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10 Steps Towards Bridging Our

Painful Racial Divide

MARGARET MITCHELL

The year was 1937. My mother and her sisters were playing in the front yard of their Greensboro, North Carolina home when a speeding delivery truck jumped the soft earthen curb, hitting and killing three-year-old Anita Shoffner. The driver, who was drunk and White, was never charged in the murder of my mother’s sister, who was African American. There is a cure against racism. The deep wounds can be healed but the healing process is intricate, deliberate and will require involvement from those who have previously remained silent.

The 10 Golden Rules of

Effective Management

JAYSON DEMERS

Even if your job title doesn’t include “manager,” there’s a good chance you’ll have to handle some management duty sometime in your career. And, as an entrepreneur, you're already a manager, because almost every one of your responsibilities has some management element to it. In short, your employees are the ones making your vision a reality, and your job is to make sure they do it efficiently. But being an effective manager is about more than just driving your employees to work harder -- or more efficiently.

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A Casual Acceptance of

Racism

10 Ways to Have a

Better Conversation

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RACISM: HEALTH IMPACTS ON PEOPLE OF COLOR

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After a week of explosions, grief and mourning in my State (MN), the country and the world on top of a pressure cooker of 3 months under the threat of COVID-19 changing every aspect of our lives. I could not move on without addressing it. On a dime, I changed the scheduled program and invited my friend, Dr. Daihnia Dunkley, who was on the show in September to discuss Race Disparity in Healthcare. She joined me to attempt to put some perspective on how the world today is in this place in time and space. Dr. Dunkley passionately advocates for systematic improvement in diversity & inclusion within nursing and for the eradication racial health disparities related to Black maternal health outcomes. She is a voice of reason on the speaking circuit for the voice of Black and Brown people everywhere.

https://www.voiceamerica.com/episode/123887/racism-health-impacts-on-people-of-color

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Covid-19: CNOs WITH A HEART

June 15th 2020, @10 AM Pacific Time

on VoiceAmerica Health & Wellness Channel

COVID-19 has uncovered horrendous deficiencies in many healthcare organizations in the USA. Among the MOST concerning for me, has been the blatant disrespect for nurses and other HC workers as they risk their lives caring for terminally ill patients, while being refused basic PPE and staffing support and then are threatened with loss of their jobs if they try to follow basic nursing policies. I knew this could NOT be the case everywhere in the country and in searching for CNO’s who put their nursing staff first I found my guests for today. Both are CNO’s for large healthcare organizations. Dr. Bob Dent mentored Dr. Kit Bredimus at Midland Hospital in Midland, TX until leaving for Emory Hospitals in Decatur, Georgia. Dr. Bredimus became the new CNO. Both deeply believe in the concept of Culture of Ownership, taught by Joe Tye, a previous guest on the show. Every organization has a culture, that plays out in real time through the actions of each and every employee and leader, but ALL cultures are NOT the same. Join us to be uplifted!

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