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Every healthcare leader faces that crucial first 90 days when they must establish trust, understand culture, and set the tone for their entire tenure. In this episode, executive search experts Neill Marshall and Kurt Mosley from Health Search Partners share insights from interviewing over 10,000 healthcare executives about what works — and what catastrophically fails — during those make-or-break first months.From the CEO who moved into the hospital for 90 days to the symbolic power of picking up parking lot trash, you'll discover the deliberate actions that separate successful healthcare leaders from those who stumble out of the gate. This isn't about strategy or clinical expertise — it's about the human dynamics of trust, culture, and intentional leadership behavior that determines long-term success.
00:00 Behavior Sets Reputation
00:52 Welcome and Introductions
02:08 Why the First 90 Days
04:54 Early Mistakes to Avoid
06:57 Managing Board Pressure
09:39 Trust Through Visible Wins
14:20 Listening Missteps and Recovery
18:19 Handling the Vocal 25%
21:09 Culture Beats Strategy
23:12 Coaching During Transitions
25:38 Symbolic Acts That Stick
29:35 Three First Month Priorities
32:16 What’s Next and How to Connect
34:21 Closing Reflections
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Monday Mar 16, 2026
Monday Mar 16, 2026
Lilly and Klaus mark the podcast’s 100th episode by reflecting on how Transforming Healthcare Coaching grew from LinkedIn audio into an audio-and-video show for frontline clinicians. They share early fears about being on video, learning new tools, and perfectionism, and emphasize taking small actions, iterating, and staying consistent. Listener feedback and reviews reinforced their mission to help healthcare professionals find purpose, wellbeing, and new ways to lead and live in a challenging system.
00:00 Episode 100 Kickoff
01:12 Why We Started
02:53 Fears and First Record
05:29 Action Over Perfection
06:40 Klaus Joins the Mission
08:32 Staying When Overwhelmed
10:46 Listener Messages That Matter
14:00 Reconnecting With Purpose
16:06 Top Lessons From 100
22:31 How We Have Changed
24:11 One Message and Thanks
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Saturday Mar 14, 2026
Saturday Mar 14, 2026
Burnout isn’t just an individual issue—it’s often created by systems that make it harder for clinicians to care for patients and themselves. In this Podcasthon 2026 impact episode, Corey Feist (CEO/Founder, Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes Foundation) explains how the foundation’s work has evolved from federal policy to practical, cross-industry solutions, including removing invasive licensing and credentialing mental health questions and scaling programs that support workforce wellbeing.
01:35 Foundation Mission Today
04:08 Lorna’s Story Goes Beyond Physicians
06:59 Removing Mental Health Barriers
08:58 Beyond Resilience Band Aids
13:02 Big Wins So Far
21:04 How To Get Federal Funding
24:53 What The Act Already Built
31:28 Leadership Collaborative Workshop
35:20 Final Call To Action
Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes' Foundation
Wellbeing First Champion Challenge
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Monday Mar 09, 2026
Monday Mar 09, 2026
This week’s Transforming Healthcare Coaching Podcast episode will be released a little differently.
Instead of our usual Monday release, our next full episode drops Saturday, March 14 as part of Podcasthon—a global initiative where podcasts dedicate an episode to highlight a nonprofit they believe in.
For the second year in a row, we’re honored to support the Dr. Lorna Breen Foundation, an organization working to reduce burnout among healthcare professionals and safeguard their well-being and job satisfaction.
In this upcoming episode, Lianne Liang Emlet interviews Corey Feist, CEO and co-founder of the foundation, about the work they’re doing to advocate for clinician well-being and systemic change in healthcare.
🎧 Listen to this short sneak peek and join us Saturday for the full episode.
Last Year’s Podcasthon Episode📍 Conversation with Dr. Stephanie Simmons: Youtube, Apple, Spotify
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Monday Mar 02, 2026
Monday Mar 02, 2026
Klaus Grim discovered he'd been leading all along – he just didn't have the title or recognition to prove it. In this conversation with coach Gillian Faith, Klaus explores the concept of "silent leadership" in healthcare and how clinicians lead every single day without even realizing it. Whether you're questioning your own leadership potential or want to recognize it in others, this episode will shift how you see yourself and your impact.
