Podcast Episodes
Back to SearchWhy shifting from wellness to well-being matters for physicians and patients
Physical therapist and physician advocate Kim Downey, mental health counselor Nikolai Blinow, and family physician and physician coach Tonya Caylor discuss their article "Focusing on well-being versu…
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Why physicians should embrace the role of performance coaches in health care
Orthopedic surgeon Michael Day discusses his article "Why it's time for doctors to become performance coaches." Michael explains why public trust in U.S. health care is declining and how patients are…
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Why physicians with ADHD are struggling with burnout despite success
Certified coach Michael Carlini discusses his article "Why physicians with ADHD are burning out." Michael explains how high-IQ physicians often mask their ADHD symptoms through hyper-organization, pe…
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How AI is transforming health care with real-world data insights
Health care executive Sujay Jadhav discusses his article "How AI is revolutionizing health care through real-world data." Sujay explains how artificial intelligence tools like machine learning and na…
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Living with the uncertainty of surviving stage 4 cancer
Pediatrician Kelly Curtin-Hallinan discusses her article "My improbable survival of stage 4 cancer." Kelly shares her year-long journey of facing a dire diagnosis, enduring rounds of tests, managing …
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Why the "Cap'n Crunch" approach to medicine puts patients at risk
Patient advocate Timothy Thomas discusses his article "The Cap'n Crunch philosophy of medicine." Timothy shares his personal experiences with gaps in primary care, from learning of his diabetes diagn…
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Why imposter syndrome is a systemic issue, not a personal flaw
Physician Jessie Mahoney discusses her article "Imposter syndrome is not a personal failing." Jessie explains how self-doubt among physicians is less about individual weakness and more about a condit…
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A psychiatrist reflects on two decades of treating depression with ketamine
Psychiatrist Muhamad Aly Rifai discusses his article "A psychiatrist's 20-year journey with ketamine." Aly recounts his first encounters with ketamine at the National Institute of Mental Health, wher…
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The evolving field of inflammatory bowel disease care — why staying educated matters more than ever
In this special sponsored episode from Takeda, Angelina Collins, a Nurse Practitioner at a large tertiary inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) center in California, shares insights from her nearly two-de…
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When a pediatrician becomes the parent navigating childhood obesity
Internal medicine-pediatric physician Chrissie Ott discusses her article "When the pediatrician is the parent: a personal reckoning with childhood obesity." Chrissie shares the deeply personal story …
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