The Dr. Mike Sevilla Podcast: Recent Episodes
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My Journey Through Medicine, Social Media, and Life: Hosted by Family Physician Mike Sevilla, MD. Check out DrMikeSevilla.com. Formerly known as Doctor Anonymous Show
Great discussion about the Power of Social Media and Digital Communication in medicine with my friends and colleagues Dr. Marie Ramas and Dr. Natasha Bhuyan. We talk about social media for advocacy, for networking, and for other goals. We also talk about the upcoming 2020 National Conference of Constituency Leaders conference by the American Academy of Familly Physicians.
Dr. Mike making another effort to get back into podcasting, and not holding himself back by making any more excuses. Have you had difficulties doing something you really wanted to do? I talk about that a little bit here. And, I'm going to give some brief Dr. Mike updates....
Just wanted to share my interview from the Louie B Free Radio Show on June 6, 2019. I share a little bit about growing up in the Youngstown, Ohio area. We also talk about medical topics like medicine & social media, the perceived fear of vaccines, the 2019 Measles epidemic in the USA, the inappropriate use of antibiotics for viral infections, the concerning cost of pharmaceuticals and prescription drugs, hospice and end of life care, the dangers of genetic testing, and more!
Should you podcast? Absolutely yes! Host of the Get Social Health podcast, Janet Kennedy, joins me to make the case for podcasting.
The Healthcare Marketing Network was co-founded by Janet Kennedy, and she'll describe the founding of the company along with how this network can help you. Janet is also the Host of the Get Social Health podcast
Review of the 2018 Mayo Clinic Social Media Conference with guest Janet Kennedy who is the co-founder of the HealthCare Marketing Network and Host of the Get Social Health Podcast
Should physicians be on social media? Absolutely! I talk about this with our good friend Dr. Kim Yu in this episode. We also talk about why physicians should "Stay In Our Lane" and talk about gun violence with our patients, and physicians should also be in the conversation talking about how to prevent the next mass shooting in the United States.
Chatting with our good friend Dr. Kim Yu about the 2018 AAFP Family Medicine Experience conference in New Orleans
Had a great chat with our friends Dr. Kim Yu and Dr. Alex McDonald on Facebook Live on Saturday, October 21, 2017. Alex gave an update from the California Medical Association meeting. Kim gives an update on Family Medicine's efforts for Puerto Rico relief following Hurricane Maria. Kim and I also talk about how to support allergy prone children at Halloween time. And, so much more discussion. Also check out the video of this FB Live at DrMikeSevilla.com
Family Physician Dr. Ajoy Kumar works in Tampa, Florida. And, as we recorded this interview on the morning of Saturday, September 9, 2017, Hurricane Irma was still about 24-48 hours away from the Tamps, Florida area. In this interview, we talk about how he, the hospital, and the community are doing. He also shares how his previous experience working in developing countries have prepared him for this experience. Finally, he talks about how Family Medicine and Family Physicians are uniquely positioned to perform in leadership positions like this. Enjoy our chat!
Dr. Troy Fiesinger is a long time resident of Houston, Texas. In addition, he is a Family Physician and a friend of mine. In this episode. Dr. Troy shares his story of what it was like before, during, and after Hurricane Harvey in August 2017. Also of note, this interview happened less than one week after landfall of the tropical storm. Get more information at DrMikeSevilla.com
On this 15th observance of September 11, 2001, Dr. Mike Sevilla offers some thoughts and shares podcast from 2008 about his observations from back then
Want to empower yourself beyond traditional Western medicine treatments, like medications? "The Innate Design: Implementing Self-Healing Techniquest For The Modern Patient," is a book written by Melissa Aguirre, Yoga Therapist, and Kyle Hodebecke, Family Physician. According to their amazon site, the co-authors, "empower the reader throuh the utilization of treatment modalities such as yoga, the chakra system, and mindfulness to further healing and maintenance."
Mike Sevilla, MD interviews Dean Brandon who is a dentist from Alabama and is a Delegate to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio. As we recorded the interview, the night previous, Ted Cruz & Mike Pense spoke. And, we talked about expectations for the Trump speech tonight. In addition, Dean gives us insight on what delegates actually do during a national convention.
Mike Sevilla, MD interviews author Meredith Gould about her new book "Desperately Seeking Spirituality"
Conversation with Dennis Schiraldi, Founder and Chief Evangelist of DoYoLive 2016 Conference which is a Digital Marketing Conference to take place on August 4, 2016 on the campus of Youngstown State University. Get more information at DoYoLive.com
Pamela Wible, MD is a Family Physician who is passionate about raising awareness about Physician Suicide. This is the audio portion of a Google Hangout from the Suicide Prevention Social Media community on March 20, 2016. Panelists on this program include April Foreman, Bart Andrews, and Mike Sevilla. More information at this link http://spsmchat.com/2016/03/19/pamelawible-chats-with-spsm-using-some-to-tackle-physician-suicide-32016-9pct/
Hi, I'm Mike Sevilla, and I'm a Family Physician in Northeastern Ohio. I've been podcasting for a decade, and in this episode, I reintroduce myself and talk about my personal and professional background. Thanks for tuning in!
Chatting with Nurse Practitioner Sean Dent on a variety of topics. We talk about Sean's recent knee surgery, and his post-operative journey. We also talk about the Miami Doctor who lashed out at the Uber driver, and we ask the question, "Can this Doctor ever get over the present negative Social Media Footprint?" Next, Sean talks about a recent blog post about the traditional label of "Mid-Level Provider" and how we need to move forward from that term. Finally, we talk about some new emojis for 2016. Enjoy!
Dr. Mike Sevilla & Dr. Gerry Tolbert talk about the Miami Doctor who lashed out at the Uber driver in January 2016. We ask the question if this doctor can ever change her Social Media Footprint to put this embarrassing episode behind her.
Dr. Gerry Tolbert, Convener of 2016 AAFP National Conference of Constituency Leaders, joins me and Dr. Kim Yu to talk about the upcoming meeting in May 2016. Check out more information at AAFP.org/Leader
In this brief clip, I talk about the American Family Physician Journal podcast. Check them out on iTunes. And, I also make a pathetic plea to be on their great program!
Dr. Gerry Tolbert & I discuss and article entitled, "Patients Leaving Hospitals Often Don't Understand Care Plans," from Reuters from January 6, 2016. Check out the article at this link http://news.yahoo.com/patients-leaving-hospitals-often-don-t-understand-care-160531373.html;_ylt=AwrC1Cg4wo1WYWgAzMrQtDMD;_ylu=X3oDMTByOHZyb21tBGNvbG8DYmYxBHBvcwMxBHZ0aWQDBHNlYwNzcg--
Dr. Gerry Tolbert & I discuss an article from The Verge entitled, "The Health Gadgets at CES 2016 Want To Body Shame You Into Buying Them." Check out the link right here http://www.theverge.com/2016/1/6/10724414/ces-2016-fitness-tech-quantified-health-bad-science
Dr. Gerry Tolbert, Conference Chair/Convener of 2016 AAFP National Conference of Constituency Leaders, promotes the upcoming May 2016 meeting. Get more information at http://aafp.org/leader
Chatting with Dr. Bart Andrews about Social Media, Mental Health, Suicide Prevention, Primary Care and more. Dr. Andrews is the Vice President of Clinical Operations at Behavioral Health Response in the St Louis area.
Social Media Presentation on October 23, 2015 at Wonca Europe Conference in Istanbul, Turkey
Dr. Mike Sevilla interviews Dr. Kyle Hoedebecke live from Istanbul, Turkey at the 2015 Wonca Europe Conference. We talk about the conference, recap the 2015 Polaris Pre-conference before the AAFP Global Health Conference, and promoting the 2016 Wonca World Conference in Rio de Janerio, Brazil
The Dangers of Prescription Drug Abuse are discussed by Dr. Mike Sevilla & Dr. Gerry Tolbert. This discussion was sparked by the appearance of Dr. Wanda Filer on the Dr. Oz show on October 19, 2015 where Dr. Filer did discuss this topic. Dr. Filer is the President of the American Academy of Family Physicians.
