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The Other Human in the Room

Hippocratic Collective

A podcast for physicans and other helping professions. Exploring how reconnecting to ourselves as human beings allows us to reclaim our love and satisfaction with medical practice and serve our patients in sustainable and enjoyable ways.

health & fitness medicine

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167. Self Compassion with Dr Bryan MacLeod

The Other Human in the Room ·

2025/04/07

Dr Bryan MacLeod and I discuss the importance of self-compassion in healthcare. Bryan shares his journey from experiencing cauda equina while working rural physician to recognizing the need for self-compassion when facing ongoing health challenges. We explore the three pillars of self-compassion—mindfulness, common humanity, and self-kindness—and highlight the cultural challenges in healthcare regarding self-care. Bryan emphasizes how self-compassion can improve relationships, mental health, and

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00:52:12

166. Time Needed to Treat

The Other Human in the Room ·

2025/03/31

Get ready for a full nerding out in this episode! I discovered the concept "Time Needed to Treat" and NEEDED to share the original article that it came from with all of you fair healthcare humans. It is always so gratifying to learn that others within healthcare are recognizing the need for boundaries around our work in order for us to work sustainably, and even creating academic concepts and math formulas to prove it!LAST CALL!! Early-bird registration from Creating Space 2025 is opening

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01:09:16

165. Using Your Intuition with Dr Kristine Woodley

The Other Human in the Room ·

2025/03/24

I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr Kristine Woodley, a family physician who has journeyed through several clinical settings to discover her passion for palliative care. Kristine also describes herself as a "woo woo doctor", sharing how her personal exploration into intuition and spirituality have benefited her clinical practice. Make sure you listen to the end, where Kristine shares a simple but powerful grounding practice that has helped her get through some serious health challenges and find

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00:25:44

164. Spoon Theory

The Other Human in the Room ·

2025/03/17

In this episode, I introduce the concept of Spoon Theory, originally articulated by Christine Miserandino, to explore the experiences of individuals living with chronic illness and disability. Through my reflections and the reading of Miserandino's article, I emphasize the importance of understanding personal capacity and the systemic challenges faced by healthcare professionals with disabilities. The conversation advocates for compassion and awareness within the healthcare system, encouraging

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00:52:28

163. Transition Planning

The Other Human in the Room ·

2025/03/10

In this episode, I'm diving into the importance of transition planning, both in our personal lives and careers. I've been through a lot of transitions myself, and I want to share some of those experiences with you. It's all about being prepared for changes, avoiding burnout during these times, and having a solid succession plan in place. Through practical examples and personal stories, I'll offer insights on how to get ready for various transitions in life, making it easier for you and everyone else

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00:49:38

162. Authenticity and Faith in Healthcare with Dr...

The Other Human in the Room ·

2025/03/03

In this episode of The Other Human in the Room, I speak with Dr Rabia Khan, a lead physician at East Wellington Family Health Team. We discuss Rabia's journey into medicine, the importance of team support in healthcare, her approach to leadership and conflict resolution, and the significance of setting boundaries. Rabia also shares her experiences of bridging communities and fostering dialogue around faith and healthcare, emphasizing the need for safe spaces for meaningful conversations. She

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00:55:11

161. Making Spacious Money

The Other Human in the Room ·

2025/02/24

"But I can't afford to work less". This is one of the most common objections I hear after explaining the benefits of working under your capacity. And because I still have some residual shame socialization around money, it's taken me a while to really solidify why that objection is a thought error, and DEFINITELY an inhuman story. But I'm ready to shout it from the rooftops now - so buckle up! I’m here to describe how it IS possible to work less and make more money, and how good

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01:15:05

160. Ableism in Healthcare with Dr Samantha Lavitt

The Other Human in the Room ·

2025/02/17

In this episode, Dr Samantha Lavvitt and I delve into the critical issues surrounding disability advocacy in healthcare. Sam shares the challenges she faces as a physician living with disability and chronic illness. We explore the stigma surrounding disability in the medical field, the need for accommodations, and how perceptions of weakness can hinder the careers of disabled physicians. Our conversation highlights the value of lived experiences in patient care and the necessity for flexibility in

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00:35:13

159. Dealing with Disappointment

The Other Human in the Room ·

2025/02/10

What scares you more - experiencing your own disappointment or someone else's? I have noticed this is a common area of struggle for folks in healthcare, especially if you have tendencies towards people pleasing or perfectionism. Join me, the Only Human in the Van, as I reflect on the inhuman stories we have learned about disappointment and offer my favourite ways of reframing disappointment in a generative way.Connect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joanchanmd

