Lessons from Range by David Epstein
The article discusses the complexities of diagnosing patients, emphasizing careful evaluation and avoiding premature conclusions.
Internal Medicine is a Wicked Problem – implications
The article highlights the importance of continuously reassessing diagnoses, adapting to new information for better patient care.
40 years of ward attending
The article emphasizes the importance of clinical reasoning and personalized care over strict adherence to medical guidelines.
Help your future colleagues
The article stresses the value of understanding patient context and individuality when applying medical guidelines in practice.
The danger of assuming
The article advises physicians to avoid assumptions and clarify patients’ symptoms for accurate diagnoses.
On Casuistry, Guidelines and Performance Measures
The article emphasizes that medical guidelines and performance measures should be balanced with individualized patient care.
Thoughts after a year of podcasting
The author describes three podcast styles scripted like Revisionist History, group discussions like The Curbsiders, and one-on-one.
Help your future colleagues
Ward attending physicians must prioritize patients and learners over their own ego, embracing servant leadership.
Podcasts for UME, GME, CME – rationale
The article discusses the importance of reflective practice in medical education for improved patient care.
Setting expectations for new clinical learners
The post emphasizes the significance of patient-centered care and communication in effective medical practice.