Videos

Jan. 14, 2023

How people of faith can respond to our broken health system

In this episode, we speak with G. Scott Morris, a physician and ordained minister who has dedicated his career to treating patients with chronic conditions at Church Health. He shares his experiences working with individuals to improve their health through better nutrition and physical activity, and discusses the potential for…

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Jan. 14, 2023

The human touch in radiology: Going beyond the scan #shorts

As a radiologist, I have the unique opportunity to not only analyze medical images, but also interact with patients and their families. And it's not just during business hours - often times, I find myself scanning children at night, when they're most likely to be asleep and still. During these…

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Jan. 14, 2023

Why radiologists are the unsung heroes of health care #shorts

As a radiologist, my job is to diagnose and interpret medical images to help physicians make informed treatment decisions for their patients. But in order to do this effectively, communication and collaboration with other members of the healthcare team is crucial. That's why we don't just sit in silence, staring…

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Jan. 13, 2023

A physician shows incredible strength and resilience in an emotional moment

In this episode, we follow Houda Bouhmam, a radiology resident, as she struggles to deliver the devastating news to a patient that there is no cure for their disease. Despite the emotional toll it takes on her, Houda perseveres and shares the difficult news, shining a light on the strength…

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Jan. 13, 2023

Negotiating employment contracts: How to prioritize your battles #shorts

When it comes to negotiating employment contracts, it's essential to prioritize your battles and choose your fights wisely. As a doctor, I understand the temptation to want to make changes to every single word and section, but it's important to focus on the most crucial aspects and stand your ground…

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Jan. 13, 2023

Don't let your BMI mislead you: the risks of skinny fat #shorts

Skinny fat, a term used to describe normal weight individuals who still carry excess fat and are at risk for the same diseases as those who are obese. Don't let your BMI deceive you - even if you're within a "healthy" range, undiagnosed skinny fat can still put you at…

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Jan. 12, 2023

Why body type standards are misleading in assessing health

In this episode, we explore the concept of normal weight obesity and skinny fat with scientific researcher Marc Nelson. Marc discusses how genetics, diet, exercise, and lifestyle all play a role in determining our body type, and how new research is helping us better understand the complex relationship between body…

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Jan. 12, 2023

The sacred bond between physicians and patients #shorts

The bond between physicians and patients is the foundation of good health and medical decision making. It is a sacred relationship that should be the focus of everything we do in the healthcare industry. As physicians, we are valuable assets, but our patients are even more precious. We must always…

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Jan. 12, 2023

The physician shortage: What are we doing with the time we have? #shorts

As a society, it's clear that we are facing a shortage of physicians. But have you ever stopped to think about how we are utilizing the time of the physicians we do have? It seems that instead of focusing on patient care and hospital work, doctors are being pulled in…

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Jan. 11, 2023

Physicians' real problem isn’t burnout

"Let’s ask which elements of our system support this and promote and enhance those elements. If anything takes time or focus away from the main principle, let’s remove or replace it. Whether it’s the EMR, payment models, prior authorizations, or even automated phone systems, let’s rethink things so the two…

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Jan. 11, 2023

Medical school success tip: Don't just memorize, understand #shorts

Are you striving to become a memorization pro and earn a spot in medical school? Well, let me tell you, once you get there, the amount of information you'll need to manage and comprehend can be overwhelming. That's why it's important to not just memorize facts and figures, but to…

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Jan. 11, 2023

Feeling like an imposter in medical school? You're not alone. #shorts

Congratulations to all the future doctors out there who just got accepted into med school! Remember, you are capable of finishing and achieving your dreams. It's important to surround yourself with a supportive network and never be afraid to ask for help. Medical school can be tough, but it's normal…

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Jan. 10, 2023

Who are we losing on the medical education journey?

"My hope for the future is to see a health care workforce that matches the diversity of the communities it serves. As we continue to push for health equity, we also continue to evaluate and reassess our student programs to provide tailored support and help them reach their full potential.…

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Jan. 10, 2023

Find your purpose and connect with what matters on a journey of self-discovery #shorts

Feeling lost and disconnected? Take a step towards finding your purpose and connecting with what truly matters. Embark on a journey of self-discovery and adventure. Whether you're looking to delve into a specific topic or simply seeking a change of scenery, there is something for everyone. Follow your heart and…

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Jan. 10, 2023

Embracing your journey: a lesson from a military physician #shorts

As a military physician, I often hear people asking what it's like on the "other side" - as if civilian life is somehow easier or better. But the truth is, the grass is not always greener on the other side. Both military and civilian life come with their own unique…

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Jan. 9, 2023

Why physicians should go on a retreat

"The retreat offered me the opportunity to see that I want more time (don’t we all) to connect with quiet, peace, and loved ones. I want to embody love as well as the badass that I am. That’s what I got out of the retreat and what I brought home…

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Jan. 9, 2023

Why companionship is crucial in elderly care #shorts

As a healthcare professional, it's important to be able to offer more than just medical treatment to our patients. Sometimes, all they need is someone to be present with them and listen to their concerns. That kind of companionship is crucial, especially for those who may not have strong social…

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Jan. 9, 2023

Experience the unique beauty of hospice care #shorts

As a hospice volunteer, I have had the opportunity to witness the unique beauty of end-of-life care. In this setting, the focus shifts away from aggressive medical interventions and towards the interpersonal connections and support that can bring comfort to those in their final days. I have been able to…

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Jan. 8, 2023

What being a hospice volunteer taught me about health care

"The finality of death is a powerful teacher. For some patients, being diagnosed with a terminal illness is an experience that lends a tremendous shift in perspective and newfound authenticity. This can be instructive to them and the people around them. As psychologist Charles Garfield says, 'The living have much…

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Jan. 8, 2023

The real cause of burnout among doctors: a lack of empowerment #shorts

Feeling burnt out? It might be because you're not feeling empowered in your profession. As doctors, it can often feel like we're losing control of how we're able to care for our patients due to all the red tape and bureaucracy surrounding EMRs. That's why it's so important to find…

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Jan. 8, 2023

From blogging to podcasting: How to use your talents to spread medical knowledge online #shorts

Are you a writer with a passion for medicine? Do you have a knack for making engaging videos or a talent for creating memes? No matter your strengths, there's a platform on social media that can showcase your skills and help you share medical information with a wider audience. If…

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Jan. 7, 2023

Why medical professionals deserve better EMR systems #shorts

Have you ever stopped to think about how important it is for healthcare companies to make life easier for clinicians? In my opinion, it's absolutely crucial. Unfortunately, doctors and other medical professionals often don't have much of a say in the systems and technologies that are implemented in their workplaces.…

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Jan. 7, 2023

Forgetting about patient care in the rush for the right code #shorts

Everywhere we look, people seem to be laser-focused on getting the right code for their visits. And we get it, accuracy is important, especially when it comes to Medicare Advantage. Proper coding ensures that scores can be calculated and payment can be processed smoothly through all the necessary channels. But…

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Jan. 6, 2023

Let’s focus more on caring, rather than coding

"With the shift to value-based care models, it will be more important than ever to give clinicians a diagnostically focused view for each patient and each of their medical problems. Clinicians need these details instantly, without having to randomly search through unrelated sections of the clinically inert EHR. By empowering…

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