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Palliative Care Beyond Societal Margins
In this episode of Radical Nurse talk we speak with Dr. Kelli Stajduhar who has led the call for change for people who are precariously housed and without resources to access the compassionate end of life care they require.
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Season 2 Starts January 31st, 2024
Radical Nurse Talk season 2 starts this week!
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Thank You Season 1 Listeners and Guests!
Thank you to all our listeners and guests for a great first season of Radical Nurse Talk. Season 2 coming in 2024!
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Befriending the Dreaded “P” Word
What do you think of when you hear the word “palliative?” In this final episode of season one of Radical Nurse Talk, Kath Murray discusses the importance of words in serious illness. Words such as “palliative” that we use – or avoid using- can invoke fear, “giving up” and also hope, support and quality of…
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Making Connections in Mental Health Crises
In this episode, Matthieu Payette, describes his experiences in various contexts in which people require help in a mental health crisis. He shares some possibilities for others who must respond to people in crisis and step into the moment to make a connection, build trust, maintain safety and provide dignity.
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Blog about Radical Nurse Talk on Nursology.net
This week I had the honour of being a guest blogger on “Nursology.net” – a website and weekly blog for nurse scholars, developed and maintained by nurse scholars. I talk about my new podcast project “Radical Nurse Talk”.
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Talk that Matters in LGBTQ2SA Healthcare
In this episode, Dr Erin Ziegler, champion and advocate for inclusive and dignified care of people who identify as LGBTQ2SA describes how words, and the assumptions that are behind them, can build or destroy the trust that is so integral to building therapeutic relationships especially in serious illness.
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Trauma Informed Communication
What does a trauma-and-violence informed approach mean for communicating in serious health situations? Dr. Susan Jack shares the ways we can incorporate this into our communication praxis, and thereby promote health equity and avoid the re-traumatization of individuals with histories of trauma as they access the healthcare system.
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Talking with Children About Serious Illness and Death
How can we talk with children about grief, about losses of any kind, dying and death? Drawing from years of experience as a registered nurse and psychotherapist, Andrea Warnick inspires us to learn how best to communicate with grieving children and families.
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