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Clinician"s Roundtable

Tune in to interviews with the top thought leaders in medicine exploring the clinical and professional issues that are foremost in the minds of the medical community. Join us at the Clinician"s Roundtable for discussions on a vast range of topics that every medical professional should know about.

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Medical Foods Explained

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2009/01/16

Guest: Mike Katke Host: Larry Kaskel, MD What are medical foods? Are they good for patients, and what exactly are the benefits? Host Dr. Larry Kaskel investigates these products with Mike Katke, co-founder of Metagenics, Inc., a manufacturer and distributor of medical foods.

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Uncovering Misperceptions About College Drinking

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/12/19

Guest: James C. Turner, MD Host: Jennifer Shu, MD, FAAP Most of us have fond memories of our college years. As we now see in our families and in our practices, and perhaps retrospectively in ourselves, the behavior of college students is often influenced by what is perceived to be normal among their peers. Looking more specifically at social norms research, college students tend to overestimate negative behavior, while underestimating positive behavior, relating to a range of

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Finding the Innovator in Each of Us

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/12/16

Guest: Philip Newbold Host: Bruce Japsen Innovation. It's important to change healthcare. But is there an innovator in everyone?Philip Newbold,president and chief executive of Memorial Hospital and Health System in South Bend, Indiana, tells hostBruce Japsen how we can find the innovator in each of us and how this could lead to improvements in medicine and the patient's healthcare experience.

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Physician Assistants on the Front Lines of Combat

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/12/05

Guest: James Jones, PhD, APA-C Host: Lisa Dandrea Lenell, PA-C, MPAS, MBA Captain James Jones, program manager of the Army's Interservice Physician Assistant Program, discusses with host Lisa D'Andrea Lenell the role of the physician assistant on the battlefield. Captain Jones describes the specialized training provided to physician assistants and the team approach employed by the military which utilizes medics, physician assistants, and physician. Tune in to hear how physician

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The Military's Interservice Physician Assistant Program

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/12/05

Guest: James Jones, PhD, APA-C Host: Lisa Dandrea Lenell, PA-C, MPAS, MBA The Army offers well qualified officers, enlisted soldiers, and cadets an incredible educational opportunity to become a physician assistant (PA) through the Interservice Physician Assistant Program (IPAP), located at the AMEDD Center & School, Fort Sam in Houston, Texas. Cpt. James J. Jones, program manager of the IPAP program, explains to host Lisa D'Andrea Lenell how 150 soldiers a year are trained as

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Fighting Resident Fatigue

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/12/05

Guest: Daniel Munoz, MD, MPA Host: Lee Freedman, MD Guest: Kenneth Ludmerer, MD The Institute of Medicine recently revised its work schedule recommendations for medical residents, in the wake of increasing concern about errors made related to medical resident fatigue. What are the new recommendations, and will these help enhance the learning environment for residents? Two of the Institute of Medicine's panel members who studied the residency process, Dr. Kenneth Ludmerer,

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Concerns Over Bisphenol A (BPA) Exposure

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/11/25

Guest: Retha Newbold, PhD Host: Jim Keany, MD Found in everything from baby bottles to contact lenses, to tooth sealants and soda can linings, bisphenol A (BPA) is a chemical used to make plastics more resilient. It is also a recognized hormone disrupter, with recent studies raising concerns about a potential link to cancers, diabetes and obesity. What is our current understanding of the true risks to humans? Should we be advising patients to avoid exposures to BPA? Dr. Retha

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Prescribing Opioids Safely for Patients With Chronic...

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/11/11

Guest: Daniel Alford, MD, MPH Host: Mary Leuchars, MD Treating pain is rarely an absolute science, and where opioid use is concerned, it is never risk-free for patients. How can physicians safely prescribe opioids for chronic pain, and what are the risks of addiction? Dr. Daniel Alford, associate professor of medicine and director of Chief Resident Immersion Training in Addiction Medicine section of general internal medicine at Boston University School of Medicine, speaks with host

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CEO Identifies Future Direction of American Academy...

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/11/10

Guest: William Leinweber, MBA Host: Lisa Dandrea Lenell, PA-C, MPAS, MBA Chief executive officer of the American Academy of Physician Assistants, Bill Leinweber, discusses the developments and goals of the organization with host Lisa D'Andrea Lenell. Mr. Leinweber highlights the professional responsibilities of physician assistants, the need to ensure physician assistants fill the increasing demand for primary care services, and the issues arising out of specialization within the

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The History of the Physician Assistant Profession

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/11/10

Host: Lisa Dandrea Lenell, PA-C, MPAS, MBA Guest: Vic Germino, PA-C Guest Vic Germino, a member of the 1961 first graduating class of the physician assistant program established at Duke University, discusses the history of the profession with host Lisa D'Andrea Lenell. Mr. Germino explains how Dr. Eugene Stead, Jr., then chairman of the department of medicine at Duke University, conceived of the program and the obstacles confronting the first physician assistants. Mr. Germino also

