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Powerful Patient  

Do you feel helpless in the face of "the system?" This show is to help you learn how to take control and steer your way to health. Hear how others have met these challenges and overcome them. Learn how you can do so too. This program is a forum to share your experiences, ask your questions, and learn how to create and manage your health care team. Make the healthcare system work for you!

Show Notes

Podcast subscription (RSS) for the Powerful Patient can be found at http://powerfulpatient.org, along with all archived shows since September 2007.
  • On Demand Episodes

    Original Air Date:

    Cure Your Ailing Will Power

    Dr. Elayne Feinsod, a physician, long-term dieter and vegetarian, has read extensively on nutrition as it relates to health and weight control. She talks with Joyce about her new book, "The Perfect Cure for Your Ailing Willpower" and the do's and don'ts for successful dieting.

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    Coordinated Clinical Care

    Dr. Eric Jonasch speaks with Joyce about the Clinical Care Center he has organized for von Hippel-Lindau disease at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas. We will discuss why it is important to coordinate care among multiple specialists for a given patient, and what benefits accrue both to the patient and to the medical team with such an approach.

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    Dr. Groopman on Doctors and Faith

    Dr. Jerome Groopman, Chief of Experimental Medicine at Beth Israel-Deaconness Hospital in Boston is also an award-winning author. His books THE ANATOMY OF HOPE and HOW DOCTORS THINK provide helpful insights into how we can improve our interactions with our doctors. Please join us for a conversation with Dr. Groopman.

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    Nourishing Hope for Autism

    Julie Matthews, certified nutrition consultant, explains why and how children respond to diets for autism, and offers practical guidance for nutritional intervention. Julie's insights help us understand how nutrition can help with a number of medical conditions.

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    Hearing and Depression

    Michael Nilsson, VP for Auditory Research at Sonic Innovations, talks with Joyce about hearing -- the role it plays in our lives, what happens when hearing is diminished, how to recognize that it's time to see an audiologist, and what options there may be for healing or compensating for hearing loss. It's not just older people -- 43% of people with hearing loss are under 55. And among people with hearing loss there is a much higher incidence of depression anxiety, insecurity, worry, and low self-esteem.

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    Worrying - The Worry Wart's Companion

    Beverly Potter has written a book about worrying - an important human function, but one which we need to manage. We talk about the benefits and risks of worrying in these difficult times, and how to become a "smart worrier".

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    Paying for Health Care

    Dr. Arlene Ash seeks to improve quality and reduce costs in health care by changing how we pay doctors, hospitals and other clinicians. How does how we pay for care affect the long-term interest of patients? Why is it hard, but necessary, to pay for quality, not quantity, in health care?

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