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113 Advocate for Kids!: #PutKids1st Pediatric Meltdown
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https://302.buzz/PM-WhatAreYourThoughts
Advocacy can take many forms, from speaking out publicly to organizing groups to writing letters to elected officials. Whatever the form, advocacy is an important way to bring attention to issues and make change. And although anyone can be an advocate, there’s definitely an art to being an “Effective Advocate”. Today, Dr. Gaggino talks with Dr. Pam Shaw who has perfected the art of advocacy. Among the many hats that Dr. Pam Shaw wears, (i.e., Professor of Pediatrics, Assistant Dean for Clinical Sciences, Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Services, President of the Kansas Chapter of the AAP– just to name a few), her passion to make things better for all children has no boundaries. Listen in to not only Dr. Shaw’s personal journey, but also about her work in Washington, D.C. on behalf of all children everywhere.
[00:33 -12:46] Opening Segment
Dr. Gaggino introduces us to Dr. Pam ShawWhat drives Dr. Shaw’s passion to be an AAP Advocate on the national level? What does an AAP Advocate actually do?For children's issues, you need lots of organizations working together
[12:47- 25:03] Bipartisan Concerns
Good opportunity to start with AAPPolitics are affecting the doctor/patient relationshipLearning opportunities are created when local chapters share successes as well failures with each otherIn order to make an impact, VOTE!!
[25:04 -41:20] Emphasis On Pediatrician’s Needs
SafetyTrainingVaccine FundingMental Health parityPayment for ServicesCoding review
[41:21 -45:13] How Can Pediatricians Up Their Game?
Join your local chapter of AAPSign up to be a key contact for AAPVOTE! (And encourage family and friends to vote as well)
[45:14 - 50:40] Closing segment Takeaway
You can reach Dr. Pam ShawFacebook: Pam Shaw | Facebook
Instagram: @pkshaw
Twitter: @Pkshaw1
Links to resources mentioned on the show
HRSA (Health Resources and Services Administration)
Apply for a Grant | HRSA
COSGA (Committee for State Government Affairs)
Committee on State Government Affairs (COSGA) (aap.org)
American Association of Pediatrics
https://www.aap.org/
“67,000 pediatricians committed to the optimal physical, mental, and social health and well-being for all infants, children, adolescents, and young adults”
Get a non-partisan Vote-ER badge and sign-up families to vote -
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https://302.buzz/PM-WhatAreYourThoughts
Advocacy can take many forms, from speaking out publicly to organizing groups to writing letters to elected officials. Whatever the form, advocacy is an important way to bring attention to issues and make change. And although anyone can be an advocate, there’s definitely an art to being an “Effective Advocate”. Today, Dr. Gaggino talks with Dr. Pam Shaw who has perfected the art of advocacy. Among the many hats that Dr. Pam Shaw wears, (i.e., Professor of Pediatrics, Assistant Dean for Clinical Sciences, Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Services, President of the Kansas Chapter of the AAP– just to name a few), her passion to make things better for all children has no boundaries. Listen in to not only Dr. Shaw’s personal journey, but also about her work in Washington, D.C. on behalf of all children everywhere.
[00:33 -12:46] Opening Segment
Dr. Gaggino introduces us to Dr. Pam ShawWhat drives Dr. Shaw’s passion to be an AAP Advocate on the national level? What does an AAP Advocate actually do?For children's issues, you need lots of organizations working together
[12:47- 25:03] Bipartisan Concerns
Good opportunity to start with AAPPolitics are affecting the doctor/patient relationshipLearning opportunities are created when local chapters share successes as well failures with each otherIn order to make an impact, VOTE!!
[25:04 -41:20] Emphasis On Pediatrician’s Needs
SafetyTrainingVaccine FundingMental Health parityPayment for ServicesCoding review
[41:21 -45:13] How Can Pediatricians Up Their Game?
Join your local chapter of AAPSign up to be a key contact for AAPVOTE! (And encourage family and friends to vote as well)
[45:14 - 50:40] Closing segment Takeaway
You can reach Dr. Pam ShawFacebook: Pam Shaw | Facebook
Instagram: @pkshaw
Twitter: @Pkshaw1
Links to resources mentioned on the show
HRSA (Health Resources and Services Administration)
Apply for a Grant | HRSA
COSGA (Committee for State Government Affairs)
Committee on State Government Affairs (COSGA) (aap.org)
American Association of Pediatrics
https://www.aap.org/
“67,000 pediatricians committed to the optimal physical, mental, and social health and well-being for all infants, children, adolescents, and young adults”
Get a non-partisan Vote-ER badge and sign-up families to vote -
a href="https://vot-er.org/ana/" rel="noopener noreferrer"...
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