Dr. Mike Sevilla speaking on Social Media & Medicine at the 2015 Annual Meeting of the Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association. This talk was on Saturday, September 26, 2015 at the University of California Irvine School of Medicine.
Dr. Jay Lee, President of the California Academy of Family Physicians, keynote talk at the 2015 Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association on Saturday, September 26, 2015 at the University of California Irvine School of Medicine. The title of his topic is "Intersections in Healthcare"
This week, it was announced that the Family Medicine Residency Program at Columbia in NYC would be closing. Just hours later, that decision was reversed. What does this mean, and what are next steps? Dr. Gerry Tolbert and I discuss further. In addition, we talked about the recent AAFP Annual Meeting and other topics. Enjoy!
Dr. Gerry Tolbert and I talk about the upcoming American Academy of Family Physicians meetings including the Family Medicine Experience conference and the Congress of Delegates in Denver, Colorado from September 27-October 4, 2015
Dr. Wanda Filer, President of the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP), and Dr. Jay Lee, President of the California Academy of Family Physicians, discuss the Family Medicine, Social Media, and Leadeship. We also discuss Dr. Filer's appearance earlier this year on The Doctor Oz Show talking about Family Medicine. Dr. Lee discusses the use of social media in helping to pass legislation at the state level in California. We also talk about the upcoming AAFP Congress of Delegates and AAFP Family Medicine Experience conference in Denver, Colorado from September 27-October 4, 2015.
On September 15, 2015, The View co-hosts Michelle Collins and Joy Behar poked fun at nurses and the nursing profession with their comments about the performance of Miss Colorado (and nurse) Kelley Johnson. In this program, two nurses, Sean Dent and Emily Bennett, respond to these comments in the only way that they know how. Enjoy!
Should you record your doctor's visit on your smartphone? We'll discuss that along with the recent September 9, 2015 Apple Event announcing the iPhone 6S, iPad Pro, new Apple TV, and Apple watch update with our friends @DrewMGriffin and @IamUnafraid. At the end of the recording, I had a nice conversation with former Apple employee @darius about the recent Apple event.
Discussion on Technology and Medicine with @DrewMGriffin & @IamUnafraid. We talk about the Apple Event September 9, 2015 talking about the iPhone 6s and other products. Drew also brings up topic on an unusual cancer therapy. Sean talks on the re-boot of the Change of Shift Nursing Blog Carnival.
My guest is Dr. Karla Booker who will share her story with her husband Kent, and the show of love that spontaneously occured on social media following his passing recently. We'll talk about #HaaganDazs4Kent what what that really means
Gerry and I talk about Wearable Health Technology, Influenza Update 2015, Family Medicine Revolution, and more!
New Year, New You! Starting off the new year right with our pal Dr. Gerry Tolbert. In this show, we look back at 2014 and look ahead to 2015.
Kim, Gerry, and I will be previewing the 2015 Family Medicine Spring Leadership meeting which will take place in Kansas City. It is the National Conference of Constituency Leaders (#NCCL2015). In addition, Gerry and I talk about the upcoming AAFP Assembly in DC. And, there will be other surprises as well!
My guest will be Kristina Zimmerman who is the 2014 Student Chair of the AAFP National Conference of Medical Students. This year's meeting will take place August 7-9, 2014 in Kansas City and the hashtag for the meeting is #AAFPNC. During this meeting, we will be talking about this year's meeting, Family Medicine Advocacy, and whatever else comes up. Hope you can join us!
My guest will be Tami Neumann who is the host of the BlogTalkRadio show named "Conversations In Care." Tami is a Certified Dementia Practitioner and has been involved in the long term health care industry for 15 years. On Sunday May 18 at 3pET, Conversations In Care will be having a roundtable discussion on their show on the topic of Dementia care, and I will be a guest on that show. Following my interview with Tami, I'll be recapping some recent Family Medicine advocacy meetings in the past couple of weeks. Hope you can join us!
Will be previewing next week's Family Medicine Advocacy meeting called #aafpNCSC which is American Academy of Family Physicians National Conference of Special Constituency meeting. Check out more information at http://aafp.org/leader
NephMadness 2014 is an educational and advocacy effort put together by kidney physicians called nephrologists during the month of March which is National Kidney Awareness Month. It coincides with the annual NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. My guests on the show will be the physicians behind NephMadness 2014. Get more infomation at the official blog of the American Journal of Kidney Diseases at eAJKD.com
In this philosophical episode, I'll be reflecting on questions like, "Who are the Founders of Family Medicine?" and "How does Family Medicine honor it's history?"
Social Media & Medicine was the topic when I was interviewed on the radio show for The Youngstown Vindicator Newspaper called "Brainfood From The Heartland" on February 20, 2014. I will share a re-broadcast of that interview on tonight's podcast
Medical Marijuana, Narcotics Abuse, Antibiotics Overuse, Obamacare, and more: These are some topics that I was asked about on the radio show called Brainfood For The Heartland with host Louie Free. Interview recorded January 30, 2014 from 8:30-10am at LouieFreeShow.com
This is the first show of 2014! I'm going to be updating what's been going on in my life and looking forward to another great year on social media!
Are you snowed in like me on a Saturday Night? Why not join me an co-host Warrior Kat as we talk about the Christmas Season and this week's current events. We'll be laughing A LOT during the show as well. Join us!
Co-Host Kat and I will be catching up on our Thanksgiving events and also be chatting about interesting news stories from current events, entertainment, sports, and more! Hope you can join us!
Co-Host Kat and I will be talking about the upcoming Thanksgiving Holiday. And, since we haven't had a show in a while, we'll be catching up on things, and chatting about some interesting stories in the news. Hope you can join us!
Reviewing the Medicine & Social Media Panel at last week's 2013 RWJF Aligning Forces For Quality (#AF4Q) Annual Meeting in Austin, Texas. Also talking about today's blog post entited "Filipino Survival Guilt"
The National Meeting of #AF4Q Aligning Forces For Quality will be November 6-8, 2013 in Austin, Texas. This is a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation group committed to lift the overall quality of health care in communities. They focus on data on quality, cost, and patient experience. The Flashback Segment highlights an 2008 interview with our friend @Warrior_Kat who shares her cancer survival story
Over a month since the last show. Time to catch up! I'll be playing some clips from recent Primary Care meetings & giving my opinion on them. In the Flashback segment, I'll be sharing an interview from 5 years ago with a long time friend of the show...
I visited the National September 11 Memorial in NYC last weekend and I'll share my experience there. Will also share segment from 2008 talking about 9/11
SIx years ago this week was 1st show on BTR. Yay! Also reviewing my weekend in Boston last week with the #PCPSummit2013 conference. In the flashback segment, will be sharing an interview from five years ago. Man, time flies...
2014 will be the Year Of The Family Physician, so says my guest Ronald L. Fong, MD, MPH from the University of California Davis where he is Assistant Clinical Professor of Family and Community Medicine. Check out more information at FamilyMedicineRevolution.org/blog
Will have a live report from the 2013 National Conference of Family Medicine Residents and Medical Students in Kansas City by the American Academy of Family Physicians.
In this brief podcast, I'll be exploring the question of who inspires you? Will also be giving updates on previous podcasts. Hope you can join me!
