Podcasts
Welcome to GRNEN's World Tour Podcast.
This series will take you on a tour of global rural and remote healthcare communities around the globe. Each interview introduces new cultures, landscapes, challenges, and insights into the healthcare community of that specific country.
Judith C. Kulig, BScN, PhD, joins host Samuel
Mann to discuss the role of the nurse in
Canada, the challenges of the environment,
and her proudest moment as a rural nurse.
Australian healthcare expert Jane Mills talks the challenges building a wellness culture in rural communities, workplace burnout, and the healthcare system in her country.
Dr. Oneko joins Sam on this stop of the World Tour to share the realities of rural healthcare in East Africa and why he's hopeful for the future of the profession.
Keith Whiddon discusses the unique landscape of Bishop's Castle, food insecurities, and how the current climate is impacting the mental health of their community.
Maki Chinen gives a look at the remote islands of Okinawa, their population and healthcare challenges, and what their nursing education structure is like.
Audrey Snyder takes listeners through rural communities of the United States to share a look into what rural nursing is like in this part of the world.
Mawera Karetai shares what it is like to live and work in her home country on the island of New Zealand.