Dr. Robert Root, Pediatrician & Associate Chief Medical Officer at Michigan State University Health Care

Dr. Robert Root, Pediatrician & Associate Chief Medical Officer at Michigan State University Health Care, joins the podcast to discuss his background, top priorities today, how his community came together after a mass shooting, and more.

Summary

Dr. Robert Root, Pediatrician & Associate Chief Medical Officer Discusses Priorities and Community Aftermath of Tragedy

In this podcast, Dr. Robert Root, Pediatrician & Associate Chief Medical Officer at Michigan State University Health Care, discusses his background, top priorities today, how his community came together after a mass shooting, and more.

Associate Chief Medical Officer of MSU Healthcare

Dr. Root is the Associate Chief Medical Officer of MSU Healthcare and he is following the issues revolving around the COVID-19 pandemic and the need to increase access to care. He is excited about the future of pediatrics and tackling the evolving care needs that exist in the community. He is nervous about continuing to support the care providers and their teams.

Community Healing After Tragedy

In the wake of a tragic shooting at Michigan State, Dr. Root has been helping the community with resources to help heal and cope. He believes that being prepared with resources and being proactive with addressing mental health needs will help communities be ready to respond to tragedies like this.

Improving Pediatric Care

Dr. Root discussed the importance of taking steps to improve pediatric care in the future and expressed appreciation for being invited to speak.

Conclusion

Dr. Root's insights into pediatric care, community healing, and addressing mental health needs are valuable for all healthcare providers. By prioritizing the people we care for and providing resources for those in need, we can create stronger, more resilient communities.

 

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This episode aired on 03/24/2023 and can be listened here.

 

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