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    SEE YOU NOW podcast

    SEE YOU NOW is a podcast that shines a light on the real people changing the status quo in health: from nurses working in labor and delivery, with infectious diseases, and in hospice; to nurse allies in politics, business and tech. Created in collaboration with Johnson & Johnson and the American Nurses Association.

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    137: Nurse intelligence on the frontline of Ebola

    This SEE YOU NOW episode explores the unique intelligence nurses bring to outbreak detection, infectious disease response, healthcare innovation, and health system resilience. Drawing lessons from the Ebola response in the DRC, Susan Michaels-Strasser, Amanda McClelland, and Trish Newport discuss how nursing insights, leadership, and innovation help health systems protect frontline workers, improve preparedness, and respond to emerging public health threats.

    136: Expanding access to primary care: Nurse practitioners

    This SEE YOU NOW episode explores how nurse practitioner-led primary care practices are helping close access gaps while delivering patient-centered, cost-effective care. Host Wendy Wright and her guests discuss the barriers to practice ownership, the impact of value-based care, and the support NPs need to build thriving practices in their communities.

    135: AI in Play | Aging’s leading edge

    By 2030, one in five Americans will be 65 or older, and most want to age where they feel most connected, at home and in their communities. In this episode, meet three nurse innovators using AI, robotics, smart-home technology, and advanced sensors to help people age with greater safety, independence, and human connection.

    Insight 30: A nurse’s case for decarbonizing healthcare

    In this SEE YOU NOW Insight, Jessica Wolff, a women’s health nurse practitioner and healthcare sustainability leader now with Philips, makes the case that decarbonizing healthcare requires teams to tackle the medicines, devices, and products in the supply chain that make up roughly 80% of a hospital’s carbon footprint.

    Insight 29: Greener health systems: Where to start

    In this SEE YOU NOW Insight, Beth Schenk, PhD, RN, FAAN, Chief Environmental Stewardship Officer at Providence, makes the case that a carbon negative commitment only holds up if you can measure it: cost, water, waste, and carbon.

    Insight 28: A nurse’s guide to healthcare sustainability

    In this SEE YOU NOW Insight, Emma Pascale Blakey, PhD, RN, Nurse Lead for Sustainability at NHS England, makes the case that nurses and midwives are essential to hitting the NHS’s net zero commitment and are already contributing far more to this work than they realize.

    SEE YOU NOW Insights

    Each week, we’re bringing you short, powerful moments from our archive of conversations with nurses and nurse allies. People who are reimagining and reshaping healthcare every day. These bite-sized episodes feature sparks of innovation, bold ideas, breakthrough discoveries, and reflections that stay with us.
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    Putting the CARE back in healthcare... I absolutely love this podcast. There have been so many different episodes that I have been touched by.
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    • Nurses Are: Innovators | Robyn Barriffe

      Robyn Barriffe didn’t set out to become a nurse—but over two decades of leading health systems, she’s developed a clear philosophy: the organization itself is the patient. Robyn reflects on treating quality, engagement, and experience as vital signs, and how her work as a Johnson & Johnson Nurse Innovation Fellow introduced a framework nurses have been missing. Listen as she shares how combining human-centered design with leadership training can help nurse leaders solve real problems from the inside out.
    • Nurses Are: Entrepreneurs | Marguerite Rowell

      Nurse leader and entrepreneur Marguerite Rowell saw a persistent gap in healthcare firsthand: nurses stepping into leadership roles without the financial tools they’re expected to manage. She shares how that challenge inspired her to build NurseMath, a mobile app designed to put essential financial insights directly into the hands of other nurse leaders. Listen as Marguerite makes the case that nurses aren’t just caregivers—they are creators and problem-solvers shaping the future of healthcare.
    • Nurses Are: Team Players | Jaden Dennis

      Former Division I athlete Jaden Dennis knows that no race—or shift—is won alone. In this episode, this ER nurse shares how lessons from track shaped his approach to nursing teamwork, where trust, timing, and quiet handoffs make all the difference. Listen as Jaden reflects on how strong nursing teams are built in small moments, why supporting one another matters most in high‑stakes care, and what it truly means to show up for your team when it counts.
    • Nurses Are: Catalysts | Rachell Dumas

      Nurse informaticist and health tech founder Rachell Dumas is empowering patients within the healthcare system. In this episode, she shares how nurses are uniquely positioned to recognize where care breaks down—and how she designed HEARD to give patients the language, tools, and confidence to advocate for themselves in real time. Listen as Rachell reframes nurses as catalysts for meaningful system-level change.
    • Nurses Are: Advocates | Heather Bartlett

      As a teen, Heather Bartlett lost her father suddenly—and an emergency department nurse became her anchor in the hardest moment of her life. Today, Heather is the nurse making that difference for others. In this episode, she reflects on what it truly means to see patients, hear what they’re not saying, and show up as an advocate when it matters most. Listen to a powerful reminder of the role nurses play in life’s most vulnerable moments.
    • Nurses Are: Leaders | Ama Mathewos

      After nearly two decades in nursing—including leading her team through COVID‑19 to Magnet designation—Ama Mathewos knows what it takes to lead when it’s hardest. Ama reflects on emotionally intelligent leadership, self‑recognition, and why seeing yourself clearly as a nurse may be one of the most powerful tools in healthcare. Listen in to learn why supporting nurse leaders isn’t optional—it’s essential.
    • Nurses Are: Change Agents | Anny Jenkins

      From a small rural town in West Virginia to national nursing leadership, Anny Jenkins’s path into nursing was anything but linear. In this episode, she shares the moment that almost led her to leave the profession—and the powerful experience that changed everything. Listen as Anny reflects on belonging, representation, and why nurses are capable of far more than they’re often told—and how using your voice can change not just your career, but your community.
    • 132: Safer Together | The nurse well-being imperative

      In this episode of SEE YOU NOW, part of our “Safer together” series, experts explore how healthcare worker well-being drives patient safety, featuring ANCC’s new credential and real-world insights.
    • Insight 26: Nurse voices are closing the gap between work imagined and work done

      In this SEE YOU NOW Insight, Ascension’s Kelly Randall walks us through the honest and intentional communication strategy that brought healthcare teams back into alignment around one shared goal: zero preventable harm.
    • Insight 25: Nurse well-being is foundational to patient safety

      In this SEE YOU NOW Insight, Donald Berwick and Patricia McGaffigan examine why patient safety remains in crisis more than 25 years after To Err Is Human, and argue that protecting patients begins with protecting the wellbeing of the workforce. Drawing lessons from aviation and other industries, they call for cultures of psychological safety, dignity, and the freedom to speak up as the true foundation of safer care.

    Meet the SEE YOU NOW team

    • Telling stories that matter in meaningful, entertaining, and conversational ways in order to engage everyone from all walks of life has been Rebecca McInroy’s mission in radio and podcast production from an early age. Even as a child Rebecca was creating radio shows on cassette tape and for 7 years as she traveled and studied around the world she continued to record everything from lectures, to conversations with shop owners, to calls to prayer across the Middle East, and used those recordings to make her first fully formed radio documentaries.
    • Described as “a composer of rare emotional depth and orchestral brilliance” and praised for music that is “both visceral and transcendent”, Sam Lipman is an award-winning composer whose works blend orchestral color, lyricism, and dramatic narrative, transforming time-honored forms with a fresh, modern perspective. His compositions have been performed by ensembles such as the New The Austin and New Jersey Symphony Orchestras, at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center, captivating audiences with their striking emotional power.

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    Have questions or feedback for the SEE YOU NOW team? Future episode ideas? We love to hear from our listeners.