This is my interview with Primary Care Progress about my social media history and my opinions about the Health Care Social Media (#HCSM) landscape. I also answered questions in real time from meeting attendees during this webinar. Thanks to Primary Care Progress for the opportunity to be a part of this webinar. Check out their website at http://PrimaryCareProgress.org
Our pals at Primary Care Progress are based in the Boston area, and I'll be broadcasting live from the undisclosed location about my upcoming Social Media webinar with them on July 18, 2013. And, of course, there's other topics to talk about as well :)
I'm back from my social media break! On tonight's show, I'll be sharing what I've been thinking and what I've been doing. Check out the new site DrMikeSevilla.com and I'll be talking about the future of my social media life
A big announcement will be made during this show. It's been blog anniversary week, and I've been thinking about a lot of things with regard to my social media life. Hope you can join me
My guest will be Christopher Snider who is the host of the Just Talking Podcast. We'll also be talking about #DayOfDiabetes on twitter which is his way of sharing his story about his chronic disease
Oklahoma City Physician Dr. Rachel Franklin joins me to share her perspective on this week's F5 tornado, the aftermath, and the recovery. She has been live tweeting events with her @YourFamilyDoc account. Hope you can join us!
The Your Health Talk podcast is created, written, and produced by Medical Students in the Kansas City area. I'll be talking with the hosts about the podcasts. And then, they will interview me. Hope you can join us for this unique show! Check out their podcast at YourHealthTalk.org
I'll be commenting on some recent Family Medicine meetings, previewing next week's exciting show, and also previewing a podcast that I'll be interviewed on tonight. In addition, I'll be testing out some new audio equipment, and seeing if it actually works. Hope you can join me!
Previewing the Family Medicine Leadership meeting called the Annual Leadership Forum and National Conference of Special Constituencies by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Interviews with Gerry Tolbert, MD, Kim Yu, MD, and Troy Fiesinger, MD
Along with my co-host Kat, we'll be having a good time and reviewing some of the news, entertainment, and odd stories of the week.
Is Twitter still a public place for rich discussion? Or has this been relegated to private messaging? My guest will be Meredith Gould & we'll be discussing how Social Media has changed. On her site, she describes herself as a Digital Strategist, Author, Blogger, and Founder of the Church Social Media Chat (#CHSocM).
Will be discussing essay "Mainstream Media Can Help Us Share Our Stories," by AAFP President-Elect Dr. Reid Blackwelder. Will also be analyzing recent media appearances by Family Docs and what messaging lessons we can learn. Download entire audio podcast at http://bit.ly/FMR299
Dr. Jordan Grumet, Internal Medicine Physician & Blogger, will be joining me for a discussion on Medicine & Social Media. Dr. Grumet's blog is called "In My Humble Opinion: A Primary Care Physician's thoughts on medicine and life."
Interviewing graduating medical student Michael B Moore from the Pacific NW Univ of Health Sciences. He's very active on social media and will be entering a Family Medicine residency this summer. I'll also talk about this week's Match Day festivities at medical schools.
Dr. Ben Miller joins me to chat about his essay, "Comprehensive Primary Care Includes Mental Health." We'll also discuss his webinar next wk on March 13, 2013 at 8pET. More info about the webinar & his essay at PrimaryCareProgress.org. Download entire audio podcast at http://bit.ly/FMR296 - Apologies for the tech problems at the top of the show
My guest will be Physician Entrepreneur Dr. Jennifer Dyer who will share her story of building Health Apps for smartphones. We'll also talk about the upcoming SXSW conference & what it's like being there. Dr. Dyer is also known as @EndoGoddess on twitter. Download entire episode at http://bit.ly/FMR295
Kevin Pho, MD, from KevinMD.com will be my guest to discuss his new book, "Establishing, Managing, and Protecting Your Online Reputation: A Social Media Guide For Physicians and Medical Practices" Download entire show at http://bit.ly/FMR294
Dr. Andrew Morris-Singer from PrimaryCareProgress.com will be joining me live to discuss issues like Practice Innovation and Advocacy. Download entire episode at http://bit.ly/FMR293
AAFP Student Board Member Aaron Meyer will be joining me to discuss his essay about the Medical Student Match process. I'll also be talking about the norovirus stomach infection that has been recently in the news. Finally, what's CPOE? I'll explain. Download the entire podcast at http://bit.ly/FMR292
How about a physician social media support group? I'll talk with Family Physician Dr. Vicki Rentel about that and this question: "What gets you up in the morning to work in this broken health care system?" Hope you can join us!
Steve from Work2LoseIt.com shares his wellness journey. We'll also discuss Fitness Technology Apps and Gadgets to help you. Download entire show at http://bit.ly/FMR290
Dr. Jeffrey Cain, President of the American Academy of Family Physicians, joins me to discuss this week's essay, "Time For A National Conversation About Gun Violence," from the AAFP website. In addition, Dr. Jennifer Shu, Pediatrician & CNN contributor, gives us a Flu Update. Finally, Leo Laporte gives advice how to monetize in this social media and new media world. Download the entire podcast here http://bit.ly/FMR289
On this 1st show of 2013, I'll be discussing self-diagnosis using the internet, self-tracking of your health using apps and wearable technology, and me being a "self-fraud." Download the entire show at http://bit.ly/FMR288
Join co-host Kat and me as we reflect back on 2012 and discuss some stories from the past week and the past year including the areas of entertainment, current events, and more. Download entire episode at http://bit.ly/FMR287
Family Physician & Author Dr. Davis Liu talks about his new book "The Thrifty Patient: Vital Insider Tips For Saving Money And Staying Healthy." Download entire show at http://bit.ly/FMR286
The Conference on Practice Improvement will take place this week organized by the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine. I'll also be talking about my Social Media plans for the mtg. Download entire podcast at http://bit.ly/FMR285
GIveThanks campaign is intended to promote Family Medicine through social media. I'll be analyzing this initiative by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Also I'll be chatting with Family Physician and author Dr. Deanna Wills about her book whose proceeds will go to benefit her work with an orphanage in China. Download entire episode at http://bit.ly/FMR284
Dr. Ryan Neuhofel talks about delivering medical care without the need of insurance companies. This model is called Direct Primary Care. More information at NeuCare.Net. Download entire show at http://bit.ly/FMR283
Interviews with Lisa Fields (@Practical Wisdom) and with Will from the Lost In PreMed Podcast. Also, observations about this week's Hurricane Sandy. Download entire show at http://bit.ly/FMR282
Social media was front and center this week at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Family Physicians. I'll be sharing sound clips of Academy leaders making direct references to social media and its importance to advocacy. Download the entire episode at http://bit.ly/FMR281
Dr. Burgert will be giving a Keynote Prezo at next week's Health Care Social Media Summit at Mayo Clinic. Not only is she a pediatrician, she is Social Media Manager of her office blog KCKidsDoc.com. As a bonus, I'll also share my chat last night with Dr. Andrew Morris-Singer from PrimaryCareProgress.com
Along with my co-host Kat, we'll be having a good time and reviewing some of the news, entertainment, and odd stories of the week. Download entire episode at http://bit.ly/FMR279
Dr. Gerry Tolbert joins me to discuss the AAFP Report released this week "Primary Care for the 21st Century: Ensuring A Quality, Physician-led Team For Every Patient." Download full episode at http://bit.ly/FMR278
Dr. Rob Lamberts recently announced that he is leaving his traditional practice to open a Solo Practice with the model of "Direct Primary Care" that does not require insurance but does require a monthly fee. Listen to our discussion as he tells us why he chose to do this, and what this type of practice looks like. Check out his website at DoctorLamberts.Org
Ted Epperly, MD, Family Physician & Author, joins me to discuss his book "Fractured: America's Broken Healthcare System And What We Must To Do To Heal It." Download the entire episode at http://bit.ly/FMR276
Previewing tomorrow's Episode 276 with Dr. Ted Epperly. Tonight. I'll be giving some background information on his book "Fractured: America's Broken Healthcare System And What We Must Do To Heal It."
Celebrating 5 years of the show: Will also share a clip from the very first show. I'll be reflecting on 5 years of the show. In addition, I'll be sharing audio clips by @DocForeman as she experiences her first Hurricane. Finally, I'll share my experience talking with first year medical students this week about Social Media & Digital Professionalism
Along with my co-host Kat, we'll be having a good time and reviewing some of the news, entertainment, and odd stories of the week. Hope you can join us!
