Burnout By Specialty: Internal Medicine
In this episode of “Burnout by Specialty,” we dive deep with Dr. Dami Babaniji, Dr. Robert Duhaney, and Dr. Diane Shannon to explore the hidden struggles of internal medicine physicians.
In this episode of “Burnout by Specialty,” we dive deep with Dr. Dami Babaniji, Dr. Robert Duhaney, and Dr. Diane Shannon to explore the hidden struggles of internal medicine physicians.
In emergency medicine, burnout feels different. It often shows up as resentment and disconnect. Our guests say that most ER docs push through, thinking they can handle anything. But the truth is, it’s overwhelming.
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Drs. Stillson, Sokolina and Chopuryan explore the shift in physicians’ identities from owners to employees, the challenges and opportunities of ownership, and how medical training can better prepare doctors for entrepreneurial success.
In our premiere episode of “Burnout by Specialty,” we dive deep into the unique struggles physicians face, specifically in pediatrics.
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We explore the controversial topic of health insurance in medical practice, examining whether opting out is a form of innovation or a privilege. Experts discuss the impact of insurance bureaucracy on physician burnout, healthcare costs, and system reform.
Drs. Aguila, Fischman, and Okosun share wisdom on how physicians unknowingly shift into business leadership roles, and on navigating this transformation and why it matters for patient care.
Dr. Rifai reveals how Alzheimer’s may function as “Type 3 Diabetes,” linking brain health to metabolism and showing how early detection and lifestyle changes can help prevent cognitive decline.
Dr. Rifai sheds light on how hopelessness, mental illness, and substance abuse intertwine to increase the risk of suicide.
Dr. Noemi Adame provides insights into creating a more equitable and supportive environment for female physicians.
Dr. Muhamad Aly Rifai examines how AI is reshaping psychiatry and medicine, balancing innovation with ethics and human connection.
Dr. Refai takes an honest look at the field of psychiatry, including what it does well, where it falls short, and how empathy, curiosity, and patient-centered care can make it a truly transformative healing practice.
Dr. Refai breaks down the myths surrounding bipolar disorder, explaining the differences between Bipolar I and II, sharing real-life stories, and highlighting how proper diagnosis, treatment, and support can lead to balance and stability.
Owen Scott Muir, MD is the most engaging speaker in mental health.
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Lectures focused on the latest in “neurodiversity”, from Neurodiversity vs Pathology, to That “Difficult Patient” May Be Neurodiverse, to Neurodiversity, Neurodivergence, and Neurotypes, and more.
Join the 4th Annual program exploring expert insights and practical strategies to help clinicians navigate healthcare, strengthen their work, and build more sustainable careers.
Dr. Uejin Kim will give the audience hope that we are all in the journey to improve our emotional and spiritual resilience, and there is no shame in getting medications or a diagnosis.