Bloomberg American Health Initiative
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Bloomberg Fellows Spotlight: Lorne Carroll
Bloomberg Fellows Spotlight: Lorne Carroll
Bloomberg Fellows Spotlight: Lorne Carroll
Tuesday 4th May 2021
Lorne Carroll shares insights on public health nursing in rural Alaska, focusing on unique challenges and community-driven solutions.
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Get the buttons here!Public Health Nursing in Alaska: Bridging Gaps in Rural Healthcare
In the scope of population-focused healthcare, we're really trying to get to those things that impact every member of the community.
Ever wondered what it takes to provide healthcare in the vast, rugged terrains of Alaska? Lorne Carroll, a dedicated Public Health Nurse with the Alaska Section of Public Health Nursing, shares his experiences and insights in this episode of The American Health Podcast. Carroll sheds light on the unique challenges faced by public health nurses in rural Alaska compared to their counterparts in the lower 48 states.
From tackling substance misuse to ensuring access to clinics, these nurses are the backbone of community health in some of the most remote areas of the country. You'll hear about innovative community partnerships and individual-level interventions that make a significant impact on public health. Carroll also discusses various projects, including community health needs assessments and the pivotal role public health nurses played during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This episode offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of rural healthcare, highlighting the resilience and creativity required to overcome limited resources and build strong community relationships. Whether you're a healthcare professional, a student, or someone interested in public health, this conversation is packed with valuable insights and inspiring stories from the frontlines of rural nursing.