Jenny Bushkell
Jenny Bushkell
Danielle Sims (KAPA) & Margaret Maddox (KAM) - Healthcare for Uninsured & Physician Burnout
Danielle Sims (KAPA) & Margaret Maddox (KAM) - Healthcare for Uninsured & Physician Burnout
Danielle Sims (KAPA) & Margaret Maddox (KAM) - Healthcare for Uninsured & Physician Burnout
Thursday 18th August 2022
Danielle Sims and Margaret Maddox discuss aiding the uninsured and supporting stressed physicians on 'Crossroads with Jenny Bushkell'.
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Get the buttons here!Healthcare Heroes: Danielle Sims and Margaret Maddox on Supporting the Uninsured and Physician Well-being
I think the biggest help that we could have is for our community to go ahead, realize the sacrifice that our physicians have made, the donation that they have contributed to the community, and offer support.
Imagine being uninsured and needing medical care, or being a physician overwhelmed by burnout and stress. In this episode of 'Crossroads with Jenny Bushkell', Danielle Sims and Margaret Maddox shed light on these pressing issues. Danielle, the Executive Director at Knoxville Area Project Access (KAPA), and Margaret, the Director of Membership Engagement at Knoxville Academy of Medicine (KAM), share their heartfelt stories and the vital work their organizations do.
Danielle explains how KAPA coordinates donated medical and social services for low-income, uninsured individuals in East Tennessee. It's a lifeline for many who would otherwise go without essential care. Meanwhile, Margaret discusses how KAM supports physicians dealing with burnout, depression, and stress, offering wellness programs that provide much-needed relief. But it’s not just about the services; it’s about the journey. Both women reveal how their faith guided them to their roles, emphasizing the importance of prayer and community support.
They also talk about the annual KAPA Boot Scootin’ Ball featuring Sawyer Brown, an event that raises funds and awareness for their cause. This episode is a testament to the power of compassion and community in tackling some of the toughest challenges in healthcare. Whether you're looking to support these initiatives or seeking inspiration from their stories, this conversation is a must-listen.