Moral Matters

In this episode, Michael Fedor shares a harrowing account of advocating for his wife, Serena, and their infant son, Luke, through a perilous childbirth and for weeks afterward. Michael shares how he leveraged his experience in public service and teaching to fight for their lives. This conversation is about the critical illnesses of Serena and Luke. It gets pretty intense at times, so you might want to consider when and where you listen.

 

We ran out of time to include our conversation about his own healing, but for Michael, making his Chicken Noodle Soup offers comfort on many levels. 

 

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In this episode of Moral Matters, Dr. Wendy Dean interviews Dr. Elena Perea. Dr. Perea works as a hospital psychiatrist at the crossroads of medicine and mental health. Dr. Perea's account of moral injury is powerful and stems from the gap between what she knows is the best care for patients and  what, too often, is the reality of limited care available for mental health conditions in the US. This conversation includes a bit of strong language and brief mentions of child abuse, so please consider whether and where you listen.

 

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In this episode of Moral Matters, Dr. Jane Kim, an Emergency Medicine Physician on the front lines of COVID-19 in New York City, shares her experience of COVID, and how moral injury pervaded her experience both professionally and personally. We want to hear from you. Send a voice memo or note to podcast@moralinjury.healthcare. 

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In this episode of Moral Matters, Dr. Wendy Dean interviews Dr. Don Berwick, President Emeritus and Senior Fellow of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. Dr. Berwick is a long-time advocate for improving healthcare for both patients and providers. During this conversation, we talk about the moral imperative of change in healthcare; how we can approach the challenges more effectively; and why working together will be critical.

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In this episode of Moral Matters, Drs. Simon Talbot and Wendy Dean discuss their own experiences with personal challenges that led them to develop the framework of moral injury.  

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Join Wendy Dean, MD and Simon G. Talbot, MD., the authors of the STATNews article that started the conversation about moral injury in healthcare and elsewhere. In this first episode, they explore how this idea started, how it affects us all, and the growing need for change.

 

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In this brief introduction, hear from Dr. Wendy Dean and Dr. Simon G. Talbot on how the conversation started to turn from burnout to moral injury across industries. And, more importantly, they'll be discussing how to change the drivers of distress.