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American Medicine Today 8-19-17
American Medicine Today 8-19-17
American Medicine Today 8-19-17
Saturday 19th August 2017
Join Dr. Bonati, Kimberly Bermel, and Ethan Youker as they discuss pain management, healthcare policies, and personal recovery stories.
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Get the buttons here!From Pain to Freedom: Real Stories and Healthcare Debates
We teach them relapse prevention and life skills, because a lot of the time, you know, addicts are coming off of Years of running on drugs and have fallen behind in their development, and so that's what we do.
Ever felt like the healthcare system is more of a maze than a support network? In this episode of 'American Medicine Today', Dr. Alfred Bonati, Kimberly Bermel, and Ethan Youker tackle some pressing issues that many face today. They dive into the controversial fail-first policy, which forces patients to try cheaper medications before moving on to potentially more effective, but pricier, options.
You'll hear from Natalie, who shares her frustrating experience with this policy and how it impacted her treatment journey. But that's not all. The episode also features a heartwarming segment called 'Back to Life', where a patient from The Bonati Spine Institute recounts their path from being bedridden with pain to reclaiming their life. This personal story is sure to resonate with anyone who's struggled with chronic pain. The hosts don't shy away from the big issues either.
They discuss the opioid crisis, highlighting how overdose has become the leading cause of death for Americans under 50. Dr. Bonati offers his perspective on the role of physicians in this epidemic and stresses the need for better education and relapse prevention strategies. To wrap things up, there's a candid conversation about the state of the healthcare system and the federal government's role in it.
They explore the idea of a more organic approach to farming as part of a broader discussion on systemic change. This episode is packed with real stories, expert opinions, and thought-provoking discussions that aim to shed light on the complexities of our healthcare system. It's an essential listen for anyone looking to understand the challenges and potential solutions in today's medical landscape.