205 - Dayton Ulland and Victor Corona Pt 3: Do Not Catch Yourself on Fire to Keep Your Patients Warm
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Continue with current students - Duluth, Minnesota native Honored Guest Dayton Ulland and Pasco, Washington native Honored Guest Victor Corona - as they talk about the foundation of nursing, health equity, SDOHs, the public perception of nurses, the privilege of walking with your patient through their challenging moments, the importance of public health, epistemic injustice, Serena Williams and testimonial injustice, and more!
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thanks@feedingouryoung.org to send a note of appreciation to any of our honored guests - let them know how they touched you - I'll make sure they read your praises!
info@feedingouryoung.org all other inquiries, including having host Eric Miller speak to your nursing students or nurses!
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Many thanks:
Jon Holland (Jomarkho - found on SoundCloud, Spotify, and the like) Music - intro/outro/sting composition
10com Web Development Logo and website design
Jeff Burton (88 Creative) Planting and watering the seeds to start this podcast