rcentor, Author at medrantsc

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.

Ward attending physicians must prioritize patients and learners over their own ego, embracing servant leadership.

The article discusses the importance of reflective practice in medical education for improved patient care.

The post emphasizes the significance of patient-centered care and communication in effective medical practice.

The article highlights the challenges and importance of balancing clinical duties with personal well-being in medicine.

The post discusses the necessity of lifelong learning and adaptation for successful medical practitioners.

As in this book, when a previous diagnosis does not make sense, consider reopening the diagnostic process as a “cold case”.

Mystery novels, like medical diagnoses, require revisiting assumptions to uncover overlooked evidence and correct errors.

Likely the zinc deficiency is a major culprit here. Studies of the ornithine transcarbamylase cycle show that zinc is an important co-factor.

The author welcomed two third-year medical students starting internal medicine rotations and shared a helpful podcast list.