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00:56:41

158. Unlearning Good Girl Conditioning with Olive von...

The Other Human in the Room ·

2025/02/03

I had such a great chat with Olive Von Topp about her journey from being a 'good girl' to a burlesque performer and empowerment coach. We talked about how society pressures women to be perfect and people-pleasers, which often leads to burnout. Olive shares how to unlearn these habits and reconnect with what makes us happy and feel good in our bodies.Connect with Olive:Website: https://www.olivevontopp.com/IG: https://www.instagram.com/olivevontopp/Connect on Instagram:

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00:45:56

157. Physician Mom Shame with Dr Dawn Lim

The Other Human in the Room ·

2025/01/27

In my conversation with Dr. Dawn Lim, an emergency doctor and life coach, she opened up about her journey through burnout in the medical field and her exploration of creativity through photography and storytelling. Dawn shared the importance of human connection in medicine, her unique role as a Photographer in Residence, and how she now supports fellow physician mothers through coaching. Our discussion highlighted the challenges faced by healthcare professionals, particularly women, in balancing

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00:49:32

156. Holding Space for Difference

The Other Human in the Room ·

2025/01/20

Have you ever struggled to stay connected with someone who holds a very different belief from your own? Growing up in evangelical Christianity and being trained in the dogmatic culture of medicine, I've often felt the pull to either convert others to my beliefs or go along with theirs to keep the peace. Despite these challenges, I've been practicing how to stay connected, kind, and loving, even when my beliefs differ sharply from those around me. Join me as I share my reflections and practical tips

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00:51:04

155. Relating to Conflict with Pádraig Ó Tuama

The Other Human in the Room ·

2025/01/13

The wonderful Pádraig Ó Tuama is on the podcast today! Pádraig shares how his relationship to poetry and theology shaped his work in conflict resolution. We discuss the duality of conflict as both destructive and generative, exploring how conflict can lead to positive outcomes when approached thoughtfully. I share some of the system challenges and ideological conflicts that have emerged in healthcare, and Pádraig offers wisdom and insights in how these can be navigated without causing more harm to

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00:47:31

154. Reflections on Power

The Other Human in the Room ·

2025/01/06

In this episode, Joan reflects on the concept of power as a central theme for her year. She explores the distinction between external and internal sources of power, discussing how societal structures influence our understanding of power dynamics. She encourages listeners to reflect on their own sources of power and to choose a theme for the year that resonates with them.Connect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joanchanmd

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00:28:24

153. Expanding Continuity of Care

The Other Human in the Room ·

2024/12/30

In this episode, Joan reflects on the concept of continuity of care in healthcare, discussing its implications, challenges, and the need for a redefined approach. She advocates for a collective responsibility in ensuring continuity of care, moving away from the notion that individual clinicians must bear the entire burden. The conversation highlights the systemic issues that contribute to burnout and the need for a supportive healthcare environment.Connect on Instagram:

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00:40:18

152. The Dose Makes the Poison

The Other Human in the Room ·

2024/12/23

Joan is the only human in her van for the last time in 2024 and sharing a short and sweet dose of humanity for you on this Christmas holiday week. Wishing you all moments of rest, joy and humanity over this holiday season ❤️ Connect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joanchanmd

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00:54:19

151. Spirituality in Medicine with Dr Dale Guenter

The Other Human in the Room ·

2024/12/16

In this episode of The Other Human in the Room, Joan and Dr Dale Guenter explore the themes of human-centered medicine, spirituality, and the challenges faced by healthcare professionals. Dale shares his journey into medicine, his experiences with burnout, and the importance of compassion in patient care. They discuss the role of spirituality in understanding patient suffering and the significance of being present in the moment, utilizing the heart, head, and gut as centers of knowing. Dale shares

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01:12:35

150. Embracing Uncertainty: Agile in Healthcare with...

The Other Human in the Room ·

2024/12/09

In this conversation, Joan and Stephanie explore the application of Agile and Scrum principles in the healthcare sector. They discuss the importance of adapting these frameworks to foster innovation, collaboration, and effective problem-solving in complex environments like healthcare. The conversation emphasizes the need for a shift from traditional industrial approaches to more human-centered, iterative methods that prioritize value delivery and responsiveness to change. Stephanie emphasizes the

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01:03:38

149. Eras Tour Debrief (with special guest host...

The Other Human in the Room ·

2024/12/02

I went to the Eras Tour and of course I HAD to talk about it!! My dear friend Caroline, with whom I have had many Taylor Swift conversations, volunteered to come on the podcast to talk to me about the show. Connect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joanchanmd

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01:28:20

148. My Medical Family - Dr David Chan

The Other Human in the Room ·

2024/11/25

This episode is the 2nd in a series I have been creating on my family full of physicians. This week's conversation feels particularly personal and tender to me - because it's with my dad! All family relationships are complex, including this one, and we explore the inspiring and emotional realities of being both father-daughter and two physicians with differing views on science & society. Connect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joanchanmd

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