Heartline Trailer
Welcome to “Heartline,” a podcast dedicated to exploring the inspiring journeys and impactful work of healthcare changemakers leading the charge in transforming healthcare. Despite the United States spending more on healthcare than any other developed nation, key quality outcomes like life expectancy and maternal mortality lag behind. With over half of American physicians experiencing burnout, the challenges within the system are clear.
Join us as we delve into the stories of patients, medical professionals, and other experts who defy the status quo. We’ll uncover the unique characteristics and experiences that propel them to be effective changemakers and the organizational factors that support change.
Through in-depth interviews, expert analyses, and real-world examples, this podcast aims to inspire and equip the next generation of medical professionals to drive meaningful change in healthcare. Whether you’re a physician, a medical student, or simply passionate about the future of healthcare, “Heartline” will offer valuable perspectives and actionable ideas to help you thrive in a challenging environment and contribute to improving our healthcare system.
Seasons 1-4 focused on gender bias in the medical system and shared the uplifting stories of women and allies who are true to their values, boundaries, and priorities, improving their career fulfillment and increasing their impact on healthcare. Season 5 will expand the guests beyond physicians and tackle issues beyond gender bias that impact healthcare.
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