https://simplecast.com CRHR Podcast The CRHR Podcast explores important health issues from across British Columbia. Focusing on: sharing rural and remote patient and community voices, discussing noteworthy and impactful findings from our continuous work on rural health issues with communities across BC, engaging rural communities, academics, and decision-makers to elevate the discourse on rural health issues in BC. Produced by the Centre for Rural Health Research. UBC Medicine Learning Network. All rights reserved. en Tue, 15 Dec 2020 02:19:34 +0000 Fri, 10 Jan 2025 18:12:09 +0000 https://crhr.med.ubc.ca/crhr-podcast/ CRHR Podcast https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/ee2711d2-7353-4e03-96e3-6420c93bf57e/29677688-b453-460a-8267-07c0290f5751/3000x3000/crhr-podcast-artwork-v6-sm-march-2022.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://crhr.med.ubc.ca/crhr-podcast/ episodic The CRHR Podcast explores important health issues from across British Columbia. Focusing on: sharing rural and remote patient and community voices, discussing noteworthy and impactful findings from our continuous work on rural health issues with communities across BC, engaging rural communities, academics, and decision-makers to elevate the discourse on rural health issues in BC. Produced by the Centre for Rural Health Research. UBC Medicine Learning Network false https://feeds.simplecast.com/4XmsL2l4 #ruralhealth, #research, #britishcolumbia, #health, #rural, #bc, #healthresearch UBC Medicine Learning Network stephen.gillis@ubc.ca 34301b02-cf0e-498e-a28a-017dfc8d78d7 How can we learn about rural patient priorities? What happens then? - Part 3: Interview with Kayla Miguez Tue, 15 Dec 2020 02:19:34 +0000 stephen.gillis@ubc.ca (UBC Medicine Learning Network) https://crhr.med.ubc.ca/crhr-podcast/ How can we learn about rural patient priorities? What happens then? - Part 3: Interview with Kayla Miguez UBC Medicine Learning Network 00:13:59 In today's episode we wrap up our 3-part interview series with the Rural Evidence Review team about their successful survey asking rural residents about their healthcare priorities. Today we hear about what survey respondents had to say and an exciting legal project the RER team has begun as a result. In today's episode we wrap up our 3-part interview series with the Rural Evidence Review team about their successful survey asking rural residents about their healthcare priorities. Today we hear about what survey respondents had to say and an exciting legal project the RER team has begun as a result. false full 7 2 afc0afdc-7808-44cb-bfa1-6d03c1db7af6 How can we learn about rural patient priorities? What happens then? - Part 2: Interview with Christine Carthew This episode is part two of a three part series exploring how the Rural Evidence Review (RER) project set out to gather information on rural patient health priorities using a survey which received over 1800 responses. Part one focuses on the work and objectives of the RER, part two focuses on the outreach strategy for the survey, and part three will focus on the findings from the survey and what steps might come next. 

Thanks for listening!

]]> Mon, 30 Nov 2020 23:55:23 +0000 stephen.gillis@ubc.ca (UBC Medicine Learning Network) https://crhr.med.ubc.ca/crhr-podcast/ This episode is part two of a three part series exploring how the Rural Evidence Review (RER) project set out to gather information on rural patient health priorities using a survey which received over 1800 responses. Part one focuses on the work and objectives of the RER, part two focuses on the outreach strategy for the survey, and part three will focus on the findings from the survey and what steps might come next. 

Thanks for listening!

]]> How can we learn about rural patient priorities? What happens then? - Part 2: Interview with Christine Carthew UBC Medicine Learning Network 00:09:58 On this episode, we hear from the manager of the Rural Evidence Review project, Christine Carthew, about the team's strategy for reaching out to rural and remote people across BC to hear about their health care priorities. On this episode, we hear from the manager of the Rural Evidence Review project, Christine Carthew, about the team's strategy for reaching out to rural and remote people across BC to hear about their health care priorities. survey, british columbia, bc, rural, health, research, public health false full 6 2 f2c03606-705f-4401-bf53-4d2afac9707d How can we learn about rural patient priorities? What happens then? - Interview with Dr. Jude Kornelsen This is part one of a three-part series exploring the RER's very successful rural patient health priority survey, which received over 1,800 responses from people all over BC. Stay tuned for our next episodes where we'll discuss how the survey reached so many people and what we learned from the responses. 

