
Compassion & Courage: Conversations in Healthcare
"Compassion & Courage" is a healthcare podcast hosted by professional speaker, Marcus Engel, and his wife, Marvelyne aka The Hotness.
This podcast includes conversations on the leadership topics, we all need: resiliency, finding compassion for ourselves and others, and healthcare trends. There are lots of interviews with docs, nurses, experts, patients, and folks in the field up to their ears doing the work… and finding the balance.
Marcus is a speaker, consultant, professor, and the author of “The Other End of the Stethoscope” and “I’m Here: Compassionate Communication in Patient Care,” two texts that are often used by hospitals and nursing schools.
"Compassion & Courage: Conversations in Healthcare" is a Marcus Engel podcast and the views expressed are entirely his own.
Episodes
Finding an Abundant Mindset

The Heart of Compassionate Care – Ryan Sheridan, Thoracic Surgery PA

Farewells and New Beginnings

Navigating Mental Health – Angie Osborn

How to Cultivate Compassion (REPOST)

The Power of Advocacy in Healthcare – Rachel Spalding, DNP, RN, NEA-BC

The Power of Vulnerability in Nursing – Nikki Helms DNP, MBA, RN, CCRN-K

The Self Saboteur – Part 2

Leadership Lessons from a Lifelong Nurse - Laurie Smith

The Self Saboteur – Part 1

Trusting Your Gut in Nursing – Jenn Johnson, RN

Helping People Heals Me Too - Dr. Tiffany Pankow, MD

A Life Filled with Bravery and Compassion – Jim Schamadan, M.D.

The Impact of Moral Injury on Burnout

Promoting Humanism in Healthcare with Dr. Kathy Reeves

Creative Ways to Show Appreciation

Future of Patient Centered Care with Dr. Carolyn Ward

Best Vocabulary to Use When a Disability is Disclosed to You

The Importance of Hospital Security with Lisa Terry

Understanding the Essence of Patient-Centered Care

Improving Patient Experience - Bill Doherty

A Blind Guys Dream: Reading Out Loud

Celebrating National Nurses Week - Heather Schimmers, MBA, BSN, RN

The Importance of Patient Experience - Nicole Cable, CPXP, MHS, LSSBB

Dealing with Secondary Trauma – Part 2
