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Succeed in Medicine: The Physician’s Guide to What Med School Missed

Bradley B. Block, MD, Doctor Podcast Network

Was your medical education enough to handle everything physician life demands? From lawsuits to leadership, career decisions to challenging conversations, balancing the personal with the professional — not enough was addressed in medical school, residency or fellowship. This medical podcast fills those gaps so you can live up to the expectations that come with the white coat — not just in the exam room, but in all the places your MD follows you. This show is the physician mentor you didn’t realize

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36:22

Teen Depression and Suicidality

Succeed in Medicine: The Physician’s Guide to What... ·

2019/05/09

Dr. Uchenna Umeh is a pediatrician who has lost people to suicide. She saw this as a growing issue among her patient population, so she left the stability of her medical practice to affect a wider audience by reaching out to larger groups. She is now a public speaker on childhood, teen and young adult depression and suicide. We discuss her recommendations for recognizing characteristics of depression and suicidality, how to start the discussion about such a sensitive issue if we suspect it, and

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57:13

Challenges Faced by International Medical Graduates

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2019/05/02

Dr. Jasmine Marcelin is an infectious disease doctor at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. How did a doctor from Antigua end up in Nebraska? Through Canada, of course! It is an interesting story that she uses to educate us about some of the challenges and stigmas that international medical graduates face in order to practice medicine in the US. Dr. Marcelin is an Assistant Professor of Medicine, Co-Director of Digital Innovation & Social Media Strategy and Associate Medical Director of

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44:48

Truth Prescriptions for a Better QOL with Dr. Errin...

Succeed in Medicine: The Physician’s Guide to What... ·

2019/04/25

Dr. Errin Weisman is a family physician in rural, southwest Indiana, and a life coach, speaker, blogger, and a podcaster. We talk about three ideas she wishes she could teach her younger self and each has its own actionable step to help us all live more fulfilling lives. We also flipped the script on an old formula. On previous episodes, we’ve had specialists discuss what they think all physicians should know about the specialty, but this time, she told us what she wants all specialists to know

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44:08

Evidence Based Habit Development

Succeed in Medicine: The Physician’s Guide to What... ·

2019/04/20

If you’ve ever counseled a patient (or yourself!) on how to improve their diet, quit smoking, or exercise more, you are basically saying that they need to improve their habits. Should you be telling them to go Paleo? Keto? Crypto? CrossFit? Yoga? Tai Chi? Dr. Tello gets into the evidence behind the science of habit development. Her recommendation? Just do one push-up a day. Or eat one piece of kale. That’s it! She wrote a book about evidence based habit development called Healthy Habits

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33:00

Anesthesia Myths and Unbound Doctors

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2019/04/13

Dr. David Draghinas was an active duty anesthesiologist in the US navy before going into private practice in the Dallas area. He made his first foray onto the world wide web with the anesthesia myths website, as a way to help patients tell fact from fiction with anesthesia. We talk about what he wants all physicians, especially those writing surgical clearance letters, to know about anesthesia. We also discuss his podcast, Doctors Unbound, where he interviews physicians who are doing “amazing

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31:54

What weighs 1 ounce and has 7 fellowships?

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2019/04/05

Dr. Rand Diab is a board-certified, comprehensive ophthalmologist in the Chicago suburbs of Northwest Indiana, practicing for over 15 years. We discuss what she thinks all physicians should know about ophthalmology, which starts with how to spell it. We discuss acute eye injuries and why every pink eye doesn’t get treated with antibiotics drops. She also really deflates my balloon when she dispels the myth that an avulsed eyeball can be kept in milk until it can be reattached. Dr. Diab. lives in

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38:55

Breast Feeding for Trauma Surgeons

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2019/03/28

Sonal Patel is a neonatologist who recognized a gap in the transition of care from a hospital delivery to discharge to the first pediatrician visit, so she created a practice that fills that gap from the ground up. We discuss how she went about doing that and what she thinks every physician, from pathologists to trauma surgeons, need to know about breastfeeding. Through residency, fellowship, practice and in personal experiences, she noticed the gaps of postpartum care. In 2017, she founded

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55:05

Healer, Leader, Partner with former Kaiser Federation...

Succeed in Medicine: The Physician’s Guide to What... ·

2019/03/22

As the former National Executive Director (CEO) of the Permanente Federation of Kaiser Permanente, Dr. Jack Cochran is the penultimate physician leader. He shares his advice on why physicians need to become leaders of change in healthcare (in short, because if we won’t, who will). He uses his experience mixed with evidence to teach us how in his new book, Healer, Leader, Partner: Optimizing Physician Leadership to Transform Healthcare, and in this podcast episode. He began as a

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37:28

Burnout Breakthrough with Dr. Christopher Burton

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2019/03/14

Dr. Christopher Burton is a physiatrist, speaker, and prolific author, writing about physician finance, home buying, practice marketing, and finds physician burnout to be such a critical issue, that this is his SECOND book on the topic. In our interview, we discuss the specialties that are most commonly affected, how to recognize it and how to address it. This is not a woo-woo talk about breathing and meditating your burnout away. We talk about the brass tacks like outsourcing and learning to

