Clarence Jones

to the variables and not have a fixed mindset on this is how it's going to be. And that's why I, that's why I pushed.

to the variables and not have a fixed mindset on this is how it's going to be. And that's why I, that's why I pushed.

Let me interject real quickly here again, okay? I'm in a probing mode here. I'm in a probing mode here, okay? When you talk about being culturally competent, I mean, you know, I think that question should be asked to everybody. Because just because a person looks like you does not mean that they think the same way that you do. Exactly.

Let me interject real quickly here again, okay? I'm in a probing mode here. I'm in a probing mode here, okay? When you talk about being culturally competent, I mean, you know, I think that question should be asked to everybody. Because just because a person looks like you does not mean that they think the same way that you do. Exactly.

To think that it's only with those people, you know, really, really throws the thing off. We're human beings. So even though we look alike, it does not mean that we have the same life experiences, emotional experiences. So I think that's a great question to ask everybody.

To think that it's only with those people, you know, really, really throws the thing off. We're human beings. So even though we look alike, it does not mean that we have the same life experiences, emotional experiences. So I think that's a great question to ask everybody.

I love that. I love that what you just said, because I think that that's that's the that's the issue that happens so many times with family. There's so many unresolved issues at the end of life. You know, you know, what didn't I do? What didn't I say? You know, you know, I always say I want to when I die, I don't want to have to say I wish I would have.

I love that. I love that what you just said, because I think that that's that's the that's the issue that happens so many times with family. There's so many unresolved issues at the end of life. You know, you know, what didn't I do? What didn't I say? You know, you know, I always say I want to when I die, I don't want to have to say I wish I would have.

If you got two weeks, if you got, you know, if you knew you had two weeks, you could get a lot of things resolved. So I appreciate this conversation. I know that we're coming to the end of our show, but I really appreciate. I mean, because you really seriously, this has been a great show. In fact, I'm thinking about who do I send this show to specifically in my life.

If you got two weeks, if you got, you know, if you knew you had two weeks, you could get a lot of things resolved. So I appreciate this conversation. I know that we're coming to the end of our show, but I really appreciate. I mean, because you really seriously, this has been a great show. In fact, I'm thinking about who do I send this show to specifically in my life.

And I'm hoping that our team, our research team will put together those three, actually those two sets of terms that you talked about, because I think that would be very important for people. to really, really understand when doctors are talking to them or when they are presented with these opportunities, what they're really looking at.

And I'm hoping that our team, our research team will put together those three, actually those two sets of terms that you talked about, because I think that would be very important for people. to really, really understand when doctors are talking to them or when they are presented with these opportunities, what they're really looking at.

I guess what they're really, really looking at versus this whole idea about, I think, no, we need to know that we're on the same page as you talked about. So thank you, Gary, for my perspective.

I guess what they're really, really looking at versus this whole idea about, I think, no, we need to know that we're on the same page as you talked about. So thank you, Gary, for my perspective.

attached to the actual podcast when it comes out so thank you to all so i'm going to pass the baton over to clarence who is going to introduce our guests for today stan thank you as always we appreciate uh the introduction and we also appreciate those who are listening to us and today we have an exciting uh i think it's an exciting conversation and topic it's one that uh

attached to the actual podcast when it comes out so thank you to all so i'm going to pass the baton over to clarence who is going to introduce our guests for today stan thank you as always we appreciate uh the introduction and we also appreciate those who are listening to us and today we have an exciting uh i think it's an exciting conversation and topic it's one that uh

For me, in the work that I do, I'm often asked about, and we have some wonderful opportunities to enter this conversation. I also want to say that today is January the 11th, and tomorrow is Happy National Pharmacists Day on January the 12th. And guess what we're talking about today? We're talking about pharmacy and pharmacists. And we have with us again, once again, Dr. Rhonda Marie Chikoulis.

For me, in the work that I do, I'm often asked about, and we have some wonderful opportunities to enter this conversation. I also want to say that today is January the 11th, and tomorrow is Happy National Pharmacists Day on January the 12th. And guess what we're talking about today? We're talking about pharmacy and pharmacists. And we have with us again, once again, Dr. Rhonda Marie Chikoulis.

who is here. She's president of the Minnesota Board of Pharmacy. She is a graduate of the University of Minnesota. She's from the north side. That's really important if you're from Minneapolis, where she comes from. She's from the north side. She's a world traveler, but also she's a health chatter and a human ally and has been working with us on a variety of different things. And so

who is here. She's president of the Minnesota Board of Pharmacy. She is a graduate of the University of Minnesota. She's from the north side. That's really important if you're from Minneapolis, where she comes from. She's from the north side. She's a world traveler, but also she's a health chatter and a human ally and has been working with us on a variety of different things. And so