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Nurse Rosa's INsights

Nurse Rosa's INsights

著者： Rosa Hart
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Rosa Hart interviews healthcare stakeholders to find out what needs they see in their specialty and learn about their proposed methods to meet them. Anyone can complain, but this podcast is for possibility thinkers who are ready to create solutions.2024 Rosa Hart 個人ファイナンス 出世 就職活動 経済学 衛生・健康的な生活 身体的病い・疾患
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  • Get Curious with "The Bossy Nurse" Marsha Battee

    Get Curious with "The Bossy Nurse" Marsha Battee
    2026/07/13
    What can you do with a nursing license? According to Marsha Battee, just about anything.In this episode of Nurse Rosa's INsights, host Rosa Hart welcomes Marsha Battee, RN, host of The Bossy Nurse Podcast and a Nurse.org top content creator nominee. Through her platform, thebossynurse.com, Marsha empowers nurses to advance their careers, increase their income, and explore entrepreneurship.Marsha describes The Bossy Nurse Podcast as honest interviews with nurse creators, innovators, and risk-takers, including a standout episode with Dr. Dan Weberg on Nurse Capital and the basics of venture capital, a world most nurses never realize they can enter.Then she takes us through her remarkable 15-year nursing journey: from a burn trauma step-down unit to the ED, forensic nursing, nurse education, travel nursing during COVID, eating disorder treatment, prison nursing, and DOJ work, before making the leap into healthcare consulting. Her advice for nurses wondering what's next? Be curious, and try new roles.In her current Medicaid-focused consulting role, Marsha translates new laws and regulations into actionable workflows, conducts gap analyses, forms workgroups, and leads implementation to keep organizations compliant. It's proof that clinical experience translates into high-value expertise far beyond the bedside.And when Rosa asks how she'd spend a $1 billion healthcare grant, Marsha doesn't hesitate: she'd build a volunteer-based, free education infrastructure to expand the healthcare workforce and improve access to care for everyone.Timestamps:00:45 Bossy Nurse Website Mission02:13 Inside The Podcast03:41 Nurse Capital Explained06:44 Career Journey Highlights08:32 Forensic Nursing Deep Dive11:13 Be Curious And Try New Roles12:58 Remote Consulting Breakthrough16:50 Gap Analysis In Medicaid21:30 Billion Dollar Healthcare Idea25:21 Education Access And Capacity28:55 Wrap Up And Contact InfoConnect with Marsha Battee:Website: thebossynurse.comPodcast: The Bossy Nurse Podcast, available on all major platformsConnect with Nurse Rosa:Website, book, and speaking: link hub hereSpeak Up, Start Now is available now on Amazon Kindle and AudibleIf this conversation opened your eyes to what's possible in nursing, share it with a colleague and leave a rating and review to help more nurses find the show. Nurse Rosa's INsights is a nurse-led healthcare leadership and innovation podcast hosted by Rosa Hart, RN. We explore nursing leadership, healthcare policy, primary care challenges, AI in healthcare, clinical practice transformation, and bold solutions from clinicians, founders, and thought leaders. Subscribe for weekly episodes featuring evidence-based insights, expert interviews, and actionable strategies designed for nurses, healthcare professionals, system leaders, and advocates. Topics include: • Primary care system reform • AI in nursing & health tech • Clinical innovation & patient outcomes • Workforce sustainability & nursing leadership • Healthcare communication & advocacy Listen on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms.
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    31 分
  • Can a Hair Test Detect Autism? with Dr. Manish Arora

    Can a Hair Test Detect Autism? with Dr. Manish Arora
    2026/07/08
    What if a single strand of hair could reveal your body's chemical exposure history, all the way back to the womb? Dr. Manish Arora, environmental epidemiologist, CEO of LinusBio, and professor at Ichan School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, joins Nurse Rosa Hart to explain why your environment shapes your health more than your genes ever could. Dr. Arora's team developed the TRACED test, an at-home, hair-based exposure test that measures 15 essential and toxic elements (including lead, arsenic, cadmium, and aluminum) with time-stamped resolution across roughly 30 days. Unlike blood or urine tests that capture a single moment, TRACED gives you a molecular movie of your exposure over time; no clinic visit, no needles, no blood draw. His research also earned FDA Breakthrough Designation for an autism biomarker detectable as early as one month old. 🎧 Now available in the Health Podcast Library 🔔 Subscribe for weekly conversations at the intersection of nursing, innovation, and health Timestamps 0:00 — Intro & Dr. Arora's background 0:51 — The story behind his name (named himself at age 3!) 2:43 — What is Linus Bio and why he founded it 5:10 — Personal journey: triplet daughters & a misdiagnosis of autism 8:38 — Why genomic medicine alone isn't enough 9:07 — Introducing the exposome: the complement to the genome 10:43 — How the TRACED hair-based test works 11:43 — Why hair vs. blood or urine testing 13:41 — TRACED: what it measures (lead, arsenic, aluminum, and more) 16:13 — Weekend vs. weekday exposure patterns 15:39 — How AI models interpret your results 17:05 — Making it accessible: no prescription needed, available on Amazon 17:38 — Why they bypassed the healthcare system intentionally 20:24 — The rhythm of cholesterol (and a Springsteen analogy) 23:43 — Clinical blind spots TRACED addresses 25:21 — PFAS, microplastics, phthalates — what's coming in the next version 30:00 — Wildfire community deployment (Eaton & Palisades fires) 35:33 — How academics can turn research into real-world products 36:42 — What it took to build a business from science 43:44 — How clinicians should interpret TRACED results 45:11 — TRACED for telehealth, longevity & remote communities 35:07 — The research-to-practice translation gap (13–17 years!) 46:27 — The billion-dollar question: newborn autism screening + universal exposome profiling 37:33 — ClearStrand ASD: screening for autism at 1 month old 43:55 — How to order TRACED (traced.life) & connect with Dr. Arora Connect & Resources TRACED test Linus Bio Dr. Manish Arora on LinkedIN Nurse Rosa Hart on LinkedIn & your favorite social media platform @NurseRosaSpeaks Nurse Rosa's INsights is a nurse-led healthcare leadership and innovation podcast hosted by Rosa Hart. We explore nursing leadership, healthcare policy, primary care challenges, AI in healthcare, clinical practice transformation, and bold solutions from clinicians, founders, and thought leaders. Subscribe for weekly episodes featuring evidence-based insights, expert interviews, and actionable strategies designed for nurses, healthcare professionals, system leaders, and advocates. Topics include: • Primary care system reform • AI in nursing & health tech • Clinical innovation & patient outcomes • Workforce sustainability & nursing leadership • Healthcare communication & advocacy Listen on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms.
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    41 分
  • Facts Don't Change Minds with Hamid Ganadhan