]]> Mon, 23 Nov 2020 22:36:12 +0000 stephen.gillis@ubc.ca (UBC Medicine Learning Network) https://crhr.med.ubc.ca/crhr-podcast/ This is part one of a three-part series exploring the RER's very successful rural patient health priority survey, which received over 1,800 responses from people all over BC. Stay tuned for our next episodes where we'll discuss how the survey reached so many people and what we learned from the responses. 

]]> How can we learn about rural patient priorities? What happens then? - Interview with Dr. Jude Kornelsen UBC Medicine Learning Network 00:10:03 On today's episode I connect with Dr. Jude Kornelsen, Director of the Rural Evidence Review (RER) project and Co-Director of the Centre for Rural Health Research to discuss how the project seeks to learn about rural patient health priorities. On today's episode I connect with Dr. Jude Kornelsen, Director of the Rural Evidence Review (RER) project and Co-Director of the Centre for Rural Health Research to discuss how the project seeks to learn about rural patient health priorities. survey, british columbia, bc, rural, health false full 5 2 c2b66647-2f43-496a-807a-377908a4143c Citizen Patient Engagement - Out of Pocket Cost Survey - Eva and Gal Mon, 2 Nov 2020 21:44:17 +0000 stephen.gillis@ubc.ca (UBC Medicine Learning Network) https://crhr.med.ubc.ca/crhr-podcast/ Citizen Patient Engagement - Out of Pocket Cost Survey - Eva and Gal UBC Medicine Learning Network 00:20:36 We sit down with Eva Sullivan and Gal Av-Gay to discuss the CRHR's Out of Pocket Cost Survey - where citizens of rural BC have shared their experiences traveling to access the healthcare that they need. Gal and Eva share how the survey results were analyzed and what they learned in the process. We sit down with Eva Sullivan and Gal Av-Gay to discuss the CRHR's Out of Pocket Cost Survey - where citizens of rural BC have shared their experiences traveling to access the healthcare that they need. Gal and Eva share how the survey results were analyzed and what they learned in the process. #rson, #bc, #health, #healthcare, #surgery, #ruralhealth, #rural, #britishcolumbia false full 4 2 tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/910005115 Citizen Patient Engagement - Interview with Ed And Nienke of the BC Rural Health Network On today's episode we sit down with Ed Staples and Nienke Klaver of the BC Rural Health Network. The BC Rural Health Network is an organization composed of health advocacy groups from rural and remote communities across British Columbia who work to provide a coordinated voice on critical issues for rural health from the patient perspective. Join us to hear how the Network has grown rapidly since its inception only a couple of years ago, and how they have been engaging in health conversations all over the province.

]]> Tue, 13 Oct 2020 19:30:39 +0000 stephen.gillis@ubc.ca (CRHR Podcast) https://crhr.med.ubc.ca/crhr-podcast/ On today's episode we sit down with Ed Staples and Nienke Klaver of the BC Rural Health Network. The BC Rural Health Network is an organization composed of health advocacy groups from rural and remote communities across British Columbia who work to provide a coordinated voice on critical issues for rural health from the patient perspective. Join us to hear how the Network has grown rapidly since its inception only a couple of years ago, and how they have been engaging in health conversations all over the province.

]]> Citizen Patient Engagement - Interview with Ed And Nienke of the BC Rural Health Network CRHR Podcast 00:28:18 On today's episode we sit down with Ed Staples and Nienke Klaver of the BC Rural Health Network. The BC Rural Health Network is an organization composed of health advocacy groups from rural and remote communities across British Columbia who work to provide a coordinated voice on critical issues for rural health from the patient perspective. Join us to hear how the Network has grown rapidly since its inception only a couple of years ago, and how they have been engaging in health conversations all over the province. On today's episode we sit down with Ed Staples and Nienke Klaver of the BC Rural Health Network. The BC Rural Health Network is an organization composed of health advocacy groups from rural and remote communities across British Columbia who work to provide a coordinated voice on critical issues for rural health from the patient perspective. Join us to hear how the Network has grown rapidly since its inception only a couple of years ago, and how they have been engaging in health conversations all over the province. false full 3 2 tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/865504744 Citizen Patient Engagement - Interview with April Hards and Dr. Jude Kornelsen In this episode we speak with April Hards, the author of the Hards Method, a tool that expecting parents can use to help plan for their own mental wellness following childbirth. As a resident of rural BC living in the town of Golden, April took it upon herself to make sure that she would have the kind of integrated support she needed to protect her postpartum mental health. Now April is working alongside Dr. Kornelsen to have the tool she developed made available other expecting parents in rural BC.

