In this episode we discuss stigma and harm reduction with Dr. Ginetta Salvalaggio, Jackie Myers, and Brandi Abele. They each use their perspectives from various health care positions on stigma, empathy, how to be an active listener, and mistrust and ‘othering’ as barriers to care.

This podcast has an accompanying course that includes reflection questions, a Learning Project Record, and resource lists provided by our guests. The course link will be posted here when it is uploaded.

Our podcast hosts are Kelly, Kymm, and Ryan. This podcast is a joint project created by Alberta College of Pharmacy and USask Continuing Pharmacy Education. Our producers are Mary Fraser and Pamela Timanson, editing was done by Anwyn Diakuw, and our music is "I've been out walking" by BJ Catt. Music was accessed on Free Music Archive (CC BY).

Transcripts will be added to every episode of the podcast. For now, request access to the transcripts by emailing cpe@usask.ca.

In this episode we discuss diversity and inclusion with Fatmeh Kalouti and Dr. Helgi Eyford. They explore their definitions and understanding of EDI, cultural safety, and the importance of person-centred care. They also identify ways healthcare providers can overcome communication barriers and can avoid othering their patients and coworkers.

This podcast has an accompanying course that includes reflection questions, a Learning Project Record, and resource lists provided by our guests. The course link will be posted here when it is uploaded.

Our podcast hosts are Kelly, Kymm, and Ryan. This podcast is a joint project created by Alberta College of Pharmacy and USask Continuing Pharmacy Education. Our producers are Mary Fraser and Pamela Timanson, editing was done by Anwyn Diakuw, and our music is "I've been out walking" by BJ Catt. Music was accessed on Free Music Archive (CC BY).

Transcripts will be added to every episode of the podcast. For now, request access to the transcripts by emailing cpe@usask.ca.

This episode is part two of a two part conversation with Dr. Gezina Baehr (PharmD) and Tammy White Quills-Knife, two Indigenous women and health care workers who share their perspectives on Indigenous health and wellness, trauma-informed care, and harm reduction. In part 1 we provided an introduction to these concepts and explored interconnected health and traditional medicine as it relates to pharmacy practice. In part two we explore the principles of trauma informed care and discuss treaty status and coverage with patients.

This podcast has an accompanying course that includes reflection questions, a Learning Project Record, and resource lists provided by our guests. The course link will be posted here when it is uploaded.

Our podcast hosts are Kelly, Kymm, and Ryan. This podcast is a joint project created by Alberta College of Pharmacy and USask Continuing Pharmacy Education. Our producers are Mary Fraser and Pamela Timanson, editing was done by Anwyn Diakuw, and our music is "I've been out walking" by BJ Catt. Music was accessed on Free Music Archive (CC BY).

Transcripts will be added to every episode of the podcast. For now, request access to the transcripts by emailing cpe@usask.ca.