The discussion highlights practical strategies from her book Surviving Your Hospital Stay, including tips on minimizing risks, asking the right questions, and ensuring clear communication with healthcare providers.
As a Leapfrog Certified Coach, Dr. Siemers specializes in guiding patients through the complexities of healthcare, from selecting providers and understanding medical jargon to navigating treatment options, while leveraging her expertise in the Leapfrog Hospital Survey.
Combining her expertise in healthcare with innovative technology, Dr. Siemers is on a mission to empower both patients and professionals, revolutionizing education and advocacy in the healthcare field.
She highlights the value of empathetic decision-making, servant leadership, soft skills, and continuous self-evaluation, offering actionable insights for improving healthcare leadership and education.
The conversation highlights the importance of understanding healthcare realities and provides expert tips and resources to help individuals confidently navigate hospital stays for themselves or loved ones.
She shares practical tips from her book Surviving Your Hospital Stay to help patients and families stay informed, proactive, and safe during hospital visits, emphasizing advocacy and patient-centered care.
With extensive experience in nursing education, direct patient care, and trauma response, Dr. Siemers highlights key takeaways to enhance clinical practice and create safer hospital environments
Her expertise focuses on critical topics such as medication safety, patient advocacy, post-discharge planning, advanced directives, transparency in medical errors, and systemic improvements in patient safety, aiming to empower patients and healthcare professionals alike.
With over 40 years of nursing experience, Dr. Siemers shares her expertise in patient care, education, and safety, highlighting her work as a patient safety consultant and educator focused on improving healthcare practices and preventing avoidable errors and harm.
Learn how to advocate for loved ones, understand hospital protocols, and ensure a safer hospital stay with key takeaways from her book Surviving Your Hospital Stay.
She discusses the challenges of transitioning from corporate healthcare to business ownership and the importance of empowering patients and families in navigating the healthcare system safely.
Julie emphasizes the importance of patient advocacy, asking questions, bringing a companion to appointments, and speaking up. She warns that staying silent in the face of medical uncertainty could have life-threatening consequences.
The discussion covers hospital safety strategies, pre- and post-surgery holistic recovery methods, rising childhood diseases, unnecessary prescriptions, financial incentives in medicine, and lifestyle changes to prevent illnesses.
Key topics include medication errors, unrecognized patient deterioration, AI in healthcare, patient education, communication breakdowns, and surgical checklists.
Patients and families play a crucial role by staying informed, asking questions, and advocating persistently. Tools like hospital safety grades, strategies like the “3 P’s” (Present, Polite, Persistent), and understanding AI’s limitations in diagnostics help reduce risk and improve outcomes.
Key topics include hospital safety ratings, common medical errors, effective communication with healthcare teams, patient advocacy, patient rights, and using AI to understand medical terms.
In the interview, she discusses her journey from bedside nursing to executive leadership, her bestselling book, and her recent TEDx talk, all focused on transforming healthcare by empowering nurses and patients
She discusses the vital role of nurses, the impact of healthcare hierarchy, and shares practical tips for navigating hospital stays, including handling high-risk medications and using AI tools to support better outcomes.
Facing challenges like financial uncertainty and personal rebranding, Dr. Julie shares how embracing her personal style and executive presence helped her gain confidence and show up powerfully in her new role as a business leader.
The interview covers key strategies to protect your loved ones in hospitals, including the 3 Ps, how to communicate effectively with healthcare teams, using a hospital rating website, understanding the hospital chain of command, and preventing infections and medication errors.
This episode is especially crucial for adults over 50, offering insider advice to reduce the risks of medication errors, miscommunication, and other hospital-related dangers—plus a free patient safety checklist.
Dr. Siemers shares practical tools and insights from her extensive nursing experience and authorship, empowering patients and caregivers to navigate hospital systems safely, especially when caring for aging parents or loved ones with chronic conditions.
Calvin, initially unaware of the depth of patient safety issues, describes his conversation with Dr. Siemers as a "brave new world of discovery," emphasizing how eye-opening and necessary her insights are for all health consumers.
Dr. Julie Siemers shares insider tips from her 40 years of experience as a nurse and educator, revealing how to decode hospital processes, communicate with doctors, and avoid getting lost in the medical chaos.
She stresses patient empowerment by urging listeners to research hospital safety grades, ask for all test results, be vigilant about medication errors, and physically prepare for surgery to prevent complications like blood clots.
Dr. Julie Siemers shares insider tips from her 40 years of experience as a nurse and educator, revealing how to decode hospital processes, communicate with doctors, and avoid getting lost in the medical chaos.
