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On this month's hopkins press podcast, we talk with helene hedian, md, director of clinical education, center for transgender and gender expansive health, discussing data in a new study published in the february 2024 edition of journal of health care for the poor and underserved,"what patients want in a transgender center:building a patient centered program.". Listen score (ls) is a metric that shows the estimated popularity of this podcast compared to other rss based public podcasts in the world on a scale from 0 to 100. the higher, the more popular. the higher, the more popular. At johns hopkins university press, we envision a future where knowledge enriches the life of every person. hopkins press’s tracks 3.2 dr. helene hedian on building patient centered trans healthcare by hopkins press published on 2024 05 22t18:33:12z. The public health on call podcast makes important public health topics accessible to all through quick, informative conversations. hosts tackle complex topics through engaging interviews and real world perspectives. our ever growing list of guests have included researchers, public health commissioners, elected leaders, patients, clergy.
At johns hopkins university press, we envision a future where knowledge enriches the life of every person. hopkins press’s tracks 3.2 dr. helene hedian on building patient centered trans healthcare by hopkins press published on 2024 05 22t18:33:12z. The public health on call podcast makes important public health topics accessible to all through quick, informative conversations. hosts tackle complex topics through engaging interviews and real world perspectives. our ever growing list of guests have included researchers, public health commissioners, elected leaders, patients, clergy. Tracey reports depression and social media use are linked, a recent study by johns hopkins child and adolescent psychiatrist carol vidal found. this adds to burgeoning research finding dangers of addictive social media use, and may result in formal classification as such, vidal says. Podcast: download (60.6mb) subscribe: rss. manisha loss, associate chief medical information officer at johns hopkins, joins the podcast to talk about promising artificial intelligence interventions happening at johns hopkins. learn how new innovations in health it can bring us closer together, improving the provider patient relationship.
Tracey reports depression and social media use are linked, a recent study by johns hopkins child and adolescent psychiatrist carol vidal found. this adds to burgeoning research finding dangers of addictive social media use, and may result in formal classification as such, vidal says. Podcast: download (60.6mb) subscribe: rss. manisha loss, associate chief medical information officer at johns hopkins, joins the podcast to talk about promising artificial intelligence interventions happening at johns hopkins. learn how new innovations in health it can bring us closer together, improving the provider patient relationship.
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