beyond theory to spotlight what true preparedness looks like in real-world care environments, because in healthcare, readiness isn’t optional. It’s a shared responsibility and a path to better outcomes for every patient, every time.
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The podcast focuses on critical topics such as resuscitation training, team preparedness, and patient outcomes. Episodes delve into practical scenarios like high-stakes code events and the impact of hospital-at-home programs, featuring insights from leaders like Dr. David Levine and Juan Hernandez.
How do high-performing healthcare teams prepare for the most critical moments in care?
In the Heart of Care – presented by RQI Partners – is a podcast for frontline healthcare professionals, nurse educators, and clinical leaders committed to resuscitation training, improving patient outcomes, and building a culture of continuous readiness.
Hosted by Dr. Ash Panchal, emergency physician, educator, and national expert in resuscitation science – each episode explores the systems, strategies, and mindset shifts that help healthcare teams perform under pressure. From high-stakes code events to everyday training challenges, guests share real stories and practical tools to strengthen clinical performance, communication, and team confidence.
This podcast goes beyond theory to spotlight what true preparedness looks like in real-world care environments, because in healthcare, readiness isn’t optional. It’s a shared responsibility and a path to better outcomes for every patient, every time.
When every second counts, preparation isn’t optional, it’s lifesaving, especially for newborns. In this episode of In the Heart of Care, we explore the critical “firsts” that define neonatal resuscitation. Mariah Snyder, a neonate nurse, shares her experience responding to a high-stakes neonatal code, illustrating how preparation, steady teamwork, and hands-on training can make all the difference in critical moments. Her story reflects the power of clinical readiness when seconds matter most. Dr. Chris Cooper, a neonatal nurse practitioner and educator, and Dr. Nathan Sundgren, a neonatologist specializing in advanced neonatal care and simulation-based training, break down the evolution of neonatal resuscitation guidelines.
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