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Episode # 116 • 12 May 2026
Understanding the Birth Crisis: A Structural Collapse Perspective
What happens when maternity care deserts stop being just a “rural problem” and start impacting your own labor and delivery unit? On this episode of BackTable Women’s Health, host Dr. Nicole Faulkner interviews Dr. Yamicia Connor about the evolving “birth worker crisis.” Dr. Connor reframes the issue as a long-standing structural collapse accelerated by deliberate policy decisions, not simply sudden burnout.
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Women's Health # 116
May 12, 2026
with Dr. Yamicia Connor, Dr. Nicole Faulkner
What happens when maternity care deserts stop being just a “rural problem” and start impacting your own labor and...
320+ listens
Women's Health # 92
Oct 7, 2025
with Dr. Noam Smorgick, Dr. Mark Hoffman
The future of gynecologic surgery is less invasive, more precise, and closer than you think. In this episode of the...
1,700+ listens
ENT & Allergy # 152
Jan 2, 2024
with Kevin Sykes, PhD, MPH, Dr. Gopi Shah
In this episode, Dr. Kevin Sykes, PhD, MPH, director of clinical research at Baylor Scott & White Health in Dallas,...
860+ listens
ENT & Allergy # 29
Aug 17, 2021
with Dr. Carrie Nieman, Dr. Gopi Shah, Dr. Ashley Agan
We talk with Dr. Carrie Nieman about improving hearing health disparities among older adults, particularly among...
850+ listens
Women's Health # 95
Oct 28, 2025
with Dr. Michael Wynn-Williams, Dr. Amy Park
Ever wondered what it’s like to train and practice obstetrics and gynecology across New Zealand and Australia? In this...
640+ listens
Vascular & IR # 489
Oct 18, 2024
with Dr. Mina Makary, Dr. Michael Barraza
Historically, public recognition and understanding of IR has been limited, with a significant portion of patients...
1,600+ listens
Industry # 56
Jul 28, 2023
with Adam Block, Ph.D, Dr. Eric Gantwerker
In this episode, host Dr. Eric Gantwerker interviews Adam Block, a health economist, public health professor, and...
590+ listens
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