Can Family Medicine be summarized in a 10 minutes? Join Gerry Tolbert, April Foreman, and Tony Wood in our roundtable discussion as we discuss entering a healthcare video contest and what our approach should be.
Along with my co-host Kat, we'll be having a good time and reviewing some of the news, entertainment, and odd stories of the week. Hope you can join us!
Is primary care dying? Uh, no! Share your story as a patient, physician or anyone else why primary care is important using social media through the Causes.com Health & Justice Project and The DFF Health Competition. Plus, I'll be reviewing a new podcast by a soon-to-be physician called the Lost In Premed Podcast (including an audio clip). In addition, I'll be reviewing some articles including "Doctor Shortage Likely To Worsen With Health Law" by Annie Lowrey from NYT, "Reviving The Pipeline: A Call To Action For All" by Dr. Andrew Morris-Singer from The Health Care Blog, and "Curing The Physician Shortage: Systemic Change To Breed The Doctors We Need" by Ben Gallagher from The Atlantic. Finally, some Elvis music remembering 35 years ago today of his passing...
Having a good time to end the week reviewing some of the news, entertainment, and odd stories of the past few days. Hope you can join us!
Along with my co-host Kat, we'll be having a good time and reviewing some of the news, entertainment, and odd stories of the week including London Olympics 2012. Hope you can join us!
Wrapping up the 2012 AAFP National Conference of Family Medicine Residents & Medical Students
Medical students Diana Tucci & Aaron Meyer will be joining me to discuss this week's AAFP National Conference of Family Medicine Residents & Medical Students - particularly the social media angle including the #AAFPNC hashtag and how they plan to use social media to let people know about the meeting
Dr. Kevin Bernstein joins me to discuss the upcoming 2012 AAFP National Conference of Family Medicine Residents and Medical Students taking place July 26-28 in Kansas CIty. He is Chair of the FamMed Resident section of the meeting. I'll also give an exclusive preview my Social Media Advocacy session and my Ignite AAFP prezo for this meeting. Hope you can join us!
"Time For Total Medicine: Get Family Medicine Out Of The Shadows," is an article that has been talked about a lot in the past week. In addition to that, I'll reflect on the previous three shows where the guests were AAFP Board Members and why it was important that they appeared on the podcast.
AAFP Board Member Laura Knobel, MD will be discussing her essay, "The Joys - And Advantages - Of Solo Practice."
AAFP Board Member Conrad Flick, MD will be discussing his recent essay, "Working With Others Key To Successfully Transforming Our Practices" and transformation of medical practices to the Patient Centered Medical Home
AAFP Board Member Reid Blackwelder, MD, will be joining me to talk about Advocacy and his recent essay, "Students, Residents Stand Up And Make A Difference For Family Medicine."
Along with my co-host Kat, we'll be having a good time and reviewing some of the news, entertainment, and odd stories of the week on this Memorial Day weekend show. Plus, my birthday is nex week! Maybe we'll talk about that. Hope you can join us!
Will be reviewing last week's Connecting Healthcare & Social Media Conference in NYC (#hcsmNY). Also mentioning the new book "Fractured" by Family Doc Ted Epperly, MD. And, I have a HUGE announcement to lead off the show...
After a long break, the Night Shift show is back with co-host @Warrior_Kat. This is definitely not a serious show. I'll be catching up with Kat, talking about Donna Summer music, Octomom, Breastfeeding, some dude dying at a strip club, a guy buying out a Kmart & giving everything to charity, and more...
Social media had huge influence in last week's AAFP NCSC meeting. Also discussing next wks AAFP Family Medicine Congressional Conf in DC (#aafpFMCC) and the Connecting HCSM conference in NYC (#hcsmNYC) including sponsorship my the Mayo Clinic Center of Social Media and the NYC Health Business Leaders group.
Exclusively on the show, I will be sharing interviews with the two candidates running for the 2013 AAFP NCSC Convener position. Also, live updates from the #ncsc12 meeting itself...
NCSC Conference Chair/Convener Dr. Jay Lee will be my guest talking about what to expect at this year's meeting. Follow him on twitter @FamilyDocWonk and inspired the twitter hashtag #FMRevolution about Family Medicine Advocacy. Also, will have musical snipets from the band Revolve who will be making an appearance at the meeting.
AAFP Board Member Robyn Liu, MD will join me to discuss the upcoming 2012 AAFP National Conference of Special Constituencies meeting in 2 weeks in Kansas City. Follow her on twitter @RLiuMD - She is Assistant Professor of Family Medicine at Oregon Health & Sciences University, and a Clinical Evidence Specialist at the Center for Evidence Based Policy. She is also the New Physician Representative on the AAFP Board of Directors
Dr. Gerry Tolbert will be attending the NCSC meeting for the first time. I'll be giving him his orientation along with previewing my Social Media talk for the meeting that is now less than a week away now!
Topics include Tips To Succeed at next week's 2012 AAFP National Conference of Special Constituencies, Your AAFP News Update, "The Buffett Rule For Prostate Screening", and much more. Hope you can join us!
AAFP Board Member Julie Wood, MD will join me to discuss the upcoming 2012 AAFP National Conference of Special Constituencies meeting in 2 weeks in Kansas City. Follow her on twitter @JulieKWoodMD - She is the associate director at the Research Family Medicine Residency Program in Kansas City, MO. She is also medical director of Goppert-Trinity Family Care, a 55 provider outpatient clinic.
Topics include the upcoming 2012 AAFP National Conference of Special Constituencies meeting in less than 2 weeks, previewing today's social media talk at the medical school, Family Medicine Media Training, the AAFP News of the week, and much more. Hope you can join us!
Topics tonight include the upcoming 2012 AAFP National Conference of Special Constituencies meeting, news of the week, and follow-up to some recent posts and podcasts. Hope you can join us!
Dr. Glen Stream, President of the American Academy of Family Physicians, will appear to discuss the recent decision by the Academy to remain in the RUC (AMA/Specialty Society Relative Value Scale Update Committee). He'll also discuss the AAFP Primary Care Valuation Task Force. For more background information check out the Family Medicine Rocks blog.
I will be previewing Ep248 when the AAFP President will be talking about AAFP's Primary Care Valuation Task Force and the recent decision of the AAFP to stay in the RUC which is the Specialty Society Relative Value Scale Update Committee. What is the RUC and why is it important to Family Physicians? I'll try to break it down for you as this stuff really gets me confused as well sometimes...
My guest will be Dr. Michelle Quiogue who helped spread the word about the potential closing of the Family Medicine Residency program at Kern Medical Center in Bakersfield, California. We'll talk about the Family Medicine and community response to this announcement. A real tribute to the power of the #FMRevolution and Family Medicine Advocacy. Hope you can join us
Drunk podcasting? I'll be talking with my co-host @Warrior_Kat about that and topics from the past week, including calls from Kimmie, Billy, and Burl. Topics included going to the prom, St. Patrick's Day, and past days broadcasting here in BlogTalkRadio...
Commentary including the following stories: 1) Are med students turning to prostitution to pay for tuition? 2) California hospital looking to close Family Medicine Residency program 3) Challenging AAFP state chapters to send New Physician delegate to May's NCSC meeting 4) Remembering Chardon High School tragedy
Co-host @Warrior_Kat and I will be talking about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up.
Co-host @Warrior_Kat and I will be talking about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up.
Variety of topics this week including the press finally reporting that more Family Doctors are needed for America, Congress passing another short term Medicare fix until the end of 2012, the social media effect of the AAFP MultiState Forum in Dallas this weekend, computerization of our hospital, and other topics...
Variety of topics this week including the survey from Health Affairs journal about the honesty of physicians concerning medical mistakes & prognosis, the social media effect of the AAFP winter committee mtg sessions, the legislative update on the Washington SGR debate, and other topics...
Co-host @Warrior_Kat and I will be talking about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up.
Pediatric Endocrinologist Dr. Jennifer Dyer will be joining me to discuss her EndoGoddess app to manage diabetes, and what it's like to be a physician entrepreneur. She is Chief Medical Officer at Duet Health, a national speaker and an advocate for mobile health.