00:00 You Are Meant Here 01:21 Meet Klaus And Gillian 02:13 Redefining Leadership 03:44 What Silent Leadership Looks Like 05:49 Titles Versus Impact 07:56 Traits Of Silent Leaders 09:19 Leadership Presence And Confidence 11:23 Helping Others Step Up 14:41 Coaching Reflection And Mentoring 21:11 Psychological Safety On Teams 22:58 Thriving With Awareness 25:43 Key Takeaways And Next Steps
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Monday Feb 23, 2026
Monday Feb 23, 2026
This episode explores how healthcare clinicians can consider a career pivot without assuming they’ve failed, by getting clear on what’s driving the desire to change and what “success” actually means to them. The conversation covers identity vs. skillset, values alignment, financial and relationship impacts, and why a thoughtful plan (rather than a desperate exit) helps people transition in a way that fits their life stage and goals.
00:00 Permission to Pivot: Clinicians Are Problem-Solvers, Not Stuck 00:47 The Guilt of Wanting Out (and What to Consider Before You Leap) 01:56 When to Get a Coach + The ‘Why’ Behind Your Urge to Change 04:41 Values & Flexibility: The Real Reasons People Leave (and Leaders Miss)06:38 Identity vs Skillset: You’re More Than Your Clinical Title 09:35 So Many Paths: Healthcare, Adjacent Roles, and Tech Opportunities 11:21 Run Toward Something: Fixable Problems vs Toxic Environments 13:13 Sunk Cost, Partner Pushback & Making the Pivot a Team Decision 17:45 Money, Golden Handcuffs & Getting Real About What You Need 24:25 Social Fallout & Grief: Navigating Relationships After You Change 29:04 The LEAP Framework: Learn, Explore, Adopt a Path, Problem-Solve 30:54 How Long Does a Transition Take? Embrace ‘Both/And’ 33:09 LEAP Recap + Next Steps (Share, Reach Out, Subscribe)
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Monday Feb 16, 2026
Monday Feb 16, 2026
Healthcare change doesn’t have to fracture teams—disconnection does. In this episode, Lillian and Gillian discuss how healthcare leaders can build change readiness, listen for what resistance is trying to say, and prioritize dialogue so teams stay connected through uncertainty. They share practical ways to include diverse frontline voices, use structured change frameworks, pilot small improvements, and communicate tough decisions with honesty and trust.
00:00 Why Resistance Matters: Create Space & Prioritize Dialogue 01:58 Change Is Constant: Are Your Teams Actually Ready? 04:26 Working With Mixed Reactions: Listening to Resistance & Finding a ‘Third Way’ 07:21 Communication + Frameworks: Kotter, Unfreeze/Refreeze, and Small Wins 10:19 Relationships as the Lever: Trust, Transparency, and Co-Creation 12:30 When You’re the Boss Now: Protecting Trust Through Role Changes & Conflict 14:07 Relational Leadership Principles: Inclusivity, Empowerment, Shared Purpose, EQ 15:38 Leading Under Pressure: Dialogue Over Directives & Aligning Purpose in Tension 19:12 Communicating Tough Calls: Layoffs, Pay Cuts, and Timely Honesty 21:30 Bring More Voices In: Invites, the ‘Empty Chair,’ and Stakeholder Foresight 23:09 Sustaining Relationships Through Change: Culture, Healthy Conflict, and Closing
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Monday Feb 09, 2026
Monday Feb 09, 2026
Healthcare leaders often lose sight of their purpose amidst daily challenges. In this episode, discover how to reignite your passion and improve patient care with practical strategies.
00:00 Introduction: Losing Purpose in Healthcare
01:07 Regaining Purpose: A Conversation with Vicki Landers
01:24 Recognizing the Loss of Purpose
02:14 Reconnecting with Your 'Why'
03:58 The Impact of Rediscovering Purpose
05:17 Addressing Systemic Challenges
07:21 Personal Agency and Positive Influence
10:03 Team Dynamics and Shared Purpose
13:31 Micro Steps to Regain Purpose
14:37 Journaling and Self-Reflection
16:10 Conclusion: Reflection and Next Steps
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Monday Feb 02, 2026
Monday Feb 02, 2026
Why is burnout so prevalent among healthcare professionals, and what can be done about it? Join hosts Lillian Liang Emlet and Klaus Grim as they dive deep into this pressing issue. In this episode, learn how burnout is distinct from compassion fatigue and depression, explore the systemic nature of burnout, and discover practical ways to support colleagues and yourself. This episode is perfect for healthcare leaders, clinicians, and anyone facing or trying to understand burnout in the medical field.
