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Leading the Rounds: The Medical Leadership Podcast — “5 Rules for Leadership; Season 1 Recap”

by Caleb Sokolowski

In this episode, Peter and I put together the culmination of our first season of podcasting. We took lessons from leaders in medicine, business and the military to bring you 5 rules for leadership.

April 9, 2021
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A Meditation on the Anatomy Lab

by James Estaver

This feeling of loss and subsequent reflection revealed to me something fundamental about how I experience time in my own life. As I depart the anatomy lab, I stand on the shores of time’s river and gaze into the clear water’s surface. In it, I see a reflection of growth and of internal transformation -- a reflection not of who I was but of...

April 5, 2021
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March 30, 2021

Thank You, Doctor

I was patiently sitting in the lobby at Quest Diagnostics, waiting for the staff to slowly let people inside...

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Leading the Rounds: The Medical Leadership Podcast — “Presence,...

In this episode, we interview Dr. Edward Barksdale. He is the newly elected American Pediatric Surgery Association President. He...

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March 15, 2021

Beyond the Bottle

“We are taking him to rehab,” she said. I could hear a faint sigh of relief and happiness permeating...

by Emma Fenske
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March 12, 2021

Should Kidneys be Commodities? A Brief Look into Government-Regulated Organ Trading

The Iranian Consultative Assembly, the equivalent of a parliament, legalized living non-related donations in 1988 and set up a...

by Yichi Zhang
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March 11, 2021

Ms. Metaphysics

I am sitting in school / but I am also thinking of you. // Yes, I do / wonder...

by John Newman
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March 8, 2021

Humanizing the ICU

The heart monitor beeped incessantly, and the pulse oximeter kept dropping to the 80s. I ran to get a...

by Roshan Bransden
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February 27, 2021

Dissecting Anatomy Lab: Epilogue

I no longer feel alone the way that I did the first few weeks of dissections, because now I...

by Kate Crofton
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February 23, 2021

In Our Assessments We Trust

To understand the issue surrounding assessments, we must understand that it has become increasingly challenging to train physicians suited...

by Vinayak Jain
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Leading the Rounds: The Medical Leadership Podcast — “Joy and Justice in...

In this episode we interview Dr. Ijeoma Nnodim Opara. Dr. Opara received her medical degree from Wayne State University...

by Caleb Sokolowski
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February 20, 2021

Dissecting Anatomy Lab: The Final Disposition

Why would someone choose to donate their body to medical education? We have a dishonorable history in medicine of...

by Kate Crofton
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February 18, 2021

Weather This Weather

if we can just cling / and weather this weather, / we can make some things / much better...

by Thomas Amburn
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February 17, 2021

Taking a Wider View: A Medical Student’s Perspective on Reforming Obesity Medicine...

As physicians, we must work to lift patients up when they are struggling, rather than shaming them into well-being....

by Shradha Chhabria
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Leading the Rounds: The Medical Leadership Podcast — &...

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In Our Assessments We Trust

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Leading the Rounds: The Medical Leadership Podcast — &...

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The Subtle Art of (Not) Reflecting

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Tissue Paper Skin

February 3, 2021

Course Correction: Growing Distrust in Physicians and...

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Coming a Long Way — In the Wrong Direction

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Humanizing the ICU

Published by Roshan Bransden

The heart monitor beeped incessantly, and the pulse oximeter kept dropping to the 80s. I ran to get a nurse. He walked calmly into the room, straightened the patient’s...

March 8, 2021
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Narrative in Cirque

Published by Amber Allen

When I was 17, I went to the gynecologist for a Pap smear because my mom said, “Once you have sex you have to get one.” It felt like...

February 1, 2021
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The Pilot in the Labor Ward

Published by Brian James

There are many reasons a medical student may struggle on their obstetrics and gynecology (OBGYN) rotation. There is an obvious lack of medical knowledge or procedural skills common in...

January 25, 2021
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From the Wards

Red Lines, Black Bodies

Published by J. Kai Simmons

I entered the office of the Community Health Council of Wyandotte County, Kansas City, on a muggy, late-summer day during my family medicine rotation. The air-conditioned building boasted a...

January 20, 2021
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Preclinical

April 5, 2021

A Meditation on the Anatomy Lab

This feeling of loss and subsequent reflection revealed to me something fundamental about how I experience time in my...

by James Estaver
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Anatomic illustration of superficial facial/neck muscles and an interpretation of cadaveric donor
March 31, 2021

Reflections on Donor 8

On the first day of anatomy, we were reminded that this course was a once-in-a-lifetime experience and that we...

by Yeonsoo Sara Lee
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February 27, 2021

Dissecting Anatomy Lab: Epilogue

I no longer feel alone the way that I did the first few weeks of dissections, because now I...

by Kate Crofton
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February 20, 2021

Dissecting Anatomy Lab: The Final Disposition

Why would someone choose to donate their body to medical education? We have a dishonorable history in medicine of...

by Kate Crofton
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HalfwayWhen the start of M3 year came along, I was ready: ready to put...April 7, 2021

Thank You, DoctorI was patiently sitting in the lobby at Quest Diagnostics, waiting for the staff...March 30, 2021

Beyond the Bottle“We are taking him to rehab,” she said. I could hear a faint sigh...March 15, 2021

Should Kidneys be Commodities? A Brief Look into Government-Regulated Organ TradingThe Iranian Consultative Assembly, the equivalent of a parliament, legalized living non-related donations in...March 12, 2021

Taking a Wider View: A Medical Student’s Perspective on Reforming Obesity Medicine TrainingAs physicians, we must work to lift patients up when they are struggling, rather...February 17, 2021

The “Problem” with Politics and MedicineIn 2018, a patient filed a complaint against a medical student for wearing a...February 5, 2021

Tackling Health DisparitiesThe notion that a person’s health is only impacted by the clinical care they...January 28, 2021

Precedented: Historical Guidance on Freedom and Health in the Age of COVID-19We will recall when, during the summer of 2020, the moral and political duty...December 9, 2020

Physicians’ Role in Addressing RacismMercedes drove two hours to the nearest healthcare clinic to get her first physical...November 27, 2020

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