Co-host @Warrior_Kat and I will be talking about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up.
Dr. Kevin Bernstein, aka @BernieMD31 on twitter, is a Family Medicine Resident at the Naval Hospital in Pensacola, Florida. We'll be talking about life as an Intern, how that's affected his social media life, and life in general. He's also the Resident Chair of the largest medical student and resident meeting in the country. We'll be talking about preparations for their summer meeting. Finally, we're both passionate about Family Medicine being leaders in Social Media. We'll be talking about the state of Family Medicine and Social Media and #FMRevolution
Gregg Masters from XanateMedia.com will be joining me to wrap-up his experience at 2012 CES and the Digital Health sessions. Gregg is @2healthguru on twitter. Also check out their daily CES wrap-up shows at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/xanatemedia
Special show tonight with @Warrior_Kat & @CajunWay talking about the end of their fave drama "One Life To Live." They'll also talk about the 2012 BCS Championship Game with their team LSU. I'll also talk about some news stories from the past week, and whatever else comes up.
Fracking is viewed both as a potential economic boom for Ohio, and a potential enviromental threat. My guest will be Karl Henkel who is a reporter for the Youngstown Vindicator newspaper (http://vindy.com). He has been following this story locally. What is Fracking and what are injection wells? We'll discuss. And, we'll talk about the potential impact on a local, state, and national level. Ohio will be a pivotol state in the 2012 US Presidential Election. Could Fracking be an issue that affects the Presidential election? Also check out his website at http://bizkarl.wordpress.com/
Co-host @Warrior_Kat and I will be talking about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up. We'll also be talking football since Kat's LSU Tigers are in the National Championship Game, and her New Orleans Saints' playoff game will be going on during the show tonight :)
For the 3rd year in a row, I'll be counting down to the New Year - Live on BlogTalkRadio. I'll be joined by @Warrior_Kat as we look back on 2011 and look forward to 2012. All this as we come up to midnight live in internet radio...
Dr. Gerry Tolbert, host of the Here's To Your Health podcast, will be my guest. He's a Family Physician at Total Access Physicians which is a concierge type practice in Burlington, KY. We'll be talking about his new podcast, the top health stories of 2011, this business' direct medicine concierge type practice, and the future of podcasting in medicine from our point of view. Check out his link at TotalAccessPhysicians.com and follow him at @DrTolbert
Co-host @Warrior_Kat and I will be talking about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up. Topics include the upcoming Christmas holiday (along with some Christmas tunes), the top stories of 2011, and current events from the past week...
Gregg Masters, @2HealthGuru on twitter, will be my guest talking the future of internet radio and other health care social media issues. I may also talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up...
Going old school for this show to bring back @Warrior_Kat co-hosting. We'll catch up and see how she's doing, especially since her LSU Tigers will be playing in the National Championship game next month. Plus, in old Doctor Anonymous Show style, we'll talk about some news stories from the week, and whatever else comes up...
What is good content? I'll be talking about that first tonight. Then, I'll talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up...
On this episode of Family Medicine Rocks, the top story is my social media fatigue and taking a week off. I'll be talking what I've learned. I'll also be talking about my Thanksgiving holiday and shopping on Black Friday. Finally, I'll also have commentary on some recent news stories and I'll start looking ahead to 2012 for me, the website, and social media in general. Really finally, at the end of the show, I'll have a pivotal announcement concerning the Family Medicine Rocks podcast
As you see the show notes, you'll see lots to talk about including an article "One Million In Ohio Lack Family Doctor" from the Columbus Dispatch. Also will be talking about New York Times article, "Do 'Nice' Doctors Make Better Doctors?" Also will be talking about family docs podcasting, making videos, and doing other social media stuff. Finally, I'll be recapping recent meetings I was at and previewing a future speaking engagement coming up.
The Kansas Patient Centered Medical Home Summit (#PCMH on twitter) took place on Sept 30 & Oct 1. The most powerful sessions were the ones with patient stories about team based care and PCMH concepts. I'll be reviewing my highlights from the mtg including audio clips from some of the patient presenters themselves. Check out FamilyMedicineRocks.com for more information. At the end of the show, I'll share some thoughts remembering Steve Jobs who passed away yesterday
In this episode, I'll be talking about the upcoming Patient Centered Medical Home Summit of the Kansas Academy of Family Physicians which will be September 30 & Oct 1. In addition, I'll be talking about some of my recent blog posts including the story of an attending physician who wants to take down pics from the internet that were taken in medical school. Also, some Family Medicine and social media news from the past week. Hope you can join me!
In this episode, I'll be discussing my experience at last week's annual meeting in Orlando of the American Academy of Family Physicians. Like I wrote in FamilyMedicineRocks.com this week, I'm very excited that the Academy is embracing social media in such a proactive way. In addition, next week in the Kansas City area, the Kansas Academy of Family Physicians will be holding a summit on the topic of the Patient Centered Medical Home. They will also be using social media during their event. Finally, at this week's E-patient Connections conference, the discussion about barriers to physician social media came up. So, lots to talk about on this episode!
Reviewing Family Medicine related news from this past week on this brief 30 minute broadcast. Also will be sharing some thoughts from past and present about social media & Family Medicine...
In this episode, I'll be sharing a "Blast From The Past" - specifically, beginning first year of medical school. Also, in other news, I've been outspoken on my medical school changing its name. That process completed recently and I'll share my reaction to that. Also, possibly some news from the Family Medicine and social media world from the past week.
On tonight's show, I'll be sharing another story from my days as a medical student and resident. I'll also be talking about last weekend's Family Medicine meeting in Columbus, Ohio. Finally, I may review some interesting social media and/or medical/health related stories from this past week. Hope you can join us!
Earlier this week, there was an article in the New York Times entitled "The Doctor Will See you, Maybe" about possibly having doctors paying patients if they are running late in the office. I definitely have opinions about that and will share those on the show. In addition, there has been a lot of use of social media at recent Family Medicine meetings and I'll talk about why that's important. Plus, even though the debt ceiling debate is over, physician payment may still be significantly affected is the congressional "super committee" fails to agree on a long-term deficit reduction plan before the end of this year. All that and a lot more!
On tonight's show, I'll be talking about a recent blog post called "What #SaveGME Means To Me." Proposed cuts in Medicare have the potential to significantly cut Family Medicine residency positions and affect the future of Family Medicine and of primary care in the future. I'll also analyze the social media response to this issue which occurred this past week. Finally, I'll talk about some recent and some upcoming speaking engagement. Hope you can join us for the show!
Going to be celebrating not only my own birthday, but also the anniversary of me blogging. In addition, I'll be speaking in Atlantic City later this week at the New Jersey Academy of Family Physicians meeting on the topic of Social Media and Family Medicine. Finally, I'll be reviewing recent events like Family Medicine Rocks episode 11 when the topic was twitter & professionalism.
The medical twittersphere is quite a buzz this week following a post by @Doctor_V about the twitter behavior of @Mommy_Doctor. "Unprofessional Twitter Behavior on Twitter" from May 23, 2011 at 33charts.com is the post. Not only is the post interesting, but also the response to it on twitter and the blogosphere. I'll analyze various points of view, and share some of my own. Plus try to answer the burning question: What does this mean for the medical twittersphere in the future?
Dr. Jay Lee, 2012 Chair of AAFP NCSC meeting, joins me to talk about Family Medicine advocacy and the impact that social media has had on it. (This is a pre-recorded interview) Topics include the recently introduced Family Medicine Revolution website, AAFP Annual Leadership Forum, NCSC meeting, Family Medicine Congressional Conference, and California Academy of Family Physicians Annual Scientific Assembly.
Russell Stine, otherwise known as @HybridMedic on twitter, will share his story about how his Family Physician saved his life by finding the cancer that is being treated right now. On his blog at HybridMedic.com, he wrote a post entited "My Week As A Patient" where he chronicles his story. He is also a paramedic and fire fighter. So, this is a caregiver whose life was turned around with him becoming a patient. Join us as he shares his fascinating story.