The episode offers practical tips on advocating for yourself or loved ones, including how to choose a safe hospital, ask critical questions, and use tools like the Hospital Safety Patient Checklist.
She offers practical tools like checking hospital safety scores, using the “Three P’s” (Be Present, Be Polite, Be Persistent), and “CUS” words (Concerned, Uncomfortable, Scared, Safety) to help patients and caregivers protect themselves.
With 40+ years in nursing and education, Dr. Siemers shares practical safety tips. From ICU to the classroom, her experience helps patients understand how to protect themselves and loved ones using advice from her book Surviving Your Hospital Stay.
Dr. Siemers shares practical advocacy tools like the CUS method and real frontline stories to help patients and families confidently communicate, ask critical questions, and take control of their healthcare experience.
As a Leapfrog Certified Coach, Dr. Siemers specializes in guiding patients through the complexities of healthcare, from selecting providers and understanding medical jargon to navigating treatment options, while leveraging her expertise in the Leapfrog Hospital Survey.
Combining her expertise in healthcare with innovative technology, Dr. Siemers is on a mission to empower both patients and professionals, revolutionizing education and advocacy in the healthcare field.
She highlights the value of empathetic decision-making, servant leadership, soft skills, and continuous self-evaluation, offering actionable insights for improving healthcare leadership and education.
The conversation highlights the importance of understanding healthcare realities and provides expert tips and resources to help individuals confidently navigate hospital stays for themselves or loved ones.
She shares practical tips from her book Surviving Your Hospital Stay to help patients and families stay informed, proactive, and safe during hospital visits, emphasizing advocacy and patient-centered care.
With extensive experience in nursing education, direct patient care, and trauma response, Dr. Siemers highlights key takeaways to enhance clinical practice and create safer hospital environments
Her expertise focuses on critical topics such as medication safety, patient advocacy, post-discharge planning, advanced directives, transparency in medical errors, and systemic improvements in patient safety, aiming to empower patients and healthcare professionals alike.
With over 40 years of nursing experience, Dr. Siemers shares her expertise in patient care, education, and safety, highlighting her work as a patient safety consultant and educator focused on improving healthcare practices and preventing avoidable errors and harm.
Learn how to advocate for loved ones, understand hospital protocols, and ensure a safer hospital stay with key takeaways from her book Surviving Your Hospital Stay.
She discusses the challenges of transitioning from corporate healthcare to business ownership and the importance of empowering patients and families in navigating the healthcare system safely.
Julie emphasizes the importance of patient advocacy, asking questions, bringing a companion to appointments, and speaking up. She warns that staying silent in the face of medical uncertainty could have life-threatening consequences.
The discussion covers hospital safety strategies, pre- and post-surgery holistic recovery methods, rising childhood diseases, unnecessary prescriptions, financial incentives in medicine, and lifestyle changes to prevent illnesses.
Medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the U.S. Dr. Julie Siemers shares insights from her 40+ years in medicine on how to prevent these avoidable tragedies.
Key topics include medication errors, unrecognized patient deterioration, AI in healthcare, patient education, communication breakdowns, and surgical checklists.
Julie Siemers, a nurse and patient safety advocate, emphasizes the importance of being proactive in healthcare—knowing hospital safety ratings, recognizing early warning signs, and seeking second opinions can be lifesaving.
Patients and families play a crucial role by staying informed, asking questions, and advocating persistently. Tools like hospital safety grades, strategies like the “3 P’s” (Present, Polite, Persistent), and understanding AI’s limitations in diagnostics help reduce risk and improve outcomes.
Dr. Julie Siemers shares expert tips on protecting yourself or a loved one during a hospital stay.
Key topics include hospital safety ratings, common medical errors, effective communication with healthcare teams, patient advocacy, patient rights, and using AI to understand medical terms.
Dr. Julie Siemers, a seasoned nurse educator and founder of Lifebeat Solutions, shares how her 40+ years in nursing, education, and leadership fuel her mission to improve patient safety through better nurse training and education.
In the interview, she discusses her journey from bedside nursing to executive leadership, her bestselling book, and her recent TEDx talk, all focused on transforming healthcare by empowering nurses and patients.
Dr. Julie Siemers emphasizes the dangers of medical errors in hospitals and highlights how patients and families can advocate for safer, more effective care through communication and informed involvement.
She discusses the vital role of nurses, the impact of healthcare hierarchy, and shares practical tips for navigating hospital stays, including handling high-risk medications and using AI tools to support better outcomes.