]]> Mon, 27 Jul 2020 18:34:46 +0000 stephen.gillis@ubc.ca (CRHR Podcast) https://crhr.med.ubc.ca/crhr-podcast/ In this episode we speak with April Hards, the author of the Hards Method, a tool that expecting parents can use to help plan for their own mental wellness following childbirth. As a resident of rural BC living in the town of Golden, April took it upon herself to make sure that she would have the kind of integrated support she needed to protect her postpartum mental health. Now April is working alongside Dr. Kornelsen to have the tool she developed made available other expecting parents in rural BC.

]]> Citizen Patient Engagement - Interview with April Hards and Dr. Jude Kornelsen CRHR Podcast 00:20:30 In this episode we speak with April Hards, the author of the Hards Method, a tool that expecting parents can use to help plan for their own mental wellness following childbirth. As a resident of rural BC living in the town of Golden, April took it upon herself to make sure that she would have the kind of integrated support she needed to protect her postpartum mental health. Now April is working alongside Dr. Kornelsen to have the tool she developed made available other expecting parents in rural BC. In this episode we speak with April Hards, the author of the Hards Method, a tool that expecting parents can use to help plan for their own mental wellness following childbirth. As a resident of rural BC living in the town of Golden, April took it upon herself to make sure that she would have the kind of integrated support she needed to protect her postpartum mental health. Now April is working alongside Dr. Kornelsen to have the tool she developed made available other expecting parents in rural BC. false full 2 2 tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/861482566 Citizen Patient Engagement - Interview with Dr. Jude Kornelsen and Christine Carthew Healthcare is supposed to serve the needs of the patient - but how do the people who design our healthcare system know what those needs are? What happens when a rural patient wants to share an idea for making healthcare better? How are rural patient voices heard in BC and why does it matter?

Join us as we begin to explore these questions and more in our new podcast mini-series all about rural patients engaging in healthcare improvement in BC.

In our first episode, we’re joined by Dr. Jude Kornelsen and Christine Carthew from the Centre for Rural Health Research to discuss why rural patient voices are so important for healthcare improvement, and how the Centre works to amplify them.

Stay tuned for episode two next week!

]]> Mon, 20 Jul 2020 21:01:21 +0000 stephen.gillis@ubc.ca (CRHR Podcast) https://crhr.med.ubc.ca/crhr-podcast/ Healthcare is supposed to serve the needs of the patient - but how do the people who design our healthcare system know what those needs are? What happens when a rural patient wants to share an idea for making healthcare better? How are rural patient voices heard in BC and why does it matter?

Join us as we begin to explore these questions and more in our new podcast mini-series all about rural patients engaging in healthcare improvement in BC.

In our first episode, we’re joined by Dr. Jude Kornelsen and Christine Carthew from the Centre for Rural Health Research to discuss why rural patient voices are so important for healthcare improvement, and how the Centre works to amplify them.

Stay tuned for episode two next week!