On this special Sunday night show, I'll be discussing the importance of social media for Family Medicine. I wrote a blog post on this and I'll be sharing other thoughts on this an the following meetings. On May 7, 2011, the AAFP meetings of the National Conference of Special Constituencies and the Annual Leadership Forum were completed. On May 9, 2011 begins the AAFP Family Medicine Congressional Conference in Washington DC.
If the internet connection holds up, I'll be broadcasting live from New Orleans at the site of the Annual Spring Conference of the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (stfm.org). My guest is scheduled to be Dr. Mark Ryan who is a Family Physician from Richmond, VA and is also on the Advisory Board of the Mayo Clinic Center of Health Care Social Media. Our topics include the newly started Family Medicine twitter chat called #FamMedChat.
Dr Chip Teel is a Family Physician and author of the book "Alone And Invisible: Averting Disaster In Aging America." He also has the website FullCircleAmerica.com which supports elders living in the comfort of their own homes assisted by technology, social networking, life management, and expansive volunteering.
Drs Dinah Miller, Annette Hanson, and Steve Daviss will be joining me to talk about their upcoming book entitled "Shrink Rap: Three Psychiatrists Explain Their Work" which will be released on April 28, 2011. They are also authors of the "Shrink Rap" blog.
On tonight's show we'll be talking about recent articles talking about Family Medicine including one in CNN this past week saying that medical students really want to be family docs. Among those interviewed include @MDStudent31. Another article I'll be talking about is the latest essay by Dr. Andy Baldwin that he published on his Facebook page this past week. I'll also be talking about the recent Ohio State Medical Association mtg and HealthCamp Connecticut. Finally, I'll give a shout out on to the show to @T_Rave who has a new social media project called "Content: The New Drug."
Join host @DrMikeSevilla live on location in Columbus, Ohio as he discusses and explores topics in medicine and social media.
For Episode number 2, we'll be talking about the blog carnival called Grand Rounds which will be hosted on the Family Medicine blog next week. We'll also touch on other stories like the recent Match Day for medical students last week, Family Medicine stories, and what's going on with me recently...
Show host Mike Sevilla, MD (@DrMikeSevilla on twitter) will take you through episode number one where he will discuss the new website www.FamilyMedicineRocks.com and why I changed from The Doctor Anonymous Show.
After a little time off, the show is back this week talking about the EMS Today conference taking place this week in Baltimore. MsParamedic will be joining me to talk about that, her podcast called GenMed, and other stuff as well. Enjoy!
This show will be highlighted with an interview with KevinMD, arguably, who has the most influential blog/website in the medical blogosphere at KevinMD.com. He will be talking at the Texas Medical Association meeting on Jan 29, 2011. I'll also be talking about what's going to be happening to the Doctor Anonymous Show on BlogTalkRadio. Finally, I'll be giving a tip of the hat to a long time BTR show who will be finding a new home at the end of this month...
I apologize for the first 5 min of the recording when I had sound problems. Just fast forward past that for a great show! I'll try to fix the problem later The Future of Family Medicine blog is written by a group of medical student leaders committed to family medicine and to the future of primary care for the health of America. Check out their blog at FutureOfFamilyMedicine.blogspot.com
Jennifer Dyer, MD, MPH, is a pediatric endocrinologist in Columbus, OH. She is knows as @EndoGoddess on twitter, and has been knows to keep in contact with her patients using social media. We'll talk about that, the fun time we've had at recent meetings, and other stuff. Hope you can join us!
Possibly Dr. A's last New Year's Show on BlogTalkRadio, just like last year, he brings in the new year live to the eastern (and possibly) central time zones. Stop on by and say hello. Be ready to call in to tell me what you're doing, what you'll remember about 2010, what your resolutions are for 2011, and what you'll be looking forward to in the year year. We'll be looking back at the year that was and looking forward to the year ahead. Happy New Year!
Join Dr. A and Kat as we spread the Christmas cheer, reminisce about 2011, and look toward the future. We will also talk about the recently announced changes by BTR. Finally, we also may talk about some serious and not-so-serious news stories from the past week
Celebrate the holidays and holiday memories on tonight's show on Thursday, December 16th, 2010 at 9pm Eastern Time. Our good friend @DrTolbert from twitter will be joining me to talk about stuff
The author of the blog The Mind of Friggen Ben (FriggenBen.Blogspot.com) will be joining me to share his journey through weight loss surgery. We'll also talk about other topics including the Dr. A New Year's Eve 2010 Show which Ben will be joining me on.
Join Dr. A tonight as he talks about the serious and not-so-serious news of the week including Health/Med Stories, Thanksgiving, Traveling, Shopping, and Sports
On this 2 hour edition of the show with my co-host Kat, looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we will talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up
Looking for somewhere to relax on a Friday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as Kat and I will talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up
In this short show, I'll talk about last weekend's Family Medicine Education Consortium Meeting in Hershey, PA. And, what kind of university would downsize (meaning fire) loyal employees on Election Day 2010? I'll talk about that, too...
On this special 2 hour edition of the show with my co-host Kat, looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we will talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up
On tonight's show, Dr. A will be reporting on the Digital Pharma East meeting that is taking place in Philadelphia. Dr. A did present at this meeting, and he'll tell us about that...
Dr. A is on the road again, and will be reporting in from points unknown. Where is he at and what is he doing? Tune in to find out. On this 2 hour edition of the show with my co-host Kat, looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we will talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up
Dr. A is in Seattle and going to try to have a show on location. Can you believe that? There's always a good travel to story to tell in addition to why he is in Seattle for the weekend...
Dana Lewis is the founder and moderator of the Healthcare Communications & Social Media (#HCSM) weekly twitter chat that takes places weekly on Sunday nights at 9pmET. She recently accepted the position of Interactive Marketing Specialist at Swedish Medical Center in Seattle. Swedish will be hosting their 2010 Health Care Symposium on Oct 11-12 and I have accepted an invitation to be on a panel for their pre-conference session. On tonight's show we'll be talking about Dana's career, HCSM, the Symposium, and whatever else comes up...
"Confessions Of An EMS Newbie" is a podcast that chronicles Ron Davis (the newbie) as he goes through paramedic school and gets advice from his paramedic mentor (Kelly Grayson). Kelly is better known as @AmboDriver on twitter, has the long running blog "A Day In The Life Of An Ambulance Driver," and author of the book "En Route: A Paramedic's Stories Of Life, Death, and Everything In Between." Ron will be calling in from his paramedic class, and Kelly will be calling in from EMS Expo in Dallas, and we'll be talking about EMS Expo as well.
Just FYI, show 185 will be an old school show: Short show, without a chat room, and me just doing monologue commentary on this topic tonight. This is in follow-up of Show 178 where we talked about the probable name change of my medical school. Tonight's show will be my reaction to the med school alumni meeting. This alumni meeting will be taking place just hours prior tonight's Dr. A Show.
On this special 2 hour edition of the show with my co-host Kat, looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we will talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up
RadioRounds.Org is the website of a weekly medical radio talk show that is produced entirely by medical students from Wright State University in Ohio. Our guests for tonight's show will be the creators, founders, and hosts of Radio Rounds.
Looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as Kat and I will talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up. Comments in this episode include thoughts on September 11, 2001.
Looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as Kat and I will talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up. Definitely one of the topics Dr. A will talk about tonight is why he isn't going to his 20 year high school reunion tonight...
In addition to celebrating 3 years of The Doctor Anonymous Show on BlogTalkRadio, join Dr. A as he talks about the origins of the Doctor Anonymous blog and show along with taking a couple of phone calls from Ben and Kat...
He calls himself @DrJonathan on twitter, and he is a 4th year medical student who just completed a very important exam yesterday. Our topics include life as a senior medical student, medical media enthusiast, his weekly live ustream show, being a Big Thinker, National Certified Counselor, musician, Jim Brickman pianist, and whatever other topics come up...
