SPEAK UP AND STAY ALIVE PATIENT SAFETY RADIO SPEAK UP AND STAY ALIVE PATIENT SAFETY RADIO

Maria Papalia Meier – author of I am a Runner – the Memoirs of a Sepsis Survivor and Kim Gilliam Steele – author of  Living Life With No Limits join me to share their experiences with sepsis and offer lifesaving advice. 

Maria’s website: http://www.thetoelessrunner.com

Kim’s website : https://www.livinglifewithnolimits.net

Also visit: http://www.sepsis.org

 

Doug Wojcieszak is a disclosure training consultant who created Sorry Works! and has trained thousands of healthcare, insurance, and legal professionals. Wojcieszak is a sought-after speaker and trainer, and Sorry Works! content (books, booklets, on-line learning, etc) has become the “go to” references for organizations dealing with adverse medical events.  Sorry Works! and Wojcieszak partnered with The Sullivan Group to provide on-line disclosure training content for healthcare professionals.  Most recently, Wojcieszak led the transition of Sorry Works! to a 501c3 non-profit organization.  As a non-profit, Sorry Works! will focus on conducting research about disclosure while continuing to fulfill traditional roles of training and advocacy.  

Today we talk about his new HOTLINE and companian booklet. Please take advantage of this valuable resource.



IF YOU’VE EXPERIENCED A MEDICAL ERROR OR SUSPECT THAT SOMETHING WENT WRONG, PLEASE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS RESOURCE:

E-mail: crisishelp@sorryworks.net

Phone with voicemail: 618-559-8168.



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THOMAS H. DAHLBORG, Sr.

With well over thirty-five years of extensive healthcare leadership experience, Tom is a voice for relationship centered and compassionate care, servant leadership and quality and systems improvement.

An author, leader and advisor, he is also an internationally recognized speaker and writer with an expertise in healthCARING models, heart and mind communication, courageous vulnerability, systems thinking and improvement, stopping bullying, adverse childhood experiences (ACES) and bringing “love in action” to all we do.

He is a father, husband and coach. A coach to healthcare leaders. And a coach to young men.

Tom has written the book, The Big Kid and Basketball … and the lessons he taught his Father and Coach, where he shares stories of bullying, resiliency, parenting, coaching, faith, family and love.

He is also a contributor to the book, Bullied Back to Life, focusing on how victims of bullying have used their experiences to fuel their success, and how you can too.

Tom wrote an important chapter in the Amazon Best Selling book, Highway to Heart, Humor, and Honesty in Healthcare, a book for healthcare providers, patients, and family members who desire to understand how to better connect with one another.

Tom believes at the end of the day it is all about impact.

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Todays guest is a nurse who shares a healthcare setting that allowed a culture that ultimately caused her husband, another healthcare provider, to commit suicide. She also talks about the importance of end of life planning. As an end of life doula, she has many wise tips to share.

 

 

 

Guest Anya Grace, a contributing author to our newly release BEST SELLER – Highway to Heart, Humor, and Honesty in Healthcare, talks about living with chronic pain. She offers usable advice for both patients and providers.



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dr. Nicole Rochester shares her experience going from a pediatrician to a patient advocate for older clients. What are the similarities? What are the differences. Tune in for a peek from the other side of the stethescope.