]]> Citizen Patient Engagement - Interview with Dr. Jude Kornelsen and Christine Carthew CRHR Podcast 00:31:56 Healthcare is supposed to serve the needs of the patient - but how do the people who design our healthcare system know what those needs are? What happens when a rural patient wants to share an idea for making healthcare better? How are rural patient voices heard in BC and why does it matter? Join us as we begin to explore these questions and more in our new podcast mini-series all about rural patients engaging in healthcare improvement in BC. In our first episode, we’re joined by Dr. Jude Kornelsen and Christine Carthew from the Centre for Rural Health Research to discuss why rural patient voices are so important for healthcare improvement, and how the Centre works to amplify them. Stay tuned for episode two next week! Healthcare is supposed to serve the needs of the patient - but how do the people who design our healthcare system know what those needs are? What happens when a rural patient wants to share an idea for making healthcare better? How are rural patient voices heard in BC and why does it matter? Join us as we begin to explore these questions and more in our new podcast mini-series all about rural patients engaging in healthcare improvement in BC. In our first episode, we’re joined by Dr. Jude Kornelsen and Christine Carthew from the Centre for Rural Health Research to discuss why rural patient voices are so important for healthcare improvement, and how the Centre works to amplify them. Stay tuned for episode two next week! false full 1 2 tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/844771534 Interview with Jane McKenzie, Salt Spring Arts Council - COVID Chronicles This week's episode wraps up our mini-series on stories of resilience and ingenuity in rural communities in the COVID-19 era with a discussion with Jane MacKenzie of the Salt Spring Arts Council (SSAC). The SSAC has been collecting any and all accounts of life during the pandemic from residents of Salt Spring in the form of poems, photographs, stories, and more. Join us as we discuss life on the largest of BC's Gulf Islands.

]]> Mon, 22 Jun 2020 15:41:13 +0000 stephen.gillis@ubc.ca (CRHR Podcast) https://crhr.med.ubc.ca/crhr-podcast/ This week's episode wraps up our mini-series on stories of resilience and ingenuity in rural communities in the COVID-19 era with a discussion with Jane MacKenzie of the Salt Spring Arts Council (SSAC). The SSAC has been collecting any and all accounts of life during the pandemic from residents of Salt Spring in the form of poems, photographs, stories, and more. Join us as we discuss life on the largest of BC's Gulf Islands.

]]> Interview with Jane McKenzie, Salt Spring Arts Council - COVID Chronicles CRHR Podcast 00:21:18 This week's episode wraps up our mini-series on stories of resilience and ingenuity in rural communities in the COVID-19 era with a discussion with Jane MacKenzie of the Salt Spring Arts Council (SSAC). The SSAC has been collecting any and all accounts of life during the pandemic from residents of Salt Spring in the form of poems, photographs, stories, and more. Join us as we discuss life on the largest of BC's Gulf Islands. This week's episode wraps up our mini-series on stories of resilience and ingenuity in rural communities in the COVID-19 era with a discussion with Jane MacKenzie of the Salt Spring Arts Council (SSAC). The SSAC has been collecting any and all accounts of life during the pandemic from residents of Salt Spring in the form of poems, photographs, stories, and more. Join us as we discuss life on the largest of BC's Gulf Islands. false full 5 1 tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/840712012 Interview with Colin Moss, Councillor (and much more) for New Denver On this week's episode, we discuss the how a small village in the interior of BC has responded to the pressures of COVID with Colin Moss, town councillor amongst many other roles.

]]> Mon, 15 Jun 2020 18:44:15 +0000 stephen.gillis@ubc.ca (CRHR Podcast) https://crhr.med.ubc.ca/crhr-podcast/ On this week's episode, we discuss the how a small village in the interior of BC has responded to the pressures of COVID with Colin Moss, town councillor amongst many other roles.

]]> Interview with Colin Moss, Councillor (and much more) for New Denver CRHR Podcast 00:20:32 On this week's episode, we discuss the how a small village in the interior of BC has responded to the pressures of COVID with Colin Moss, town councillor amongst many other roles. On this week's episode, we discuss the how a small village in the interior of BC has responded to the pressures of COVID with Colin Moss, town councillor amongst many other roles. false full 4 1 tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/836376079 Checking-in while keeping a distance, Interview With Carrie Chard On this episode of Innovation from the Edges, we talk to Carrie Chard, Fire Chief for the District of Wells, about how her community has developed a system to safely check-in on households while maintaining physical distance - all you need is a piece of paper!

]]> Mon, 8 Jun 2020 15:38:33 +0000 stephen.gillis@ubc.ca (CRHR Podcast) https://crhr.med.ubc.ca/crhr-podcast/ On this episode of Innovation from the Edges, we talk to Carrie Chard, Fire Chief for the District of Wells, about how her community has developed a system to safely check-in on households while maintaining physical distance - all you need is a piece of paper!