    Facts Don't Change Minds with Hamid Ganadhan
    2026/06/29
    What if the reason people don't trust healthcare isn't the science- it's the communication? Rosa Hart sits down with Hamid Ghanadan, behavioral strategist, researcher, and author of Not Buying It, to explore why science and healthcare have a usability problem - and what communicators, clinicians, and companies can do about it. From the neuroscience of decision-making to the Space Shuttle Challenger to vaccine hesitancy and children's mental health, Hamid and Rosa cover what it really takes to communicate in a way that moves people. Ethically, effectively, and humanly. ⏱ Episode Chapters 00:00 – Introduction & Guest Welcome 00:22 – Hamid's Background: From Bench to Behavioral Strategy 01:27 – Healthcare & Science Have a Usability Problem 02:26 – Market Research, Strategy & the Linus Group 03:00 – Patterns of Top Science Communicators 03:13 – The Role-Play Problem: Titles vs. Humans 04:09 – Priming: Why "I'm Just Looking" Is Never True 04:44 – Why Scientific Jargon Backfires at Conferences 05:22 – Emotions in Decision-Making: It's Biology, Not Strategy 05:29 – The Neuroscience: Logic Alone Cannot Drive Action 06:04 – The Frontal Cortex vs. the Amygdala 06:29 – Communication That Moves People to Act 06:52 – Storytelling: A Technology Co-Evolved With the Human Brain 07:13 – When Storytelling at a Conference Got a Doctor Shut Down 07:39 – Healthy Skepticism as a Clinician's Superpower 08:10 – Lead With Curiosity, Not Data 08:54 – The Right Communication Sequence: Curiosity → Facts 09:35 – Putting Data Too Early Spikes Skepticism 09:58 – Does Scientist-to-Scientist Selling Work? 11:20 – Facts Alone Never Close a Sale 11:46 – Persuasion vs. Manipulation: Drawing the Line 11:56 – How Social Media Algorithms Exploit Decision-Making 12:50 – Ethical Influence: The School Lunch Experiment 13:27 – When Good Communication Is a Public Service 14:14 – Space Shuttle Challenger: A Catastrophic Communication Failure 15:39 – Having the Right Data Is Not Enough 16:00 – Hamid's Personal Story: Not Understanding the Science He Studied 16:42 – Open Access Is Only the First Rung 17:45 – Stop Thinking About How to Teach; Think About How People Learn 18:39 – Start With Their Question, Not Yours 19:19 – Why Asking More Questions Predicts Better Outcomes 20:29 – Hamid's Two Questions for Rosa 21:34 – What Drives Rosa to Keep Podcasting 22:18 – Curiosity, Ideas & Grandparents' Theological Conversations 23:13 – Rosa's Week: Nurse Con at Sea & Family Before the Trip 24:55 – Online Highlight Reels Are Not Real Time 25:52 – Hamid: Posting for Content, Not Attention 26:00 – How Long It Took to Write the Book (A Hard Question to Answer) 26:47 – Building a Book from Years of Small Practiced Moments 27:41 – Selling Health Literacy to the Public 28:04 – Rosa's Book: Speak Up Start Now & the Nurse as Translator 29:10 – When a Patient Hears a Diagnosis: The Voice Fades Out 30:12 – Asking "What's On Your Mind Right Now?" in Clinical Settings 30:53 – A Doctor Who Relearned Storytelling 31:14 – Francis Collins on the NIH's Biggest Regret 32:28 – Transparency in Public Health Messaging 33:29 – The Billion-Dollar Question 33:45 – Mental Health: The Pandemic We Don't Treat Like One 34:35 – Family-Based Therapy & Back-to-Basics for Children 35:18 – Children Separated from Nature 36:01 – Psychedelics, Family Healing & What Comes First 36:26 – Phones Away: The Power of One-on-One Time 37:05 – A Mother's Meditation Changed Her Daughter's Life 37:54 – Not Buying It: The Book 38:22 – Find Hamid: LinkedIn & thelinusgroup.com 38:50 – Closing & Follow Nurse Rosa Speaks 📚 Resources Mentioned Not Buying It: The Art of Selling to Scientists, Doctors, and Other Professional Skeptics — Hamid Ghanadan Speak Up Start Now — Rosa Hart The Linus Group: thelinusgroup.com Connect with Hamid on LinkedIn Follow Rosa: @NurseRosaSpeaks 🎙️ About the ShowNurse Rosa's Insights explores healthcare from every angle, interviewing the stakeholders, thinkers, and changemakers shaping the future of health. Subscribe wherever you listen, and leave a review if this episode made you think differently.
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    42 分
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