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53:30

Strategic Quitting - What Every Doctor Needs to Quit NOW

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2019/03/02

Lynn Marie Morski, MD, has played every instrument, every sport, run for every office and she quit them all to lie on the beach. OK, none of that is true except the lie on the beach part since she lives in San Diego, but she is a quitting evangelist. We discuss when to quit and more importantly, when NOT to quit, the psychology of quitting and what prevents us from following through. She has a five point plan for strategic quitting, so we go through all five steps. Even though her platform is

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47:34

England's National Health System with Dr. Hussain Gandhi

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2019/03/01

Given the recent push from the progressive arm of the Democratic party for Medicare for all, it is useful to look at nations that already have that model. Dr Hussain Gandhi is a General Practitioner (GP) in Nottingham, England. We discuss the UK health system and the pros and cons of universal state-funded healthcare for populations and individuals. Aside from his practice, he is the representative to the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) council, treasurer of GP Survival, local

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33:24

Doctoring through the ShouldStorm

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2019/02/24

Alison Escalante, MD is a practicing pediatrician who has developed a way of thinking and breathing through what she calls, "The Shouldstorm." As physicians, we face similar storms with our patients, colleagues, administrators, and ourselves. She walks us through the ideas she presented in a TEDx talk and applies it to doctoring. She can be found at shouldstorm.com And her TEDx talk can be found at youtube.com/watch?v=mYT7EDi_nOs&t=387s She did her undergrad at Princeton,

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48:47

Positive Philosophy: Ancient and Modern Wisdom to...

Succeed in Medicine: The Physician’s Guide to What... ·

2019/02/02

Dr. Sanj Katyal is a radiologist and a student of positive psychology. He wrote the book that he wished he had read 20 years ago and he in order to share what he has learned with us. He combines the philosophy of the ancient stoics and Bhagavad Gita with the relatively new, science-backed positive psychology to help us live our best lives. We cover the trap of hedonic adaptation and how this applies to physician finances and how this concept can cause an initially exciting profession to become

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51:02

Nothing to Fear, Just a Dislocation Here

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2019/01/31

We discuss what every physician should know about the management of acute orthopaedic injuries that any of us may encounter in our lives and when to worry and when to reassure. And how to reduce a dislocated shoulder. We also discuss what sports she wouldn't let her son play and the answer certainly surprised me. Dr. Nancy Yen Shipley is a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon, with additional fellowship training in sports medicine and arthroscopy. Her professional interests include sports

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46:56

Doctor Identities on the Blockchain

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2019/01/28

Leah Houston, MD had her physician identity used for billing after her employment concluded. This led to the epiphany that caused her to start HPEC.IO, an organization that is trying to give physician's back control of their identities using blockchain technology. This could be useful for doctors that want to switch jobs or states without having to have every bit of information independently verified. We first discuss what blockchain is and then get into how she plans to implement it to not just

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36:43

No Fibs about A Fib with Doctor A Fib

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2019/01/18

Dr. Percy Francisco Morales is a fellowship-trained electrophysiologic cardiologist who felt that he could help more people by developing an alter ego and creating online content. As physicians, we tend to answer the same questions again and again, so he thought it would be helpful for patients if he made an atrial fibrillation FAQ and thus Dr. A Fib was born. We discuss the risks associated with a fib, management options, why coumadin is becoming a thing of the past, and new procedures.

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51:29

Helping Doctors Heal the World Through Coaching

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2019/01/17

Dr. Dianne Ansari-Winn had her own battles with burnout until she turned to a physician coach, then became a coach and now teaches coaches. There are executive coaches, sales coaches, tennis coaches, but until recently, not many physician coaches. With the increase in physicians dissatisfied and unfulfilled by their careers, the "physician coach" is responding. Dr. Dianne and I discuss why our field has been slow to realize the importance of coaching, her five-step physician vitality recovery

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56:22

Bad words: why language counts when discussing weight...

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2018/12/04

A few months ago, there was a HuffPost article entitled "Everything You Know About Obesity is Wrong," by Michael Hobbes. It discussed the struggles of people who have obesity and how the medical system has failed them. It quoted Stephanie Sogg, PhD, a clinical psychologist at the Weight Center at MGH (notice how it isn't called the "weight loss center"). In it, Dr. Sogg describes her approach as "being nicer to her patients than they are to themselves." Given that this article lambasted

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43:15

Social Media Part Deux: Doctoring in the Blog-o-sphere

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2018/11/28

Dr. Dana Corriel is known to some as the godmother of doctors on social media. This all started with her personal blog, which she created for creative catharsis and to help inform patients on a larger scale than the 1:1 office visits. She now manages a multiple facebook communities and has a presence on almost all social media platforms. We discuss the hows and whys of being a doctor on social media with "one of the top 10 internists to follow on Twitter." One of her tips: a consistent screen

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42:21

How Physicians Should Buy Their Homes with Dr. Moves

Succeed in Medicine: The Physician’s Guide to What... ·

2018/11/26

Dr. Ramey had a pretty negative experience buying his first home as a med student, so he took matters into his own hands. His wife got her real estate license, he got his, and how he helps med students, residents, and attendings around the country buy homes. He walks us through the entire process from tip to tail, and we discuss for whom a physician loan would be appropriate, the advantages and disadvantages of such a loan, as well as the other types of loans available. He also has an extremely

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