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Perspectives on Prescribing Pain Medication

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/10/27

Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Guest: Howard Heit, MD Pain is generally considered to be the most common reason our patients come to see us. Yet it's a phenomenon that we don't fully understand and one that varies widely from patient to patient. With regard to the prescription of potent painkillers like methadone, should the often cryptic nature of pain warrant additional pain management training for practitioners ordering these meds? Dr. Howard Heit, a nationally recognized chronic

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The Rise and Risks of Methadone Prescriptions

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/10/27

Guest: Howard Heit, MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD A drug that first gained prominence as a treatment for heroin addiction, methadone is now more commonly prescribed by medical practitioners for a range of severe pains. Why are we seeing this rise in methadone use? Are we, as prescribers, doing everything we can to understand thepharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamicsof methadone, and to ensure that our patients are also cognizant of the dangers? Dr. Howard Heit, a nationally

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Treating the 5th Vital Sign: Pain

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/10/15

Guest: Joe Sam Robinson Jr., MD Host: Leslie P. Lundt, MD In 1999 the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) declared pain the fifth vital sign. Chronic pain affects more people than diabetes, heart disease and cancer combined. Has there been any real improvement in identifying and treating pain since the JCAHO edict? Join us to hear from neurosurgeon Dr. Joe Sam Robinson, clinical professor at the Medical College of Georgia, explore the treatment

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Unscrambling the Egg Myth

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/09/19

Guest: Stephen Kritchevsky, PhD For much of the past 40 years, doctors have been telling patients vulnerable to heart disease to avoid eating eggs because of a mistaken belief that cholesterol-rich eggs increased one's risk of coronary heart disease. Guest Dr. Stephen B. Kritchevsky, director of theClaude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Center supported by theNational Institute on Aging, reviews the scientific research concerning cardiovascular disease and egg consumption with

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Addressing Sexual Dysfunction Issues

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/09/10

Guest: Sharon Mitchell, PhD Host: Michael Greenberg, MD A patient tells you that they have a sexual issue. Do you get queasy? Do you know how to guide this patient to a specialist who can help them? Dr. Sharon Mitchell, founder of the Adult Industry Medical Healthcare Foundation and a former actress in adult films, aims to help us maintain our commitment to addressing our patients' needs, including those issues that might make for a slightly uncomfortable discussion. How should you

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The Art of Caring for Professional Singers

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/09/10

Host: Michael Greenberg, MD Guest: Anthony Jahn, MD "A night at the opera" means more than mere entertainment for some. For guest Dr. Anthony Jahn, otolaryngologist and volunteer medical director for the New York Metropolitan Opera, it's part of a second career. Host Dr. Michael Greenberg speaks with Dr. Jahn about his practiced art of caring for professional singers, addressing several unique occupational health issues from this select population.

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A Night at the Opera: Medical Care for Professional...

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/09/10

Host: Michael Greenberg, MD Guest: Anthony Jahn, MD Dr. Anthony Jahn, an otolaryngologist and volunteer medical director for the New York Metropolitan Opera, introduces you to the art of caring for professional singers. What are the idiosyncrasies of providing care to this select population, who must be doggedly devoted to preserving strong health and maintaining good overall occupational status, most specifically those breathtaking voices? Host Dr. Michael Greenberg talks with Dr

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The Impacts of Employment on Personal Health

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/08/29

Guest: M. Harvey Brenner, PhD Host: Mary Leuchars, MD No one is exempt from feeling sick of his or her job from time to time. But in whom does employment confer actual serious health consequences? Are socioeconomic status differences the only distinguishing factors in selecting low vs high longevity occupations? Host Dr. Mary Leuchars explores how work impacts health with Dr. Harvey Brenner, professor of public health at the University of North Texas School of Public Health.

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Academia to Industry

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/08/29

Guest: Philip Ninan, MD Host: Leslie P. Lundt, MD Have you ever wondered how and why the physicians in the top positions of the pharmaceutical companies leave academia to enter industry? Host Dr. Leslie Lundt welcomes Dr. Philip Ninan to talk about his transition from being an academic professor at Emory University School of Medicine to becoming vice president for Neuroscience in Global Medical Affairs for Wyeth Pharmaceuticals. Dr. Ninan has an international reputation for

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Thoughts on New Pharma Marketing Guidelines

Clinician"s Roundtable ·

2008/08/12

Guest: Joseph Heyman, MD Host: Bruce Japsen Drug industry marketing, a long controversial aspect of aphysicians' practice and life, may perhaps be experiencing its tightest guidelines yet.Dr. Joseph Heyman, chair of the American Medical Association board of trustees, tells host Bruce Japsen about his thoughts on the new voluntary pharmaceutical industry guidelines on marketing and gift-giving to physicians,signifynig a departurefrom priorpractices.

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