Stephen Morrissey
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Managing Editor @NEJM
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06-07-2009 18:05:48
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Superb and infuriating piece by UC San Francisco colleague (& great writer) Louise Aronson about how her mom's clear, documented wish to avoid aggressive care at the end of life was ignored by a medical team locked into a we-did-this-so-we-must-do-that spiral. NEJM nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…
Journalist and author Eyal Press describes how moral injury stems from individuals being forced to act against their core values within their roles, revealing systemic challenges rather than personal shortcomings. Hear more in Not Otherwise Specified: nej.md/4aCiwGZ
Daniel P. Sulmasy, M.D., Ph.D., director of Kennedy Institute of Ethics and a professor in the Departments of Medicine and Philosophy Georgetown University, explains how patient spirituality is related to their health. Listen to the full interview: nej.md/3ToLNNU
Dr. Dhruv Khullar discusses whether the antitrust guidelines issued by the FTC and DOJ will affect hospital acquisition of physician practices, which has become a dominant trend in the United States. Listen to the full interview: nej.md/4a5wH7f
Roberta Katz, Ph.D., who coauthored a book on Generation Z, explains to Not Otherwise Specified host Dr. Lisa Rosenbaum why a cross-generational dialogue needs to happen in medical training environments. Full episode: nej.md/3T0u1Ai
Original Article: Microplastics and Nanoplastics in Atheromas and Cardiovascular Events nej.md/3IrM6T8
Editorial: Plastics, Fossil Carbon, and the Heart nej.md/48CvGSs
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In this episode of Not Otherwise Specified, Dr. Lisa Rosenbaum talks with an expert on generational change and a member of the current trainee cohort about generational values and the need for cross-generational dialogue.
The University of Utah’s Family Medicine Residency program (UofU FM Residency) analyzed and continuously revised the rubric used to select candidates for interviews and introduced structural changes to support residents. Read the full Perspective: nej.md/3UQsfnV
In this interview, Dave A. Chokshi, MD discusses ethical issues faced by safety-net health systems in the United States. Listen to the full interview: nej.md/49rkb1a
Professor David Blustein of Boston College, whose wife is a pediatrician, discusses what is needed to make work in medicine more psychologically satisfying. Listen to the full episode hosted by NEJM National Correspondent Lisa Rosenbaum: nej.md/3HT9cl2
In this clip, David Higgins MD MPH discusses steps clinicians and policymakers can take to address misinformation about parental vaccine hesitancy. Listen to the full interview: nej.md/3OvzJZG
Perspective: The Risks of Normalizing Parental Vaccine Hesitancy by David Higgins MD MPH and Sean O’Leary nej.md/3UwdtlU