Dr. Julie Siemers, a seasoned nurse, educator, patient safety expert, TEDx speaker, and author, is making a bold transition into entrepreneurship after over 40 years in healthcare, driven by her mission to save lives through education.
Facing challenges like financial uncertainty and personal rebranding, Dr. Julie shares how embracing her personal style and executive presence helped her gain confidence and show up powerfully in her new role as a business leader.
Dr. Julie Siemers, a leading advocate for patient safety since 2009, highlights that medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the U.S. and emphasizes the importance of recognizing patient deterioration and safe nursing practices.
The interview covers key strategies to protect your loved ones in hospitals, including the 3 Ps, how to communicate effectively with healthcare teams, using a hospital rating website, understanding the hospital chain of command, and preventing infections and medication errors.
Dr. Julie Siemers shares life-saving tips from her book Surviving Your Hospital Stay, revealing how to avoid preventable medical errors, spot early warning signs, and advocate confidently for yourself or a loved one during hospitalization.
This episode is especially crucial for adults over 50, offering insider advice to reduce the risks of medication errors, miscommunication, and other hospital-related dangers—plus a free patient safety checklist.
Dr. Lovely interviews Dr. Julie Siemers, a nurse, educator, and patient safety consultant, about how individuals can advocate for themselves during hospital stays to avoid medical errors—a leading cause of death in the U.S.
Dr. Siemers shares practical tools and insights from her extensive nursing experience and authorship, empowering patients and caregivers to navigate hospital systems safely, especially when caring for aging parents or loved ones with chronic conditions.
Dr. Siemers’ mission as a proactive health consumer advocate is to empower individuals with knowledge and tools to prevent medical harm and take charge of their healthcare journey.
Calvin, initially unaware of the depth of patient safety issues, describes his conversation with Dr. Siemers as a "brave new world of discovery," emphasizing how eye-opening and necessary her insights are for all health consumers.
Learn how to confidently navigate hospital stays by understanding your rights, asking the right questions, and advocating effectively for your loved ones without being dismissed by medical staff.
Dr. Julie Siemers shares insider tips from her 40 years of experience as a nurse and educator, revealing how to decode hospital processes, communicate with doctors, and avoid getting lost in the medical chaos.
Dr. Julie Siemers shares essential hospital survival strategies—including how to navigate hospital hierarchy, use “CUSS” words to advocate for yourself, follow the “3 P’s” (Be Present, Polite, Persistent), and recognize vital signs like respiratory rate as early indicators of danger.
She stresses patient empowerment by urging listeners to research hospital safety grades, ask for all test results, be vigilant about medication errors, and physically prepare for surgery to prevent complications like blood clots.
Dr. Julie Siemers, a patient safety consultant and nurse educator, discusses the root causes of medical errors, the importance of early warning signs, and how patients and families can advocate for safer hospital care using strategies like surgical checklists and the CUSS method.
The episode also explores the impact of healthcare worker burnout on patient outcomes and emphasizes the need to foster a culture of safety through national policies and frontline awareness.
Dr. Julie Siemers, a nurse with over 40 years of experience, shares powerful insights on preventing medical errors and the hidden dangers patients face in hospitals.
The episode offers practical tips on advocating for yourself or loved ones, including how to choose a safe hospital, ask critical questions, and use tools like the Hospital Safety Patient Checklist.
Dr. Julie Siemers shares insights from 40+ years in healthcare, highlighting how communication breakdowns, misdiagnoses, and lack of advocacy put patients at risk in hospitals.
She offers practical tools like checking hospital safety scores, using the “Three P’s” (Be Present, Be Polite, Be Persistent), and “CUS” words (Concerned, Uncomfortable, Scared, Safety) to help patients and caregivers protect themselves.
Medical errors are the 3rd leading cause of death in the U.S., and many are preventable. Dr. Julie Siemers urges patients to be proactive ask questions, look for red flags, and use tools like the Hospital Safety Grade website to stay safe during hospital stays.
With 40+ years in nursing and education, Dr. Siemers shares practical safety tips. From ICU to the classroom, her experience helps patients understand how to protect themselves and loved ones using advice from her book Surviving Your Hospital Stay.
Medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the U.S., yet remain largely unspoken about; Dr. Julie Siemers exposes the hidden risks in the healthcare system and the deadly impact of this silence.
Dr. Siemers shares practical advocacy tools like the CUS method and real frontline stories to help patients and families confidently communicate, ask critical questions, and take control of their healthcare experience.