Episode 19 Storytelling as Valuable Scientific Information, Some Gifts and Challenges
About this episode
Emily Newberry discusses the importance of patient stories in improving health care quality and the challenges faced in utilizing them.
In this episode of Butterfly Arose, I use specific examples from my own experiences to show why patient stories are important to improving the quality of health care. I also use them to demonstrate that, while it would be wonderful to have lots of patient stories, in reality we often have to make do with what is available, and some initial thoughts on the gifts and challenges this approach brings to health care improvement.
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- Episode 22 How the American Healthcare System Arose Part I
- Episode 21 Thoughts on System Level Effects in Healthcare
- Episode 20 Combining Patient Stories With Statistics
- Episode 18 Active Change Agents Outside of a Research Environment
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