00:00 Introduction to Burnout 00:26 Understanding Burnout in Healthcare 02:42 Personal Experiences with Burnout 05:17 Defining Burnout and Related Terms 11:41 Recognizing Early Warning Signs 14:11 Addressing Myths About Burnout 20:52 Path to Recovery and Support 28:12 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Monday Jan 26, 2026
Monday Jan 26, 2026
What if the key to preventing burnout in your healthcare team was less about what you do and more about the energy you bring? In this episode, host Lillian Liang Emlet sits down with Vicki Landers to discuss the importance of self-awareness for leaders. They explore how multitasking and autopilot behaviors affect team dynamics and the power of recognizing internal and external stress signs. Ideal for healthcare professionals, trainees, and leaders looking to create a more supportive and effective work environment. Join us for insights on how to notice, feel, and intentionally shift your leadership approach.
00:00 Introduction: The Impact of Leadership Energy 00:44 Guest Introduction: Vicki Landers on Leadership Awareness 01:21 Understanding Autopilot in Healthcare Leadership 02:35 The Importance of Emotional Awareness in Leadership 03:23 Practical Tips for Gaining Self-Awareness 06:33 The Role of Attitude in Leadership 08:31 Techniques for Self-Reflection and Awareness 20:51 Reading the Room: Understanding Team Dynamics 27:14 Case Study: Transformative Leadership Awareness 32:51 Conclusion: Moving from Awareness to Action
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Monday Jan 19, 2026
Monday Jan 19, 2026
Are you a clinician or healthcare leader feeling overwhelmed by the need to have all the answers? In this episode of the Transforming Healthcare Coaching Podcast, host Lillian Liang Emlet welcomes Dr. Annie Wildermuth, Vice President of Medical Education at AACOM, to discuss the transformative power of coaching in medicine. Discover how coaching differs from traditional mentoring, why it's crucial for leadership development, and how it can create a more supportive and innovative workplace culture.
00:00 Introduction to Coaching in Medicine 00:52 Meet Dr. Annie Wildermuth 02:02 The Role of Coaching in Medical Education 03:28 Coaching vs. Mentoring: Key Differences 07:50 The Importance of Self-Reflection 08:57 Finding the Right Mentor and Coach 13:14 Building a Coaching Culture in Organizations 18:35 Common Pitfalls in Coaching 23:33 Coaching vs. Therapy: Understanding the Difference 25:22 Final Thoughts and Contact Information
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Monday Jan 12, 2026
Monday Jan 12, 2026
How can healthcare leaders cultivate high-performing, error-reporting teams? In this episode of the Transforming Healthcare Coaching Podcast, host Lillian Emlet welcomes guest Gillian Faith to explore this vital question. They dive into the significance of psychological safety, trust, and effective feedback within healthcare teams. Listen as they discuss real-world strategies for developing leadership skills and fostering a safe, open environment that encourages team members to speak up.
00:00 The Power of a Well-Timed Question
00:52 Introduction to the Podcast
00:56 Meet Gillian Faith
01:54 The Importance of Psychological Safety in Teams
04:00 Building Trust and Giving Feedback
05:59 Overcoming Feedback Fears
09:01 Creating a Culture of Feedback
13:30 The Role of Leadership Coaches and Mentors
14:33 Transformational Leadership
20:32 Final Thoughts and Invitation
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Disclaimer: Although we are trained medical professionals, we are not acting in a clinical capacity on this podcast. We do not use our medical licenses or provide medical, mental health, or therapeutic services in this setting. The content shared in this episode is based on our personal experiences, opinions, and coaching backgrounds, and is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. It should not be taken as medical advice, therapy, or professional counseling, nor used as a substitute for individualized medical or mental health care. Always seek the guidance of qualified healthcare professionals regarding any medical or mental health concerns. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the hosts and guests and do not represent the positions of our employers or affiliated organizations.
