Episode description Reza and Rabih discuss a case of a young woman with a fever of 105   Student discount https://www.rlrcpsolvers.com/student-discounts/   IMG discount Use coupon code RLRIMG at check out  https://rlrcpsolvers.com/annual-plan Click here to view the weekly episode recap email!

El movimiento de las derechas es un tema que domina la agenda en todos los sentidos: la agenda de la calle, de los medios, en las conversaciones cotidianas, en los espacios de trabajo. Lo que está en juego en Argentina es una elección entre dos modelos muy distintos. Uno de ellos es el representado por Javier Milei, que pone incluso en cuestión las bases mismas del sistema democrático en algunos de los planteos que se han escuchado a lo largo de esta campaña.Sacando el lente de Argentina, pensemos

Today on the show, I welcome President Emeritus Tom Haas, better known as T Haas. The fourth president of Grand Valley is legendary for his connection with students. Many students treasure their selfie with T Haas, and he always made time for them. T Haas has many titles and accolades, including Coast Guard Captain, president of the State University of New York, several doctorates, and is a current professor, teaching leadership at Grand Valley. We discussed the role of multi-generational mentors

Today on the show, I host Dr. Diana Lawson, Dean of the Seidman College of Business. Lawson earned her PhD from Kent State University in 1993, an MBA and a Master's degree from Kent State. Also a bachelor's degree from the State University of New York College at Cortland. It was Diana Lawson who had the vision for the Seidman Mentorship Program. We discussed why she thinks mentoring is important for today's students and how they can be bold in their what if thinking about life.

Gerry: (00:25)Today on the show, I host the director of the GVSU Career Center, Troy Farley. Troy's an alumni from the 1980s when Grand Valley was still a college and not yet a university. He shares insights for both students and employers on how mentorship can lead to employment while enriching the experience of life.

Photo by Adobe Express On this week’s episode, Dr. Gillian Pepper, Matthew Wright and Dr. Michael Smith tell us about the creation and the judging process of the Northumbria Psychology Sustainability Research Prize. We discuss the impact of the prize and the importance of sustainability. Show Notes You can follow the podcast on Instagram and […]

In the aftermath of the Republic’s collapse, a lack of shared understanding of policy priorities and effective civic interventions is impeding development of pathways toward stability for Afghanistan. The situation has since deteriorated across all scores of human security under the Taliban, with concurrent human rights, humanitarian, and political crises.In this episode we look at how narratives of state failure, shaped largely by Western expertise, have overlooked and undermined the progress

In this Infectious Disease Rafael Medina Subspecialty Episode, Dr. Navila Sharif presents a case to Dr. Natasha Spottiswoode of a patient presenting for fevers and chills.   Session facilitator: Youssef Saklawi The goal of this series is to provide greater access to subspecialty, primary care, and internal medicine-adjacent specialty education for learners worldwide. For those… Read More »Episode 307: Rafael Medina Subspecialty Series – Fever and Chills

Sharmin, Jack, and Maddy discuss their approaches to severe acute liver injury, abdominal pain, and hyperferritinemia as they talk through a case presented by Ann-Marie.  Frameworks:  Severe Acute Liver Injury Abdominal Pain To join us live on Virtual Morning Report (VMR), sign up HERE.  Download CPSolvers App here RLRCPSOLVERS

Episode 305: Neurology VMR – Shallow breathing Episode description: We continue our campaign to #EndNeurophobia, with the help of Dr. Aaron Berkowitz. This time, Vaness presents a case of shallow breathing to Maria and Sridhara. Neurology DDx Schema   Vanessa Roque   Vanessa, a proud Filipino through and through, has dedicated herself to medicine. She has… Read More »Episode 305: Neurology VMR – Shallow Breathing

Enrollment managers are often forced to confront difficult student situations and make tough decisions regarding how to enforce or apply a policy (or not). How do we make fair and defensible decisions when students ask to be the exception to the rule? In this episode, The NAGAP Report co-host Lauren McGowan interviews Josie LaLonde, Director of Student Experience at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at University of Toronto, and Nicola Woods, Director of Academic Services and Registrar

Episode description:  The spaced learning series team discusses a case of a patient with hyperbilirubinemia secondary to acute alcoholic hepatitis, who then developed hypoxia and hemolysis. Featuring: Anna FretzPriyanka AthavaleKirtan Patolia SchemasHyperbilirubinemiaHypoxemiaHemolysis  Download CPSolvers App here RLRCPSOLVERS Click here to view the weekly episode recap email!

Welcome back for Season 3! On this inaugural episode Dr. Tamlyn Watermeyer tells us about her work on detecting dementia years before symptoms develop using a simple online task. We also learn about how to stave off dementia and keep our brains healthy from birth onward! (Spoiler: Life long learning is key, so listening to […]

The war in Ukraine is an ‘axial event’ in twenty-first century history, in which the agency of Ukrainians will have, one way or another, a tremendous impact on the future of global security. From Ukrainian soldiers and emergency rescue teams operating on the frontline to the extensive web of civilian volunteers across the country, civic resistance continues to be a potent counterforce to the brute force of Russia’s military machine. But can this unity be sustained and under what conditions? In this