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A doctor's digital twin [PODCAST]
We delve into the future of health care with Scott Ellner, a general surgeon. Join us as we explore how AI and machine learning are transforming preventive medicine, addressing the looming physician shortage, and tackling issues of data privacy and bias in health care algorithms. We'll discuss the role of regulatory frameworks, the importance of diversity in AI development teams, and practical strategies for integrating AI into clinical practice.
Harnessing U.S. health care's resources to navigate the next decade
Persistent issues in American health care include consolidation, workforce shortages, integrating new technologies, and economic pressure, while emerging AI tools offer promise and risk, compounded by ongoing COVID-19 effects and impending physician shortages, urging attention to data-driven solutions and alternative care models for the future.
Situational judgment tests in health care admissions [PODCAST]
Join us as we delve into the evolving landscape of health professional admissions processes, focusing on the use of situational judgment tests (SJTs) like Casper and PREview. Our guest, Emil Chuck, a health professional advisor, sheds light on the effectiveness and implications of SJTs in identifying candidates for interviews amidst a competitive applicant pool. We discuss candidate perceptions, the integration of SJTs into admissions protocols, and the potential impact on diversity and equity within health care education.
How AI is revolutionizing patient care: Exploring the Humane Ai Pin and Rabbit R1
Integrating AI into health care transforms patient care, exemplified by the Humane Ai Pin and Rabbit R1, enhancing interactions, breaking communication barriers, upholding ethical standards, ensuring data security, streamlining administrative tasks, and expanding care through telehealth.
A critical care physician's journey through long COVID [PODCAST]
Join us for an insightful podcast episode featuring Sonali Mantoo, a critical care physician, as she shares her personal journey through long COVID. From her experience on the pandemic frontlines to navigating the complexities of long COVID symptoms, Sonali offers unique perspectives on resilience, coping strategies, and the importance of support for those affected by this challenging condition.
A hypothetical case of medical malpractice. This can be you.
A patient with ulcers on both feet due to peripheral artery disease undergoes multiple surgeries and experiences negligent care, resulting in severe complications and ultimately a left above-the-knee amputation, raising questions about medical malpractice and the ethical responsibilities of health care professionals.
From doctor to patient: my Sjogren's journey and a challenge to colleagues
Despite medical training, the author's journey with Sjogren's revealed diagnostic challenges and systemic implications, urging colleagues to rethink biases and listen to patients' diverse symptoms for timely diagnosis and treatment.
EHRs and physician well-being [PODCAST]
Join Sara Pastoor, a family physician, who brings her expertise to the table as we explore the significant impact of EHRs on physicians' well-being and the urgent need for change. We'll discuss recent studies highlighting the burden and burnout caused by traditional EHR systems, the importance of a clinical-first approach to EHR design, and the role of alternative payment models in mitigating physician burnout. Through engaging discussions, we'll explore innovative ways to measure EHR success, the responsibilities of EHR vendors, and the imperative of supporting health care professionals for a healthier, more efficient health care system.
Workplace violence in health care [PODCAST]
Join emergency physicians Resa E. Lewiss and Adaira Landry as they discuss workplace violence in health care settings. With their expertise and insights, they discuss strategies for cultivating psychological safety, intervening effectively in violent situations, and supporting health care teams after such incidents.
Navigating grief and stress: Embracing catharsis
In the aftermath of a colleague's sudden death, exacerbated by societal pressures and lack of emotional outlets, the importance of catharsis and attentive listening becomes strikingly evident, highlighting the need for genuine human connection amidst the modern healthcare environment.
Apple's OpenGL and iOS 18: Shaping the future of health care technology
Apple's OpenELM announcement for iOS 18 promises groundbreaking potential for health care technology, offering on-device AI tools for faster, more secure medical operations, with further enhancements expected at the June developer conference, urging health care professionals to stay informed for integration opportunities.
Physician autonomy with self-employment [PODCAST]
Join Tod Stillson, a family physician and entrepreneur, as we explore the often-overlooked world of physician contracts. Discover the hidden menu of business-to-business contracts in the medical industry and learn how transitioning to self-employment as a micro-corporation can empower physicians with autonomy and financial security. Gain valuable insights into tax benefits, job stacking, and navigating the complexities of contract negotiations.
The compassion crisis in U.S. health care
Compassion in health care, underscored by science and spirituality, is essential, as emphasized in "Compassionomics," yet it's overlooked in the profit-driven U.S. health care system, prompting a call for unity between science and spirituality in health care decision-making.
AI in American medicine [PODCAST]
We sit down with physician executive Robert Pearl to explore the revolutionary concepts presented in his latest book, ChatGPT, MD: How AI-Empowered Patients & Doctors Can Take Back Control of American Medicine. Join us as Robert delves into the transformative potential of generative AI in reshaping the health care landscape. Discover how this innovative technology can empower patients and providers alike to reclaim control from corporate interests, ensuring a future of higher quality, accessibility, and affordability in American medicine.
Unworthiness nearly killed me
In 2016, I sat on a hospital bed in Utah, having flown from North Carolina for specialized medical treatment as my life was slowly slipping away from starvation while grappling with feelings of unworthiness and the realization that chasing achievements and societal approval didn't bring contentment.
Navigating family skepticism: a physician's dilemma
In the hospital waiting room, amidst familial tension over a patriarch's dire condition, a physician navigates a delicate balance between medical recommendations and deeply entrenched familial skepticism, reflecting broader societal mistrust in the health care system.
A tribute to primary care [PODCAST]
Join family medicine physician Eleanor Bueno as she expresses heartfelt gratitude to a cherished primary care colleague and friend. Eleanor's letter poignantly reminds us of the profound connections forged in primary care. From guiding families through postpartum challenges to navigating unexpected health crises with compassion, her words highlight the invaluable contributions of primary care physicians.
Biotechnology and biological warfare [PODCAST]
We welcome Ketan Desai, a physician executive, as we'll delve into the fascinating and concerning realm of biological warfare and bioterrorism. Join us as we explore historical instances of biological weapons, the implications of genetic technology advancements, and the ethical considerations surrounding biotechnological research. With Ketan's expertise, we'll discuss the motivations behind biological attacks, the potential dangers of genetic manipulation in bioterrorism, and the urgent need for global biosecurity measures.
Addiction treatment, legal troubles, and the role of the DEA [PODCAST]
Joining A.J. Reid Finlayson, a psychiatrist, Jeffrey A. Singer, a general surgeon, and Peter R. Martin, also a psychiatrist. We'll be discussing the case of Dr. Ralph Thomas Reach, an addiction medicine physician whose medical license was revoked, leading to legal troubles, and the broader issues surrounding addiction treatment and the role of the DEA. Tune in as we explore the barriers to medication-assisted treatment, the historical context of federal intervention in addiction treatment, and the implications for health care professionals and individuals struggling with substance use disorders.
Non-opioid post-op pain relief [PODCAST]
Join us as we sit down with Amy Baxter, a clinical associate professor of emergency medicine, to explore how societal factors, deceptive marketing, and profit-driven health care systems have contributed to the opioid epidemic. Amy will shed light on the effectiveness of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) and cost-effective non-pharmacological interventions for pain relief. Together, we'll discuss barriers to adopting opioid-sparing strategies and how policymakers can prioritize solutions to reduce unnecessary post-operative opioid prescriptions.