Monday Jan 05, 2026
Monday Jan 05, 2026
In this episode, Lillian and Klaus discuss the importance of self-leadership as the foundation for personal growth and leading others effectively. Topics include:
► Defining self-leadership as being intentional about your thoughts, feelings and actions ► Key self-leadership practices: self-awareness, self-regulation, exercising choice, tapping into intrinsic motivation, aligning your calendar with priorities, and leveraging peak energy ► How self-leadership enables you to model change for your team and create psychological safety ► Shifting from having all the answers to coaching your team to find the answers ► The multiplier effect of coaching on team collaboration, problem-solving and resilience
Lillian challenges listeners to commit to trying one self-leadership practice discussed and share for accountability. Small steps can spark big transformations in the new year.
00:00 Introduction: Transform Yourself in 2026 00:16 Welcome to the Transforming Healthcare Coaching Podcast 01:29 Self-Leadership: The Foundation of Effective Leadership 01:49 The Basics of Self-Leadership 03:30 The Importance of Self-Awareness and Self-Regulation 04:52 Challenges in Self-Leadership for Healthcare Professionals 06:06 Modeling Health and Wellness as a Leader 12:55 The Role of Reflection in Self-Leadership 17:51 Leveraging Energy for Effective Leadership 21:04 Transitioning Self-Leadership to Team Leadership 25:37 The Power of Coaching in Leadership 29:10 Conclusion: Lead Yourself to Lead Others
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Monday Dec 29, 2025
Monday Dec 29, 2025
How can we embrace progress over perfection in our healthcare journeys? Join host Lillian Liang Emlet for a special end-of-year episode, where she and her fellow coaches — Klaus, Vicki, Gillian, and Michelle — reflect on 2025's challenges and victories. Discover insights on the power of possibility, embracing change, and the importance of building a supportive community. Perfect for healthcare professionals at any career stage looking to enhance their personal and professional growth. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation that will leave you inspired to approach 2026 with a renewed perspective.
00:00 Introduction: Embracing Change in Healthcare 01:00 Reflecting on 2025: Team Insights and Personal Growth 03:23 Lessons Learned: Embracing Change and Growth 09:34 Celebrating Progress: Wins and Thank You19:03 Coaching Success Stories: Real-Life Transformations 25:43 Final Thoughts: Looking Ahead to 2026
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Monday Dec 22, 2025
Monday Dec 22, 2025
What can we learn from the toughest year in healthcare? Join host Lillian Emlet for a special year-in-review episode of the Transforming Healthcare Coaching Podcast. Lillian takes us on a journey through seven pivotal conversations featuring voices like Dr. Resa Lewiss, Dr. Peter Kim, and Kim Downey, touching on crisis, rebuilding, community, and action. Learn how putting on your own oxygen mask first, managing up, and finding your people can transform not just your career, but your life. Perfect for healthcare professionals, leaders, and anyone ready to rethink their approach to wellbeing and growth.
01:01 Episode Introduction
03:53 Episode 48 - How to Improve Mental Health Access for Healthcare Professionals with the Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes' Foundation
11:24 Episode 54 - Truth, Trust & Talking Science: Communicating in a Skeptical World with Dr. Varun Shetty
19:00 Episode 58 - Why Community is Everything with Dr. Peter Kim
26:39 Episode 74 - What is Patient Advocacy with Dr. Angie Ingraham
35:07 Episode 76 - Microskills for Leadership with Dr. Resa E. Lewiss
43:23 Episode 80 - Thriving Through Rotations: Finding Wellbeing While You Learn with Klaus Grim PA-C
52:45 Episode 87 - Standing UP for Doctors with Kim Downey
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Monday Dec 15, 2025
Monday Dec 15, 2025
How can healthcare leaders better support physician mental health? Join host Lillian Liang Emlet as she welcomes Kim Downey, physical therapist, cancer survivor, and founder of Stand Up For Doctors. Kim shares her powerful journey of overcoming personal health struggles and creating an advocacy platform for physician well-being. Discover crucial insights on the importance of trauma-informed leadership, dismantling stigma, and cultivating supportive environments. Perfect for healthcare professionals and leaders committed to fostering well-being and resilience in their teams.