]]> Checking-in while keeping a distance, Interview With Carrie Chard CRHR Podcast 00:20:38 On this episode of Innovation from the Edges, we talk to Carrie Chard, Fire Chief for the District of Wells, about how her community has developed a system to safely check-in on households while maintaining physical distance - all you need is a piece of paper! On this episode of Innovation from the Edges, we talk to Carrie Chard, Fire Chief for the District of Wells, about how her community has developed a system to safely check-in on households while maintaining physical distance - all you need is a piece of paper! false full 3 1 tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/832344523 Fundraising and the Cowichan Hearts Campaign, Interview With Sierra Acton In this episode of Innovation From the Edges, we chat with Sierra Acton, Director of the Shawnigan Lake Area in the Cowichan Valley, about the success of the Cowichan Hearts fundraising campaign and life in Shawnigan during the COVID-19 pandemic.

]]> Mon, 1 Jun 2020 18:50:27 +0000 stephen.gillis@ubc.ca (CRHR Podcast) https://crhr.med.ubc.ca/crhr-podcast/ In this episode of Innovation From the Edges, we chat with Sierra Acton, Director of the Shawnigan Lake Area in the Cowichan Valley, about the success of the Cowichan Hearts fundraising campaign and life in Shawnigan during the COVID-19 pandemic.

]]> Fundraising and the Cowichan Hearts Campaign, Interview With Sierra Acton CRHR Podcast 00:15:06 In this episode of Innovation From the Edges, we chat with Sierra Acton, Director of the Shawnigan Lake Area in the Cowichan Valley, about the success of the Cowichan Hearts fundraising campaign and life in Shawnigan during the COVID-19 pandemic. In this episode of Innovation From the Edges, we chat with Sierra Acton, Director of the Shawnigan Lake Area in the Cowichan Valley, about the success of the Cowichan Hearts fundraising campaign and life in Shawnigan during the COVID-19 pandemic. false full 2 1 tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/819771202 Quadra Island Caremongering, Interview with Kristine Perron In this episode of Innovation From the Edges, we chat with Kristine Perron, the organizer of the Quadra Island Caremongering group, about how one small island community has banded together to care for each other during the COVID-19 pandemic.

]]> Wed, 13 May 2020 18:42:24 +0000 stephen.gillis@ubc.ca (CRHR Podcast) https://crhr.med.ubc.ca/crhr-podcast/ In this episode of Innovation From the Edges, we chat with Kristine Perron, the organizer of the Quadra Island Caremongering group, about how one small island community has banded together to care for each other during the COVID-19 pandemic.

]]> Quadra Island Caremongering, Interview with Kristine Perron CRHR Podcast 00:19:23 In this episode of Innovation From the Edges, we chat with Kristine Perron, the organizer of the Quadra Island Caremongering group, about how one small island community has banded together to care for each other during the COVID-19 pandemic. In this episode of Innovation From the Edges, we chat with Kristine Perron, the organizer of the Quadra Island Caremongering group, about how one small island community has banded together to care for each other during the COVID-19 pandemic. false full 1 1 tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/813541153 CRHR Podcast Series Trailer - Innovation From The Edges The Centre For Rural Health Research at the University of British Columbia is launching a new podcast series gathering stories of innovation and resilience from rural communities across British Columbia in the fight against COVID-19.

]]> Mon, 4 May 2020 20:02:33 +0000 stephen.gillis@ubc.ca (CRHR Podcast) https://crhr.med.ubc.ca/crhr-podcast/ The Centre For Rural Health Research at the University of British Columbia is launching a new podcast series gathering stories of innovation and resilience from rural communities across British Columbia in the fight against COVID-19.

]]> CRHR Podcast Series Trailer - Innovation From The Edges CRHR Podcast 00:00:53 The Centre For Rural Health Research at the University of British Columbia is launching a new podcast series gathering stories of innovation and resilience from rural communities across British Columbia in the fight against COVID-19. The Centre For Rural Health Research at the University of British Columbia is launching a new podcast series gathering stories of innovation and resilience from rural communities across British Columbia in the fight against COVID-19. false full 0 1