In this Pilot episode of Nurses Notes Live, we are rewinding the clock and taking a look back at how we got here. This is an in-depth discussion with historian Kylie Smith, highlighting racial disparities in healthcare and the role of nurses.

The role of nursing has changed over the years. In this episode, we have a discussion with Linda McCauley, Dean of Emory University Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing and Sharon Pappas, Chief Nursing Executive for Emory Healthcare about the role of nurses within the social determinants of health.

Community plays an important role in the health of individuals. Nursing is about more than just inpatient care. They can have a broad impact on a community. In this episode, we break down the opportunity and share some successes with Emory Assistant Professor Fayron Epps and Bishop Glenn B. Allen Sr.

Where someone lives has a profound effect on their health. In this episode, we discuss the role of the neighborhood and physical location with Jeannine Blackman, a nurse who works with under-served populations and Emory Assistant Clinical Professor Quyen Phan to see how nurses can make a difference for their patients.

Over the past few months, we have seen a profound impact of education on the health of certain populations. In this last episode of season 1 of Nurses Notes Live, we'll take a look at the role nurses play in educating patients and populations with Emory Clinical Associate Professor Imelda Reyes and Barbara Coble from Emory Graduation Generation.