00:00 Introduction and Opening Remarks 00:33 Meet Kim Downey: A Journey of Resilience 01:22 The Birth of Stand Up for Doctors 03:38 The Impact of Physician Suicide 07:40 Highlighting Powerful Stories 12:01 Leadership and Advocacy in Healthcare 17:36 Barriers to Mental Health Support for Physicians 21:57 Practical Steps for Leaders and Physicians 35:31 Kim Downey's Future Plans and Closing Remarks
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Disclaimer: Although we are trained medical professionals, we are not acting in a clinical capacity on this podcast. We do not use our medical licenses or provide medical, mental health, or therapeutic services in this setting. The content shared in this episode is based on our personal experiences, opinions, and coaching backgrounds, and is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. It should not be taken as medical advice, therapy, or professional counseling, nor used as a substitute for individualized medical or mental health care. Always seek the guidance of qualified healthcare professionals regarding any medical or mental health concerns. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the hosts and guests and do not represent the positions of our employers or affiliated organizations.
Monday Dec 08, 2025
Monday Dec 08, 2025
AI in healthcare isn’t going away — but it doesn’t have to erase the human side of medicine. In this episode of the Transforming Healthcare Coaching Podcast, Dr. Lillian Liang Emlet sits down with Dr. Maria Abunto, physician, consultant, connector, and first Ambassador for the American College of Artificial Intelligence and Medicine. They explore AI as a great equalizer in medical education, how students are already using tools like large language models, what this means for faculty, deans, and program directors, and why curiosity, empathy, and critical thinking matter more than ever. If you’re a healthcare educator or leader wondering how to integrate AI thoughtfully — without losing the bedside heart of medicine — this conversation will give you language, frameworks, and practical starting points.
00:00 Introduction to AI in Healthcare
01:06 Guest Introduction: Dr. Maria Abunto
01:54 Embracing AI in Medical Education
02:28 The Role of Curiosity and Empathy in AI
03:19 AI's Impact on Medical Training
05:02 Challenges and Opportunities with AI
07:56 AI in Practice: Real-World Applications
11:46 The Future of AI in Medical Education
22:24 Practical Steps for AI Integration
29:54 Resources and Recommendations
36:01 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Will Generative Artificial Intelligence Deliver on Its Promise in Health Care? by Robert M. Wachter, MD; Erik Brynjolfsson, PhD
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Monday Dec 01, 2025
Monday Dec 01, 2025
How can healthcare professionals find balance and fulfillment through creativity? Join host Lillian Liang Emlet as she sits down with Dr. Trisha Patel, a critical care pharmacist, artist, entrepreneur, and mom. Discover how Dr. Patel integrates her artistic passions with a demanding healthcare career, and gain insights on the importance of intentional living, the challenges and rewards of pursuing multiple passions, and fostering wellbeing in residency programs. Perfect for healthcare professionals, trainees, and educators seeking inspiration for a more balanced and fulfilling life.
00:00 Overcoming Procrastination: Start Now! 00:38 Introducing Dr. Trisha Patel: A Multifaceted Professional 01:27 The Journey to Embracing Art 03:37 Balancing Multiple Roles: Art, Family, and Career 05:39 Mindset and Burnout: Lessons Learned 13:31 Leadership and Entrepreneurship in Healthcare 19:57 The Symbolism in Art 20:35 Wellness Inspired Design 20:57 Connecting Through Art 22:36 Grounding Through Nature 23:34 The Importance of Creativity 24:50 Balancing Art and Profession 27:35 Supporting Resident Wellbeing 32:51 Promoting Open Communication 34:32 Leadership and Wellbeing 35:06 Current Inspirations and Offerings
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Monday Nov 24, 2025
Monday Nov 24, 2025
How can healthcare teams navigate generational differences and leverage them for better collaboration? Join us on this episode of the Transforming Healthcare Coaching Podcast, where Klaus Grim is joined by Vicki Landers, a seasoned physical therapist and coach with a rich background in communication. Together, they delve into the recurring generational challenges in healthcare and explore practical ways to bridge these divides. You'll learn how to recognize and adapt to different communication styles, the importance of empathy and curiosity, and how to foster a positive, collaborative culture. Perfect for healthcare professionals, leaders, and educators who want to enhance team dynamics and patient care.
