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The Wrap is a weekly podcast from Michigan Medicine Headlines, the primary news source for Michigan Medicine’s 26,000 employees. The Wrap runs down each week’s biggest stories from around the organization, covering need-to-know information as well as human interest features highlighting both patients and hard-working employees in an easy-to-listen-to conversational format. Got five minutes? Then you’ve got time to catch up on the latest Michigan Medicine happenings.Be in the know, on the go – subscribe to The Wrap today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
The Wrap makes health care work visible through Michigan Medicine conversations on quality, disability access, delirium, suicide prevention, hunger, and medical history.
The Wrap is a Michigan Medicine Headlines podcast on the Health & Fitness beat, built around plainspoken interviews rather than lectures. In the sampled episodes, hosts from the Department of Communication talk with people across Michigan Medicine about hospital work, medical…
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A practical look at how nursing poster work turns bedside ideas into safer care.
Nursing Poster Day offers a practical look at how poster work can surface quality and safety ideas and carry them into everyday care. Two examples do most of the heavy lifting: a PIC securement project that cut dislodgements by 90%, and a tracheostomy discharge pathway,…
Rehabilitation care is explained through mobility, pain, independence, and everyday life.
The episode offers a clear, practical look at the expanded inpatient rehabilitation unit at Chelsea Hospital, and it makes a specialized service easy to understand.
A clear look at how U of M Health pharmacy services support patients.
Michigan Medicine Headlines opens its 2026 season with a practical look at how U of M Health pharmacies support patients across the system. It moves from community pharmacies to specialty pharmacy support, then through the work behind the scenes: counseling, refill management,…
A grounded look at peer support, training, and the work of keeping it usable.
This episode looks at the Office of Counseling and Workplace Resilience and the refreshed Compass Peer Support Network, with the guests spelling out what the program is for and why it matters.
A steady look at diabetes research moving into access and implementation.
Diabetes Awareness Month gives The Wrap a clear frame, and this installment uses it without overplaying the moment. Dan Ellman and Jeremy Fowles talk with Martin Myers and Gretchen Pyatt, moving from research leadership into the harder work of getting evidence into community and…
A grounded look at how a children's hospital folds suicide prevention into everyday care.
This episode treats pediatric suicide prevention as a set of hospital routines, not a slogan. Corey Ziegman and Dr. Nasu Malas, both at C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, talk through the Zero Suicide Initiative in plain language, and the strongest part is the way screening, staff…
A calm, practical look at liver transplant care and living donation.
The Wrap presents a steady, practical conversation about Michigan Medicine's liver transplant program and the place of living donation within it. Dr. Alexandra Shingina and Dr.
A grounded look at teamwork, trust, and patient-centered care inside Michigan Medicine.
The Wrap opens Quality Month 2024 with a clear look at how interprofessional teamwork holds together inside Michigan Medicine. Raj Mangrulkar and Bonnie Patterson stay on the practical frictions: time pressure, shifting roles, stress, trust, and the habit of keeping the…
Peter Attia evaluates longevity science, from CETP inhibitors to protein debates, through evidence.
Morning medical evidence, compressed for practice.
Medical research, translated through patient experience.
The Wrap by Michigan Medicine Headlines introduces the new Wellbeing at Michigan Medicine podcast with Chief Wellbeing Officer Elizabeth Harry, who says it is meant to improve transparency, share leader stories, and build a stronger Michigan Medicine “we.” Harry names the first guests as Julie Aishik, Charlie Royland, Dr.
The Wrap by Michigan Medicine Headlines focuses on the expanded inpatient rehabilitation unit at Chelsea Hospital and the partnership behind it.
The Wrap by Michigan Medicine Headlines previews Quality Month 2025 with Dr.
The show opens on suicide prevention in the pediatric population.
James Cech, a medical American sign language interpreter at Michigan Medicine, describes how his job supports informed consent, emergency care, and routine visits across the health system.
Dan Ellman and Jeremy Fowles preview a disability awareness event coming to Washtenaw Community College on June 7.
The hosts of The Wrap interview Dr.
This episode of The Wrap features Dr.
Institutional preview episode for Michigan Medicine's May 6, 2025 Nursing at Michigan Poster Day event.
This episode of The Wrap features Drs.
This episode celebrates the 25th anniversary of the University of Michigan's Life Sciences Orchestra, an amateur ensemble for medical and science professionals.
This episode of The Wrap previews Nursing Poster Day 2025 at Michigan Medicine, featuring interviews with three nursing leaders who explain the event's purpose, benefits for participants, and share personal experiences from past poster presentations.
This episode of The Wrap features an interview with Terry Holowinski, a renal dietitian at Michigan Medicine, who discusses her work helping patients with chronic kidney disease manage their nutrition to slow disease progression and avoid dialysis.
Dan Ellman and Kara Gavin open on a historic episode of The Wrap, centered on the University of Michigan Medical School’s 175th anniversary.
The RAP Employee Podcast marks the fifth anniversary of World Delirium Awareness Day at Michigan Medicine.
The Wrap by Michigan Medicine Headlines focuses on U-M Health pharmacies and how they serve patients across the system.
The Wrap by Michigan Medicine Headlines focuses on Hunger Action Month, with Dan Elbin and Dan Zemke speaking with Erica Owen and Alfreda Rooks about food insecurity at Michigan Medicine and in surrounding counties.
The Wrap previews Quality Month 2024 and tees up the upcoming keynote address.
The Wrap by Michigan Medicine Headlines focuses on the bedside music program, with hosts Dan Ellman and Lilia Zimek talking to Sam Vandiver and Desmond Breton about how live music fits into hospital care.
The Wrap turns to the Office of Counseling and Workplace Resilience and the refreshed Compass Peer Support Network.
The Wrap episode on Nursing Poster Day 2026 gives the logistics for May 7 at Towsley Lobby, with an 8 a.m.
The Wrap introduces Michigan Medicine's Pediatric Liver Transplant Program.
The Wrap by Michigan Medicine Headlines centers on a new child and adolescent partial hospitalization program at C.S.
The Wrap turns to Michigan Medicine's liver transplant program.
Michigan Medicine's The Wrap celebrates Nursing Professional Development Week 2025 with Chief Nurse Executive Julie Ishak and Director of Nursing Professional Development and Education Maria Bobo.
The Wrap by Michigan Medicine Headlines marks Diabetes Awareness Month 2025 with Dan Allman, adult endocrinologist Dr.
This episode previews Nursing Poster Day 2026 at Michigan Medicine, with hosts and guests sharing personal vacation stories before discussing the event.
A year-in-review episode of a healthcare organization's employee podcast, highlighting memorable segments including a wheelchair basketball team feature.
This episode discusses the Adolescent Health Initiative at Michigan Medicine, focusing on making healthcare more adolescent-centered.
This episode discusses Camp Little Victors, a virtual summer camp for children connected to Michigan Medicine.
This episode covers the launch of the new Michigan Medicine intranet, One Michigan Medicine, with interviews from the web team.
This episode discusses the Beta-Lactam Allergy Evaluation Service at Michigan Medicine and how it improves patient care.
A healthcare employee podcast episode where a former basketball coach discusses how his coaching lessons apply to healthcare professionals.
This episode discusses coping with holiday stress and grief, featuring counselors and social workers from Michigan Medicine.
This episode discusses Michigan Medicine's new external web presence and its importance to the organization's mission.
This episode discusses the importance and timing of mid-year performance reviews at Michigan Medicine, featuring HR experts.