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Published by HSC Foundation
Solid Lines is the podcast of the Health Sciences Centre Foundation in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Each episode invites a special guest to share their insights about their experiences at HSC. We talk with health care leaders, patients, family members, researchers, and others whose personal stories and knowledge offer a closer look at the delivery of care at HSC, Manitoba’s hospital. The Health Sciences Centre Foundation is shining a light on the lines that connect people to each other. The lines that connect generosity to investment; and that connect investment to better health care outcomes. The lines that connect discoveries to progress. And the lines that connect us all as a passionate community of Manitobans committed to excellence in health care today and for all time. At the heart of every story and at the centre of every conversation is a simple idea: we can draw a solid line from the support of our community to meaningful change in people’s lives. A new episode of Solid Lines is published every month.
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Solid Lines is presented by The Bouchard Family Foundation. Host: Jonathon Lyon Interviewers: Katie Hall Hursh, Jonathon Lyon, Stu Slayen Producer: Stu Slayen Associate Producer: Heather McNicholl-Milne Technical production and post-production: Johan Heinrichs Production support: Danika Peters Produced through CareCreatives Co. ( https://carecreativesco.ca )
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