00:00 Introduction: Generational Divide in Healthcare 00:36 Welcome to Transforming Healthcare Coaching 01:32 Understanding Generational Communication Styles 03:15 Real-Life Examples of Generational Differences 05:46 Bridging the Generational Gap 07:44 The Power of Listening and Empathy 15:54 Leadership and Generational Dynamics 22:56 Final Thoughts and Takeaways
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Monday Nov 17, 2025
Monday Nov 17, 2025
How do you shift from being a great clinician to a great leader? 💡Host Dr. Lillian talks with Amy Lafko, author of People First, about the mindset and habits behind leading people—not just patients. Learn how the Think–Say–Do–Grow framework helps healthcare teams thrive, why “people first” leadership matters, and how small shifts can spark big change.
00:00 Introduction and Personal Journey
00:36 Welcome to the Podcast
00:58 Meet Amy Lafko
01:53 The Importance of Leadership in Healthcare
03:02 Amy's Leadership Journey
06:03 Challenges and Mentorship in Leadership
09:20 The People First Approach
17:01 Practical Strategies for Leaders
24:41 Sustaining People-Centered Leadership
30:54 How to Work with Amy Lafko
32:54 Conclusion and Announcements
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Monday Nov 10, 2025
Monday Nov 10, 2025
In this conversation, Dr. Lillian Emlet speaks with Dr. Lisa Muehlenbein, PhD — founder of The Med/Life Matrix — about her groundbreaking research on physician burnout from the spouse’s perspective. They explore what happens when professional stress leaks into relationships, why connection is medicine, and how small “micro moments” can rebuild resilience at home. Perfect for physicians, partners, and leaders who want to make healthcare more human — starting with their own families.
00:00 Introduction to Burnout in Healthcare 00:53 Guest Introduction: Dr. Lisa Muehlenbein 01:09 The Spouse Perspective on Physician Burnout 03:20 Research Insights and Methodology 06:27 Impact of Burnout on Relationships 09:43 Strategies for Mitigating Burnout 15:57 Leadership and Organizational Support 22:37 Vision for a Healthier Healthcare System 24:54 medThriving Virtual Summit 27:13 Closing Thoughts and Recommendations
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Monday Nov 03, 2025
Monday Nov 03, 2025
Unlocking Health with Nature: Insights from Dr. Melissa Sundermann
What role does nature play in our wellbeing? Join Lillian Liang Emlet on the Transforming Healthcare Coaching Podcast as she welcomes Dr. Melissa Sundermann, Medical Director of Lifestyle Medicine at Corwell Health System. Dr. Sundermann shares her journey of integrating outdoor activities into her daily routine and the scientific evidence supporting nature's profound benefits on the immune system, mental health, and more. Perfect for healthcare professionals, educators, and anyone interested in the intersection of nature and health. Discover practical tips to enhance your wellbeing with the power of nature.
