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In the ER, Petra has learned that patients don’t always say everything out loud. In this episode, she talks about spotting the signs and staying steady when things get tough. https://t.co/fCrpyW6ffK

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Catch up with our new host, Kristen Carpenter! A Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner from Morgantown, Kristen brings 20 years of experience, a passion for patient education, and heartfelt care to Appalachian Care Chronicles. Listen to Season 4 today! https://t.co/TfcpxGgUG6

Ask Dr. Lindley what makes a good doctor or teacher—and he’ll tell you it’s humility. Same goes for farming. Listen today: https://t.co/CrkhmbTxGe

The Commission oversees a public policy agenda for West Virginia’s four-year colleges and universities. Learn more here: https://t.co/mGNCmHtE5d

Home visits and street calls and everything in between. Whitney Maxey and Larrecsa Barker are helping rewrite what emergency medicine looks like in West Virginia. https://t.co/YXFZsCX5Yy

In the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, the fight for survival looks different than other parts of the hospital. Hannah shares what draws her to the work, keeps her in it, and how the work gives her strength. https://t.co/gyXD4FCzZF Appalachian Care Chronicles is produced by @WVHEPC

As a NICU nurse, Hannah Bowen treats newborns in crisis and stands beside their parents through it all. In this episode, she shares the emotional reality of life in the neonatal intensive care unit. 🔊Listen: https://t.co/RmVJsfllUg @AppCarePod is produced by @WVHEPC

Season 4 of Appalachian Care Chronicles brings you closer to the people who show up in a crisis. Find out what calls them to this work and why they keep going. https://t.co/TfcpxGgUG6

As a NICU nurse, Hannah Bowen treats newborns in crisis and stands beside their parents through it all. In this episode, she shares the emotional reality of life in the neonatal intensive care unit. https://t.co/RmVJsfllUg Appalachian Care Chronicles is produced by @WVHEPC

🔊 Season 4 is officially LIVE! 🔊 Join us as we journey alongside four terrific folks working on the front lines of care in West Virginia—people who show up in moments of crisis and choose to stay, listen, and help. Listen now: https://t.co/TfcpxGgUG6

Before Season 4 drops, a big thank you to our first host, Aryana Misaghi! For 12 inspiring episodes, Aryana brought curiosity & care to every story. Welcome to our new host, Kristen Carpenter, WHNP-BC! While you wait, listen to our first episode! 🚁 https://t.co/OzG47rNwQ3

Appalachian Care Chronicles Season 4 is coming soon! Listen to the Season 4 trailer: https://t.co/A3xlU26K7E

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We want to take a moment to thank all of our incredible guests: Julie Young, Dr. Tom Takubo, Sally Adams, and Jordan Dennison. They are doing the real impactful work in their communities!

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Jordan Dennison hits the streets on a daily basis to provide aid to vulnerable communities. He draws from his own experience with substance use disorder to help others in recovery. Listen to full episode here! 👇 https://t.co/blzndlCBOY

Sally Adams is a pioneer in MRI machine technology, having operated the first MRI machine in Charleston in the 1990s. She uses her experience with claustrophobia to comfort patients going into the machine. Listen to the full episode here 👇 https://t.co/2KqAXV4k1V

Have you already listened to all of season 3? Check out episodes from our previous seasons here! 👇 https://t.co/blzndlCBOY