What is the Physician Conundrum and Why Does it Stifle Progress in Medicine?
Dana Corriel, MD coins the “Physician Conundrum” & explains why its existence holds back the world of medicine from faster innovation.
Dana Corriel, MD coins the “Physician Conundrum” & explains why its existence holds back the world of medicine from faster innovation.
Marion Mass MD writes how AARP’s conflicts of interest in the healthcare space explain why they advocate for policy that keeps healthcare expensive for all Americans.
David Epstein, MD, discusses the misconception that doctors can feel what their patients or their families feel during times of severe illness.
Daniel Paull MD complains about insurance companies not having have any liability when a patient suffers harm as a result of their denials.
Grace Torres-Hodges, DPM asks: doctor, you may own the corporation and your name may be on the door, but who’s REALLY running your business?
Daniel Paull MD explains that there are a whole host of medical providers in the country, but that you’re only allowed to see a select few of them, if you are trying to use your insurance.
David Epstein, MD, MS, FAAP: This blog article discusses what to NOT do in the pediatric encounter and helps trainees prepare for a successful career in pediatrics.
Daniel Paull MD comments on job stability being something of the past, for most physicians today, due to private equity and hospital takovers.
Daniel Paull MD reminds us that insurance companies and hospital systems don’t take the Hippocratic oath.
Grace Torres-Hodges, DPM, MBA explains that patients have choices and need to know their options; Doctors need to understand they have options and their choices have consequences.
Tea Nguyen, DPM explains how Direct Care is an alternative way to deliver and receive medical care without dealing with insurance hassles.
Susan J. Baumgaertel, MD: We are all connected – let’s use this power to rise above the individual and collective challenges of our current times.
Daniel Paull MD insists that quality medicine takes more than 7 minutes.
Daniel Paull MD briefly explains why his colleagues should “forget the nice house, cars, and private school”..
Matthew Mintz, MD asserts that to make progress in health, we must first be able to talk about some of the core issue surrounding our failing health care system.
Mimi Zieman, M.D. tells us that medical students and residents interested in OB/GYN are avoiding states with abortion bans.
“If I can do this, anyone can… I am a recovering soccer mom and a community organizer with an M.D. We can and should take back the stewardship of medicine for the sake of our patients and the future!”
“I haven’t LEFT medicine, I’m simply taking time to tackle its issues from a different angle. I’m stepping out of the traditional medicine box.”
Adapt or die.
“We will all die one day; it’s how we live that matters.”
Critical Care Specialist
“Hope for the Hopeless – Radically Unconventional!”
Medical literature icon Samuel Shem, author of “The House of God” returns for season 2 of conversation, in order to discuss the broken healthcare system. This time, he’s brought the guests!
The CMO of NYU Langone Medical Center in NYU, Dr. Fritz Francois, discusses putting the HUMAN back into healthcare with Samuel Shem, author of “The House of God”.
Physicians and co-founders of The Moral Injury of Healthcare, Drs. Wendy Dean and Simon Talbot, discuss putting the HUMAN back into healthcare with Samuel Shem, author of “The House of God”.
Pediatrician, author, & son of best-selling novelist Kurt Vonnegut, talks to Shem.
Nurse, best-selling author, & NYT contributor, talks to Shem.
Internal Medicine Chief Resident at NYU & book author, talks to Shem.
Ordained minister and professor of humanities & ethics, talks to Shem.
Psychologist, author, & life partner of Samuel Shem, talks to Shem.
Medical literature icon Samuel Shem, author of “The House of God” tackles the difficult conversation of “How Healthcare is Broken” with a rotating panel of physicians.
Shem is joined by Drs. Martin, Campbell, and Al-Agba, to discuss how we can put the HUMAN back into healthcare. More Shem conversations.
Shem is joined by Drs. Washington, Shillcutt, and Burch, to discuss how we can put the HUMAN back into healthcare. More Shem conversations.
Shem is joined by Drs. Lincoln, Smith, and Natter, to discuss how we can put the HUMAN back into healthcare. More Shem conversations.
Shem is joined by Drs. Sepah, Tait, and Profeta, to discuss how we can put the HUMAN back into healthcare. More Shem conversations.
Episode 5: Shem is joined by Drs. Khan, Greene-Liebowitz, and Hoda, to discuss how we can put the HUMAN back into healthcare. More Shem conversations.
Shem is joined by Drs. Sabry, Bryan, and Drummond, to discuss how we can put the HUMAN back into healthcare. More Shem conversations.
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