00:00 Introduction to the Power of Nature 00:50 Meet Dr. Melissa Sundermann01:24 Dr. Sunderman's Origin Story 03:00 The Impact of Nature on Health 06:19 Scientific Evidence Supporting Nature's Benefits 12:04 Practical Tips for Urban Dwellers 15:38 Nature in Healthcare Settings 21:39 Lifestyle Medicine and Nature Prescriptions 34:57 Future Directions and Upcoming Events 37:31 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Articles referenced in episode:
Sundermann et al. - Nature As Medicine https://doi.org/10.1177/15598276231174863 Forest bathing enhances NK activity https://doi.org/10.1177/03946320070200s202
Effect of forest bathing on immune function https://doi.org/10.1007/s12199-008-0068-3
Phytoncide effects on NK cell function https://doi.org/10.1177/039463200902200410
Antonelli et al. - Cortisol systematic review https://doi.org/10.1007/s00484-019-01717-x
Park et al. - Physiological effectshttps://doi.org/10.1007/s12199-009-0086-9
Lee et al. - Young male subjects study https://doi.org/10.1016/j.puhe.2010.09.005
Hunter et al. - Micro-moments/salivary biomarkers https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2019.00722
Van Hedger et al. - Cricket chirps vs car horns https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/f5hcz
White et al. - VR nature therapeutics https://doi.org/10.2147/ndt.s179038
Bratman et al. - Improved affect and cognition https://doi.org/10.1016/j.landurbplan.2015.02.005
White et al. - 120 minutes per week study https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-019-44097-3
Green Heart Louisville website https://www.greenheartlouisville.org/
ACLM Main Website https://www.lifestylemedicine.org
What is Lifestyle Medicine https://www.lifestylemedicine.org/ACLM/About/What_is_Lifestyle_Medicine/ACLM/About/What_is_Lifestyle_Medicine_.aspx
Six Pillars of Lifestyle Medicine https://www.lifestylemedicine.org/ACLM/Lifestyle_Medicine/Six_Pillars/ACLM/LifestyleMedicine/Six_Pillars_of_LM.aspx ACLM
Research & Evidence https://www.lifestylemedicine.org/ACLM/Education_Resources/Resources/Research/ACLM/Resources/Research.aspx
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Monday Oct 27, 2025
Monday Oct 27, 2025
Every month brings a new rotation, a new team, and new stress. So how can trainees protect their wellbeing while learning to care for others?
Dr. Lillian Liang Emlet is joined by clinician-educator Klaus Grim to explore real-world strategies for maintaining energy, focus, and joy in medicine. They discuss time-crafting, advocating for your learning needs, and how small daily actions can protect your wellbeing through the challenges of medical education.
Perfect for medical, PA, nursing, and NP students — and for every preceptor or educator who wants to help trainees thrive.
00:00 Introduction and Listener's Question 01:10 Challenges Faced by Medical Students 03:12 Finding Time for Wellbeing 04:30 Incorporating Movement and Exercise 05:07 Importance of Alone Time and Social Connection 09:18 Advocating for Personal Learning Needs 16:12 Setting Up for Success in Rotations 21:02 Final Thoughts and Listener Engagement
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Monday Oct 20, 2025
Monday Oct 20, 2025
The Transformative Power of Rest and Mindfulness for Healthcare Leaders
Discover how integrating micro-rest breaks and mindfulness practices can enhance your leadership and healthcare performance. Learn why rest is crucial, especially under high-pressure situations, and explore practical tips for incorporating small pauses into your daily routine. How do you plan to incorporate more rest into your schedule? Share your thoughts in the comments.
Overview 00:38 The Importance of Rest for Leaders 01:33 Neuroscience Behind Rest and Mindfulness 03:51 Practical Tips for Micro Rest Breaks 06:55 Decluttering and Managing Administrative Tasks 09:11 Visioning and Mindset for Leaders 12:30 Handling Stress and Emotional Regulation 18:34 Macro Resets and Leadership Retreats 21:08 Conclusion and Contact Information
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Monday Oct 13, 2025
Monday Oct 13, 2025
Boosting Nutrition for Healthcare Professionals with Colleen Sloan | Transforming Healthcare Coaching Podcast
Discover practical nutrition strategies for healthcare professionals from Colleen Sloan, a Physician Assistant and Registered Dietitian. Learn actionable tips for meal prepping, habit stacking, and making nutrition fun and sustainable amidst the demands of a healthcare career. How do you prioritize your nutrition? Share your strategies in the comments. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights!
00:16 Introduction and Guest Introduction
01:32 Colleen's Journey: From Dietitian to PA
02:48 Balancing Life and Career
04:46 Meeting Through Social Media
06:38 Healthcare Professionals and Self-Care
15:07 Nutrition Tips for Healthcare Workers
21:17 Practical Meal Prep Ideas
26:52 Enhancing Home Cooking with Flavor
27:26 Making Healthy Eating Fun
28:02 Overcoming Perfectionism in Diet
30:13 Meal Prepping Challenges and Solutions
31:08 Tracking Nutrition and Making Changes
32:05 Adapting Strategies for Success
33:24 Time Management for Health Goals
35:19 Implementing Habit Stacking
39:56 Role Modeling Healthy Behaviors
43:11 Resources for Healthcare Professionals
50:16 Final Tips and Community Support
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