Lifestyle Medicine for the Physician, Not the Patient
Physician lifestyle medicine asks doctors to apply the same principles of sleep, stress regulation, movement, and nutrition to themselves before prescribing them outward.
Physician lifestyle medicine asks doctors to apply the same principles of sleep, stress regulation, movement, and nutrition to themselves before prescribing them outward.
Cannabis is being rescheduled from Schedule I to Schedule III. Dr. Janice Makela explains what this means for physicians, FDA approval, liability, education, and the future of prescription cannabis.
Dr. Adam Rosen shares his twenty years worth of experience to answer all of the questions patients might have regarding total knee replacement surgery.
Olga Calof, MD sheds light on the often-overlooked realities of hip fractures in older women.
A speaker passionate about delivering expert, actionable insights on perimenopausal weight gain, empowering audiences with evidence-based strategies for effective, sustainable weight management.
Krystal Revai Sodaitis, MD, MPH introduces the term “spiky profile” and illustrates how the disparity between strengths and weaknesses is more pronounced in gifted/multi-exceptional people than for the average person.
Oluyemisi Famuyiwa, MD shares how the historical context of surrogacy reminds us that the human desire for parenthood and the capacity for compassion transcend time, shaping the way we navigate this remarkable journey today.
David Epstein, MD, discusses pediatricians’ challenges, specifically having to pick up on rare diagnoses when they see many children with similar symptoms that turn out to be benign illnesses.
Dr. Sakina Bajowala is building a secure digital dosing record and safety optimization tool for food allergen desensitization therapy.
Megan Gooch, MD teaches that the ventilator is not the only form of life support and explains types of life support that are commonly used in the intensive care unit.
The Intensive Care Doctor is an 11-episode series that discusses major issues that arise in the intensive care setting.
Critical Care physician who speaks about life support, advance directives, end of life and physician burnout.
Physician lifestyle medicine asks doctors to apply the same principles of sleep, stress regulation, movement, and nutrition to themselves before prescribing them outward.
Cannabis is being rescheduled from Schedule I to Schedule III. Dr. Janice Makela explains what this means for physicians, FDA approval, liability, education, and the future of prescription cannabis.
Dr. Adam Rosen shares his twenty years worth of experience to answer all of the questions patients might have regarding total knee replacement surgery.
Olga Calof, MD sheds light on the often-overlooked realities of hip fractures in older women.
A speaker passionate about delivering expert, actionable insights on perimenopausal weight gain, empowering audiences with evidence-based strategies for effective, sustainable weight management.
Krystal Revai Sodaitis, MD, MPH introduces the term “spiky profile” and illustrates how the disparity between strengths and weaknesses is more pronounced in gifted/multi-exceptional people than for the average person.
Oluyemisi Famuyiwa, MD shares how the historical context of surrogacy reminds us that the human desire for parenthood and the capacity for compassion transcend time, shaping the way we navigate this remarkable journey today.
David Epstein, MD, discusses pediatricians’ challenges, specifically having to pick up on rare diagnoses when they see many children with similar symptoms that turn out to be benign illnesses.
Dr. Sakina Bajowala is building a secure digital dosing record and safety optimization tool for food allergen desensitization therapy.
Megan Gooch, MD teaches that the ventilator is not the only form of life support and explains types of life support that are commonly used in the intensive care unit.
The Intensive Care Doctor is an 11-episode series that discusses major issues that arise in the intensive care setting.
Critical Care physician who speaks about life support, advance directives, end of life and physician burnout.
I am passionate about Patient-Focused Foot & Ankle Education and am a Foot Health Advocate in evidenced based care to get your best foot forward.
My career says I have it figured out; my life reminds me I’m still becoming myself.
Grow your expertise with sustained coursework that explores practical financial frameworks and evidence-based investment approaches designed for today’s healthcare professional.
Dive into lectures that explore the expanding realm of nonclinical roles and the many ways physicians can redefine their careers.
A virtual experience offering practical strategies from neuroscience and psychology to support mental resilience, emotional wellbeing, and sustainable professional performance.
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