Medicine Monologues · EPISODE 1

The Infighting Episode [EPISODE]

We cover "infighting" in medicine: why does it happen? How can we start to see a change? Dr. Corriel takes a dive.

In this episode, Dr. Corriel responds to a comment about physician infighting.

Listen in, or watch, as she reads through some of the reactions of her followers, as well as her responses to them.

 

The Cliffhanger

The next question we want answered is: “Who are the bad guys [in medicine]?”

We want to her from you!

Thank you to Benoit Herbert, a cardiothoracic surgery fellow at Indiana University, who asked this important question on the thread.

You can answer that question here.

 

Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:

Drs. Alejandro Badia and Susan Baumgaertel got shoutouts in this episode, as they will be featured as hosts of our new SERIES called The Five, coming out soon. this one’s not to be missed. Heard in the clip we shared were Drs. Brian Gantwerker and Brad Block. Dr. Franchell Hamilton is another doctor featured on that particular episode recording. Catch The Five right here.

Our Book Directory, where doctors (and soon others) can feature the books they’ve written.

Cecilia Cruz was mentioned in this episode, with her commentary. Her profile, and work, can be found here.

Robert Kornfeld, DPM, weighed in and was mentioned. Take a look at his profile and what he does.

Shane Purcell, MD, was highlighted. Check him out as the speaker of our Private Practice 101 conference and look out for the next Private Practice conference in 2025.

The Healthcare conference we are planning to host can be accessed here, including the submission to be part of the lineup, or organizing.

Christine Bishara, MD, was quoted in this episode. She’s the chair of our Gut Health conference. Check it out here.

Delia Chiaramonte, MD, was mentioned (and I butchered her name, now that I know her, so my apologies), and here is the pain conference in which she will be speaking:

 

This is part of Medicine Monologues, a show in which Dr. Dana Corriel dissects a trending topic online. If you love the episode, we ask that you kindly share it with your friends or on social media, and tag @SoMeDocs! We’ll thank you for it.

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