Brian Cohen, MD joins our Side Ventures SERIES to tell us all about the podcast he runs.
We cover:
- the business-mind behind his venture, who focuses on human behavior
- the importance of creating ventures for human good
- prioritizing where people “live” each day and learn, rather than where others tell them to go
- the evolution of peer-to-peer learning
- putting the power back into the hands of the clinician
- getting the AMA to agree to work with his company and their innovative idea
- “bending” the system without breaking it
- working with the goal of not competing with what exists
- capturing the “uncaptured” moments in between in-person conferences
- taking the onus off of the conference and putting it on the attendee, who defines what they’re learning
- whether the CME-world is a racket
- keeping track of your learning, and how his venture helps to prove learning to physicians’ departments
The Guest
To read more about Dr. Cohen, find his socials, and even connect with him through the Inquiries box in our doctors’ profiles (if they opt in), click into his profile here.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
The Innovative Approaches To Obesity Medicine conference.
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