Wow! What a wonderful recap!So many people I love featured like ShantaZimmer, Chase Anderson, MD, MS (K.C. Ardem) 🦸🏽‍♂️🏳️‍🌈, the The Clinical Problem Solvers @DxRxEdu & Rabih Geha and the courageous voices of the trainees. Thanks Review of Systems | The MedEd Podcast!

If you’re upset about the idea of kids getting tampons and lunch in school but not upset about them getting shot in school, you don’t actually give a crap about kids.

Be kind—it’s evidence based! Seriously, though. . . I remember having an attending who threw charts and yelled at us on rounds. Back then we called it “passion” but now I know it was just rude. We interns all felt terrified and flew on one wing that month. 😞

There is just something about “# Asymptomatic Markedly Elevated Inpatient BP” that rolls off the tongue!

New data: The suicide risk for female physicians is 76% higher than the general population. Women in medicine need your support. We need reasonable workloads, adequate support, respect from colleagues, equitable pay, & work environments absent of discrimination & harassment.

Hey Republicans, it wasn't a book that killed those high school kids today.

We’re officially back for Season 2 of Review of Systems! Kicking things off with the ever-so-important topic of teaching Trauma Informed Care with Dr. Sadie Elisseou, MD 🎙️

(TW: Suicide) Today we honor National Physician Suicide Awareness Day, a reminder and a call to action, so that physicians' struggles don't become mental health emergencies. Physicians have one of the highest suicide rates of any profession. More than half of physicians,

Wow! CU Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine Fellow, Gwen Day in CHEST. Behind Bars at the Bedside journal.chestnet.org/article/S0012-… "Possibly the largest source of moral injury for trainees...is the witnessed dehumanization of incarcerated patients" cc: dani Fernando Holguin @dronlylbr Elizabeth Warren CU Department of Medicine

What is your preferred method of rounding??

New episode coming this Wednesday! Mark your calendars as we will be sharing a great episode on the “learning edge” and tips/tricks for engaging learners of all levels. Featuring Dr. Berlacher and Dr. Skowronski! @KBerlacher Jenna Skowronski

NEW EPISODE OUT NOW! Tune in to hear Dr. Katie Berlacher and Dr. Jenna Skowronski discuss adult learning and the future of medical education. Dr. Berlacher, MD MS is the Associate Chief of Education and Director of the Women's Heart Program for the Heart and Vascular Institute

In this episode we discuss the challenges and rewards of parenting during medical training with special guests Dr. Yaa Asare, Dr. Kira Grush, & Dr. Kyle McDaniel.

🔑 2024 PRACTICE-CHANGING CLINICAL TRIALS #recap ~~ a thread 🧵 ~~ 👇

#JACCCaseReports: jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.… 34y/o woman, no medical history collapsed while walking. Bystanders initiated CPR until emergency services arrived & she received defibrillation twice for V-fib w/ return of spontaneous circulation. En route to 🏥, she developed

It was so great to have the opportunity to chat with Eva Aagaard! #MedEdGoals

Join us live on 17 April, to explore complex clinical scenarios at the intersection of heart disease and cancer treatment. Register free now – ow.ly/KWHg50VzNVn Expect insights on: ✅ Novel therapies ✅ Diagnostic challenges ✅ Risk mitigation strategies 🥼 Dr Julia

Meet the team! Julia is a 3rd year internal medicine resident, planning to do cardiology with an interest in cardio-oncology. She will be a chief resident at the University of Colorado for the upcoming academic year.