Healthcare is Human - Episode Fourteen: Rebecca Berhanu PharmD
Healthcare is Human - Episode Fourteen: Rebecca Berhanu PharmD
Healthcare is Human - Episode Fourteen: Rebecca Berhanu PharmD
In this episode of the Healthcare is Human, we meet pharmacist Rebecca Berhanu. A hospital worker for the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Berhanu shares her experience working during the largest global health crisis of the last century.
Hear how pharmacists adapt to the shock of COVID-19 and the earliest breakthroughs in treating this deadly illness. Dr. Berhanu takes us through the evidence-based process which yields a life-saving vaccine in record time.
This podcast is engineered by Kym Mattioli.
Be sure to visit Healthcare is Human on Facebook and Instagram. There you will find incredible photos by Molly Humphreys - featuring Dr. Berhanu and many other healthcare workers.
We have an incredible museum exhibit debuting in summer 2022. More info soon!
Healthcare is Human is supported by a grant from the West Virginia Humanities Council.
Be sure to visit Healthcare is Human on Facebook and Instagram. If you have a great idea for a podcast, we would love to hear from you. More projects are in works -- stay tuned!
From The Podcast
Healthcare is Human
Since 2020, Healthcare is Human (HIH) has been telling authentic healthcare stories. Dr. Ryan McCarthy created HIH in Martinsburg, WV, to give voice to individuals who were under-represented as the COVID-19 pandemic began. Since then, HIH has grown exponentially and is now a complex narrative medicine initiative. Writer, poet, and narrative medicine expert Renée K. Nicholson co-hosts the podcast with Dr. McCarthy.Molly Humphreys, native of Shepherdstown, WV, is the project's photographer and has captured hundred of authentic images of healthcare workers. Visit HIH on Facebook and Instagram to see these incredible photos . Molly's world class commercial portfolio can be found by searching for Piccadilly Posh. Kym Mattioli produces the podcast. HIH is supported by a grant from the West Virginia Humanities Council, WVU Foundation, and generous donors in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. Original music composed by Robert Sears and Jared Sims. Isaac McCarthy plays the banjo to open and close the podcast. Our first exhibit "Wild, Wonderful and Brave: Fighting the Pandemic in the Eastern Panhandle" ran at the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley in Winchester, VA, from June 2022-June 2023. Our latest exhibit is in the Pylons Commons at the Robert C. Byrd Health Science Center in Morgantown, WV, running through June 2024. Dozens of the best photographs are featured alongside poetry by Marc Harshman, Torli Bush, Renée K. Nicholson, and Randi Ward. Our companion film, directed by Corwyn Garman, can be viewed in the William A. Neal Museum. Made possible in part by the James M. Shumway and Lizbeth A. Pyle Health Humanities Fund, and the Betty Lou Ramsey and Effie Lucille Ramsey Fund. Healthcare is Human has been featured in 100 Days in Appalachia, West Virginia Public Radio, Synapsis, INSider, KevinMD, and the Gold Foundation. A book is in development as is HIH curricula at the West Virginia University School of Medicine. Find us on TED.com to hear our origin story.Join Podchaser to...
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