<![CDATA[Question Health Care]]>The Question Health Care Podcast investigates topics in health care you won't usually find in popular media or in standard health professions education curricula.

The QHC Podcast seeks to model good questioning and conversation practices and also to model some of the intellectual and civic virtues that are as foundational to good health service delivery as they are to a functioning democracy.

This podcast is for anyone who wants to get better at asking questions about health care and for anyone interested in thinking more powerfully than we typically do about our health experiences and how they influence our collective and individual characters.

For cases, art, and a summary of key concepts from QHC Podcast episodes that help cultivate critical thinking and question-formation skills, visit the QHC Case Collective.

Thank you for joining the Question Health Care community. For more about how to get involved, go to healthpolicyethics.com.

]]>healthpolicyethics.comRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Fri, 16 Oct 2026 04:51:58 GMTWed, 01 Apr 2026 19:48:05 GMT60Christy Rentmeester<p>The Question Health Care Podcast investigates topics in health care you won't usually find in popular media or in standard health professions education curricula.<br /><br />The QHC Podcast seeks to model good questioning and conversation practices and also to model some of the intellectual and civic virtues that are as foundational to good health service delivery as they are to a functioning democracy.</p><p></p><p>This podcast is for anyone who wants to get better at asking questions about health care and for anyone interested in thinking more powerfully than we typically do about our health experiences and how they influence our collective and individual characters.</p><p></p><p>For cases, art, and a summary of key concepts from QHC Podcast episodes that help cultivate critical thinking and question-formation skills, visit the <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://healthpolicyethics.com/case-collective/" target="_blank">QHC Case Collective</a>.</p><p></p><p>Thank you for joining the Question Health Care community. For more about how to get involved, go to <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://healthpolicyethics.com" target="_blank">healthpolicyethics.com</a>.</p>episodicChristy Rentmeesterchristyrentmeester@gmail.comno<![CDATA[What should clinicians and patients ask about compounded GLP-1s?]]>Asking good questions about GLP-1s is ethically and culturally important and can have key patient safety implications.

]]>b46e1c85-6f5c-4896-ad14-566f12c39642Thu, 01 Oct 2026 05:15:00 GMT<p>Asking good questions about GLP-1s is ethically and culturally important and can have key patient safety implications.</p>no00:32:2215What should clinicians and patients ask about compounded GLP-1s?full<![CDATA[How should clinicians represent so-called "difficult" patients?]]>This episode investigates how clinicians' habits of moral perception influence patient-clinician relationships and quality of patients' health services.

]]>4bb493c0-20ec-46d5-8c84-e632153ef3d9Tue, 01 Sep 2026 05:15:00 GMT<p>This episode investigates how clinicians' habits of moral perception influence patient-clinician relationships and quality of patients' health services.</p>no00:25:284How should clinicians represent so-called "difficult" patients?full<![CDATA[How should we respond to global excess morbidity and mortality set off by single powerful persons?]]>Dr Rentmeester interviewed Devin Kellis to investigate how we should respond when single persons have outsized capacity to harm the world's poorest people.

]]>531f539a-edd0-477a-97aa-19565484b29dSat, 01 Aug 2026 05:00:00 GMT<p>Dr Rentmeester interviewed Devin Kellis to investigate how we should respond when single persons have outsized capacity to harm the world's poorest people.</p>no00:19:453How should we respond to global excess morbidity and mortality set off by single powerful persons?full<![CDATA[Greek epic, combat trauma, and communal grief in prison education]]>This episode of the QHC Podcast investigates prison-based teaching and learning about classical epic, ancient plays, and health humanities themes that have endured since antiquity.

]]>281ee943-a3bc-4b3c-b0de-eb1086a5741fThu, 16 Jul 2026 16:47:54 GMT<p>This episode of the QHC Podcast investigates prison-based teaching and learning about classical epic, ancient plays, and health humanities themes that have endured since antiquity.</p>no00:20:58Greek epic, combat trauma, and communal grief in prison educationbonus<![CDATA[Which ethical values in the Declaration of Independence inspire better health care?]]>Dr Rentmeester canvasses key ethical values to listen for in a recitation of this founding document. Discussion questions for this bonus episode are also available in the QHC Case Collective at healthpolicyethics.com.

]]>96dc757e-f1b8-4cc8-81f7-12b89145a21aSat, 04 Jul 2026 10:00:00 GMT<p>Dr Rentmeester canvasses key ethical values to listen for in a recitation of this founding document. Discussion questions for this bonus episode are also available in the QHC Case Collective at healthpolicyethics.com. </p>no00:13:29Which ethical values in the Declaration of Independence inspire better health care?full<![CDATA[Should HIV infection influence transplantation candidacy and organ allocation decisions?]]>Dr Olivia Kates joins QHC to investigate roles of infectious diseases, such as HIV, in liver transplantation.

]]>a2d58b71-6c42-4308-b438-ca710878acadWed, 01 Jul 2026 12:00:00 GMT<p>Dr Olivia Kates joins QHC to investigate roles of infectious diseases, such as HIV, in liver transplantation.</p>no00:21:1312Should HIV infection influence transplantation candidacy and organ allocation decisions?full<![CDATA[When are policies about patient-detainees patient-centered?]]>Dr Mark Kuczewski joins the QHC Podcast's inaugural episode to investigate a case about how organizations’ policies shape care of patients in law enforcement custody. For Dr Rentmeester's summary of key ethics concepts and questions in this episode, visit the post for this episode in the QHC Case Collective.

]]>4cf34390-d5c0-425a-a9e1-be1d3d300f62Tue, 02 Jun 2026 02:06:46 GMT<p>Dr Mark Kuczewski joins the QHC Podcast's inaugural episode to investigate a case about how organizations’ policies shape care of patients in law enforcement custody. For Dr Rentmeester's summary of key ethics concepts and questions in this episode, visit the <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://healthpolicyethics.com/2026/06/01/when-are-health-care-organizations-policies-about-patient-detainees-patient-centered/" target="_blank">post for this episode in the QHC Case Collective</a>.</p>no00:27:3311When are policies about patient-detainees patient-centered?full<![CDATA[ Question Health Care]]>Welcome to the Question Health Care Podcast!

]]>fa59ff98-de7a-4faf-a01f-5ddf07b12253Tue, 02 Jun 2026 02:04:12 GMT<p>Welcome to the Question Health Care Podcast!</p>no00:01:071 Question Health Caretrailer