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White Coat, Black Art

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Alberta
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Trusted ER doctor Brian Goldman brings you honest and surprising stories that can change your health and your life. Expect deep conversations with patients, families and colleagues that show you what is and isn't working in Canadian healthcare. Guaranteed you’ll learn something new. Episodes drop every Friday.

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Elaine Dewar
Journalist and author of Oblivious
Self-published/author
Episode: Introducing IDEAS | How Canada forgot it once had a segregated health system
Anne Burke Hardy
Survivor and representative plaintiff in related class action
Métis community, Edmonton
Episode: Introducing IDEAS | How Canada forgot it once had a segregated health system
Don Worm
Indigenous lawyer, Truth and Reconciliation Commission council member
Indigenous rights/legal advocate
Episode: Introducing IDEAS | How Canada forgot it once had a segregated health system
Roland Christian
American Indian Movement activist, psychologist
St. Thomas University
Episode: Introducing IDEAS | How Canada forgot it once had a segregated health system
Tara Kiran
Family physician and researcher; Fidani Chair in Improvement and Innovation, University of Toronto
St. Michael's Hospital; University of Toronto
Episode: The Netherlands’ primary care is better – here’s how
Tim Oldhartman
GP in the Nijmegen area; guide for the Dutch clinics visit
Netherlands
Episode: The Netherlands’ primary care is better – here’s how
Angelique Heemskerk
GP shadowed during after-hours care in Amsterdam
Netherlands
Episode: The Netherlands’ primary care is better – here’s how
Scott Oake
NHL broadcaster and president of the Bruce and Anne Oake Memorial Foundation
Bruce Oake Recovery Centre/The Bruce and Anne Oake Memorial Foundation
Episode: Grief built this treatment centre
Miles Randell
Advanced Care Paramedic and founder of TEAM, a wilderness rescue program
TEAM (Technical Evacuation Advanced Aero Medical)
Episode: How post-traumatic stress led one paramedic to a new mission

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Brian Goldman
Host of the show and a trusted ER physician known for medical storytelling and investigative health journalism.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • Awesome Podcast

    Listening from Edmonton as a healthcare worker. I absolutely love these episodes. Hugely informative and interesting topics. Please keep it up ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MLynn9426784
    Canadaa month ago
  • Great podcast

    Always learn something, don’t miss an episode. For some reason, some are hard to hear, and have to crank the volume compared to other podcasts. Commercials are good vol, lol

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    review :;54
    Canada2 months ago
  • Thank you

    Excellent - informative and moving.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    S. W. !!
    Canada2 months ago
  • Surrogacy in Canada

    This excellent episode certainly emphasized so many of our important values as Canadians. Thank you for your always informative and educative stories!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Biology Rules Frogma
    Canada4 months ago
  • Always very interesting and informative!

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Jan
    5 months ago

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Listeners appreciate compassionate, well-researched discussions that connect clinical details to real-world impact.
Most episodes highlight thoughtful health-system analysis and human-centered stories, resonating with listeners who want practical takeaways for policy and care.
Guests are consistently credible and diverse, offering perspectives from clinicians, patients, and advocates.

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Introducing IDEAS | How Canada forgot it once had a segregated health system
Q: Could I first begin by asking why it had to be you to tell this story?
The interviewer explains that Elaine Dewar's own family history and professional background compelled her to pursue these questions, merging personal connection with a methodological drive to uncover how systemic racism and obliviousness operated within Canada's medical system.
Condoms and wastewater testing: How public health is handling FIFA World Cup
Q: What do we know? What's the concern regarding mpox and a FIFA World Cup event?
Mpox has persisted with localized cases, mostly type 2 mpox in North America, with low current transmission but sustained risk; plans include heightened surveillance and vaccine access if signals emerge.
Inside the Halifax hospital scanning for weapons
Q: What impact do the new measures have on patient care and staff safety?
They improve perceived safety for staff, reduce violence, and aim to keep hospitals welcoming while more effectively controlling access and monitoring risk.
Inside the Halifax hospital scanning for weapons
Q: How has security posture changed since the January incident?
Security has shifted to de-escalation-focused approaches with upgraded staffing and technology, including new badges and better communication tools to prevent and manage incidents.
Inside the Halifax hospital scanning for weapons
Q: What are your first thoughts when you look at this AI metal detection system?
Officials emphasize safety benefits for staff and patients, noting the system is designed to reduce violence and help staff manage risk, while still keeping traffic flow manageable.

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What is White Coat, Black Art about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The program consistently centers on health care systems, patient experiences, and medical policy in Canada, often featuring nurse practitioners, doctors, patients, and advocates who illuminate real-world hurdles in access, funding, and care. Episodes frequently pair clinical insight with personal narratives—ranging from wait times and surgical decisions to end-of-life care and psychedelic-assisted therapies—often with a critical, problem-solving lens. A notable strength is the blend of investigative storytelling and expert commentary, which helps listeners understand both systemic issues and practical implications for patients, families, and providers. This mix makes it useful for audiences seeking thoughtful health-policy discussion, human... more

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1. Elaine Dewar
2. Anne Burke Hardy
3. Don Worm
4. Roland Christian
5. Tara Kiran
6. Tim Oldhartman
7. Angelique Heemskerk
8. Scott Oake

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