It was recently announced that the name of my medical school is going to be changed. My guest for tonight's show will be an alumni who is not only unhappy with the change, but also upset about how "many other students, alumni, and community members, feel like nobody has listened to us during this process." Even if you don't know anything about my school, answer this questions, "Shouldn't your school's graduates/alumni be their most valued stakeholders? Why ignore them?" We'll discuss...
Mohammad Arfeen is a pre-medical student at Benedictine University in Illinois. His twitter ID is @InsaneMo and is a contributor to the PreMedHell Blog. He is also a chapter president for the American Medical Student Association. Topics tonight will include the medical student application process from the college student standpoint, Social Media & the pre-med student, and whatever other topics may come up...
Erin Breedlove is a Pre-Medical student and Community Health Major who is author of the blog "Healthy, Unwealthy, and Becoming Wise." She has the diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy but this is not stopping her from trying to achieve her dream of becoming a doctor. We'll talk about that, her social media life, and whatever else comes up...
Kat & I will be providing you 26 minutes of quality entertainment as we invade the Annie & Burl time slot since they are off tonight. On this special 2 hour edition of the show, looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we will talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up
In this special 2 hour edition, The Dr. A Show returns to the airwaves after a brief summer hiatus. Will be discussing the largest Family Medicine Resident and Medical Student conference of the year starting on show night on July 29, 2010. Will be getting live reports from the American Academy of Family Physicians National Conference of Family Medicine Residents and Medical Students in Kansas City. (Note: Tonight's show starting one hour earlier than usual at 8pm Eastern Time)
This will be the last show before a brief summer hiatus, so definitely tune in tonight! Co-host Kat and I will be having a lot of fun tonight talking about some not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up. Tune in tonight, because this will be the last show for a while....
Dr. Bryan Vartabedian is a pediatric gastroenterologist and author of the blog 33Charts.com. Bryan and I will be on a panel at the Digital Pharma West conference in San Francisco on June 30 where we will be discussing physicians, social media, and pharma. On tonight's show, we'll be talking about our upcoming panel and any other topics that may come up. Bryan is also author of the book Colic Solved: The Essential Guide to Infant Reflux and the Care of Your Crying, Difficult-to-Soothe Baby.
Dr. Kim Yu is a solo Family Physician in Michigan. We'll talk about life as a solo Family Doc, how she utilized social media, and whatever else may come up...
Ray Saputelli is the Executive Vice President of the New Jersey Academy of Family Physicians. The NJAFP Summer Celebration and Scientific Assembly will be taking place June 18-20. We'll be talking about that, how his organization is utilizing social media to interact with docs, and whatever else comes up...
On this special 2 hour edition of the show with my co-host Kat, looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we will talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up
Family Physician Dr. Deb Clements was recently in Haiti working in the medical clinics there with some colleagues. She'll talk about her experience on the ground there. Dr. Deb is the Family Medicine Residency Director at the University of Kansas Medical Center.
Family Physician Dr. Jay Lee will be our guest. He is the Director of Health Policy at Long Beach Memorial Family Medicine. He also has his Masters in Public Health from Harvard University.
Looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up. I can't believe that I'm doing a 2 hour show. For the first hour, Friggen Ben will be calling in to chat and for the second hour Kat will be calling in. Can I handle all this talk? Tune in to find out...
Larry Bauer who is the Chief Executive Officer of the Family Medicine Education Consortium will be our guest. Check out the organization's website at FMEC.net. Their regional meeting will take place from October 29-31, 2010.
Looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up
Bryan McColgan is a third year medical student who has been posting video blogs throughout his medical school rotations. They can be found at the blog called "Becoming A Doctor" at BryanMcColgan.blogspot.com. Join us as we discuss us blog and his life as a medical student
Dr. Daniel Lewis is a long time friend and Family Physician in Tennessee who recently went to Central America for a missionary trip. We'll talk about that and a lot more on tonight's show....
Looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as Kat and I talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up.
DG and Tiffany Hollums first visited the show last summer. They were recently approved to be adoptive parents. We'll talk about the process they have went through and their excitement about being parents of a soon to be adopted child.
Brandice Schnabel is a psychiatric social worker and we'll be talking about the importance of the team approach when it comes to mental health and case management. We'll also talk about her book, Columbus Groove, her new iPad, and whatever else comes up...
Looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up. Kat will be returning to the show to co-host.
April is National Autism Awareness Month and April 2, 2010 was Worldwide Autism Awareness Day. I also did a recent TV interview about the subject. I'll talk about signs and symptoms - and what I think about immunizations & autism....
Family Medicine Resident Physician Gerry Tolbert, MD, MPH, will be joining me to talk about how technology affects his medical education. And, we'll also be talking about fun geeky stuff, too.
Dr. Lucy Hornstein, author of the book "Declarations Of A Dinosaur: 10 Laws I've Learned As A Family Doctor," will be joining us. She is also author of the blog "Musings Of A Dinosaur"
The Annie & Burl Live show will be talking about the serious topics of alcohol effects on motor and mental functions. On this "pre-show" extravaganza, we'll be talking about that along with the fun topics of our predictions for the 2010 ABL Drunk Show....
Emergency medicine podcaster Greg Friese will be joining us to talk about his social media projects including the EMS Education Podcast, Everyday EMS Tips Website, and writing for various publications.
Looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up. I'll also be talking about my big week which included talking with a bunch of people at this week's HIMSS Conference (the largest Health IT conference of the year) and my shows this week with Dr. Val and Dr. Rob
Dr. Rob Lamberts will be joining us to talk about his wildly successful podcast called "House Call Doctor: Quick And Dirty Tips For Taking Charge Of Your Health - which has been in the top 10 most downloaded health podcasts on iTunes since it's first episode. Dr. Rob is also creator of the website "Musings Of A Distractible Mind." He is a primary care physician in the Southeastern United States.
For our 150th Dr. A Show, I will be talking with Dr. Val Jones from Better Health (GetBetterHealth.com) and will be discussing our experience at the 2010 Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) conference.
Show from Atlanta on the eve of the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) annual conference. Also will be mentioning that I'm hosting Grand Rounds 6.23 this week which is the weekly summary of the best health blog posts on the Internet. The show cut out early since my internet connection cut out at the hotel. Apologize for that :(
Our guest will be the author of the blog called "StoryTellERdoc" which won the 2009 Medgadget Medical Weblog Award in the Best Literary Weblog Category. Click on over to StoryTellERDoc.Blogspot.com to check it out.
Our guests tonight will be Rhett and John who are the hosts of a newer show on BTR called "Firefighter Netcast" where they discuss current issues and opinions about everything involved in the fire service. Rhett blogs at FireCritic.om and John blogs at FireDaily.com.
On February 11, 2010, Blogger.com named "The Doctor Anonymous Blog" their "Blog Of Note." Needless to say, I was very excited about that. I'll be talking about this cool recognition along with sharing some random thoughts about the olympics, Valentine's Day, and whatever else comes to mind.
Our guest will be Drew Griffin from the Wound Care Education Institute (wcei.net). We met in person and had a great conversation at Podcamp Ohio 09. We'll be talking about how it is to be a Clinical Wound Care Specialist and how he uses social media for both work and to relax. Hope you can join us for the show!
For the first weekend of the BlogTalkRadio sweeps rating period (I'll explain during the show), I have a question for you: Are you snowed in like me and looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up.
Our guest will be Dean Brandon, DMD, author of the blog Pediatric Dentistry. We met at BlogWorldExpo 2009. Among our topics will be how he started blogging, how he uses new media for his business, and how he got to meet internet celebrity Gary Vaynerchuk from WineLibraryTV. Hope you can join us for the show!
After an almost two week hiatus, Dr. A returns to the airwaves to talk about what the heck he's been doing all this time. In addition he'll discuss his relevant health/medicine news stories of the week, and also some not-so-serious news stories from this past week.
Looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up. Plus. I will have an Important Announcement during the course of tonight's show.....
Thaddeus Setla from EMSMedia.TV will be our guest to talk about the upcoming premiere on Feb 12, 2010 of a show called Chronicles of EMS which is a reality web series that travels the world exploring EMS systems, how they operate and the personalities behind them.
Looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up.
Still recovering from your New Year's hangover? We're live on the 2nd night of the year talking about some news stories, playing some clips from my fave movie of the moment, and, apparently, some friends of mine are taking pics and putting them on blogs. Plus, I'm starting to get back into reading blogs again, since I have some more free time. All that and a lot more on tonight's show.
I've never done a New Year's Eve show before, so I figured, why not. What will I be talking about? Who knows? Maybe some news stories, maybe some holiday memories, maybe some quotes from my fave movie of the moment, we'll see. If I can stay awake, we'll celebrate midnight in both the eastern and central time zones. Happy New Year!
In case you're wondering, YES, this will be a live show tonight. Looking for somewhere to hang out the day after Christmas? I may do a little bit of post Christmas shopping. So, I might talk about that, some news stories, my holiday week, and whatever else comes up. Plus, since I'm in my fantasy football "Super Bowl," I'll be talking about how I will win it all - HA!
I'm happy to welcome back our good friend Kat to the show. This will be a reunion show of sorts. Kat was was a regular on the show when it was called "The Night Shift with Dr. A." She returns this evening to talk about stuff including the upcoming Christmas holiday. Kat, of course, is the host of "Faith Ignited" here on BlogTalkRadio. We'll also talk about some news stories and whatever else comes up. Hope you can join us!
Looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up.
Returning to the show will be Trauma Junkie from the blog "Surviving RT School" talks about his new podcast project called "GenMed" which is short for "Generation Medicine."
Looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up. Plus, since I'm not sick of Christmas music yet - A healthy dose of Christmas music tonight! - And see me with my Santa hat on the webcam tonight (presuming the webcam is working tonight)
My guest this week is the medical blogger "Dr. Lisa" who has the blogs "Call Me Dr. Lisa: Taking Life and Running With It" and "Tale Of My Left Foot: My Journey Dealing With Liposarcoma In The Ankle"
Very little medicine on the show this week. It's all about Thanksgiving related news stories and some of my memories of Thanksgivings past. Hope you can stop by live to take a listen to the show. (BTW, there will be no chat room or web cam tonight. I'll explain why during the show)
Looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up.
This week, you may have heard that there are new mammogram guidelines from the US Preventative Services Task Force which is a federal government panel. Debate in the medical community has been fierce. I'll review the guidelines and I'll break down the arguments both for and against the USPSTF guidelines.
Thanks so much to Kat from the BTR show Faith Ignited for calling into the show around halfway into the show. Before that, I talked a little bit about World Diabetes Day and also shared a few stories about what's been going on around here with me.....
Thanks to much to Emily from Crzegrl.net for stopping by the show tonight to talk about her hosting the medblog carnivals Grand Rounds and Change of Shift - in the same week! We also talked about the tragedy that occurred today at Fort Hood Army base in Texas. We also talked about her mom's battle with breast cancer, Emily's promotion to Army Reserve Commander of the 334th Medical Group in Michigan, and the upcoming Veteran's Day next week. Following the interview, I talked about some recent stories in the news. Thanks to those who listened live and to those who will listen on the archives. I very much appreciate it!
Six time Grand Rounds host Code Blog will be our guest on The Doctor Anonymous Show this week. Blogging since 2002, Code Blog is one of the leading nursing bloggers, if not one of the leading medical bloggers out there. We'll talk about her hosting Grand Rounds this week with a Halloween theme, her experience at the Medblog Track at BlogWorld Expo, and we'll talk about her long running blog. Hope you can join us!
Do you wanna know what really happened behind the scenes of the first ever MedBlogger Track at BlogWorld Expo 2009? Well, this is the show that will give you that and also my first impressions of your favorite medbloggers in Las Vegas. Hope to see you to for the show!
Couldn't make it to BlogWorld and New Media Expo this year? That's ok, because I will be having a live broadcast from the Exhibit Floor right from the BlogTalkRadio booth 329. I'll be giving a report about the first ever Medblog Track at BWE and also some dirt, uh, stories about your favorite medbloggers in Las Vegas.
Are you going to the Medblog Track at BlogWorld and New Media Expo in Las Vegas this week? If you will be at this October 15th event, I invite you to join us for the show for the unofficial kickoff party to the Medblogger BlogWorldExpo extravaganza!
Can you believe that it's only one week until BlogWorld and New Media Expo? I will be presenting at the Medblog Track. We'll be talking about this and some news stories from the week. And, who knows, maybe a special mystery guest will call into the show?
Thanks so much to Kerri Sparling from SixUntilMe.com for calling in to chat a little bit about the upcoming MedBlog Track at BlogWorld Expo. Did you know that it's only 2 weeks away now? I addition to this, I shared a little about my week and talked about some news stories.
Looking for somewhere to relax on a Saturday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up.
Looking for somewhere to relax on a Thursday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show?This week, Time Magazine asks the question, "Are Med-Student Tweets Breaching Patient Privacy?" I'll talk about this and other news stories of the week from the areas of health, medicine, entertainment, and whatever else comes up!
Looking for somewhere to relax on a Thursday night, why not come on into The Doctor Anonymous Show as we talk about the serious and not-so-serious news stories of the week including the areas of medicine/health, entertainment, pop culture, and whatever else comes up.
I know it's opening night for the National Football League, but I'm going to have a show anyway. Sick of talking about 09/09/09? Well, tonight is the show for you. What am I going to talk about? Probably my NFL fantasy football team - And, some news stories from this week. If you're really bored, why not hop on board and see what the show is all about? See you then!
Staying in this Saturday night? Why not having some fun and join us as I review some interesting news stories from this week including this week's release from prison of my former Congressman James "Beam Me Up" Traficant. Dr. A will also be answering some fan e-mail, and you too, can call to check in to see how your weekend is going. The Annie and Burl Live Show will be having their 80s show later. Hope to see you for the show!
Author Brandice Schnabel talks about her new book "Columbus Groove" which she describes as "a collection of poems that reflect the journey many of us take to find what we need in another person." Brandice took a huge step in self-publishing her book, and we'll talk about that as well. She is a clinical social worker who currently works in a psychiatric unit "when she's not scratching her latest creative itch." Following the interview, I hope to review a few news stories from this week.
Even though I'm on call this weekend, I'm anticipating having a Saturday Night show talking about some news items and whatever else comes up. But, who knows? I might even cancel the show depending on what happens at work. You'll just have to tune in to find out.....
It's hard to believe two years have gone by since this show started. Thanks to all of you for supporting the show. Stop by tonight and say hello as we start the third year of The Doctor Anonymous Show. We'll also be talking about the HUGE Medblogger Meetup at BlogWorldExpo in October.
Had a lot of technical problems for the show. I was so frustrated that I abruptly ended the show about 15 minutes into the show. Sorry :(
I had to move the show to an hour later, but it's better than totally canceling the show - right? We'll see. No scheduled guest tonight, just me talking about some news stories. And, hey, you can check in as well to let me know what you're doing this Thursday Night!
Since Annie and Burl will not be broadcasting tonight since they're at a neighborhood block party, I've decided to have my own little BTR block party and you're invited. Welcome to the Dr. A Cool Table LOL. Topics include some current events, your memories of summer's past (maybe summer block parties), and - hey, what are you doing this Saturday night? Hope to see you for the show!
I met D.G. Hollums at Podcamp Ohio 08. Tonight, D.G. and his wife Tiffany are going to share their journey towards adoption. Their blog is at Adoption.Hollums.Com
We'll be talking news tonight including the new Flu Illness recommendations. And, of course, this is the "pre-show" getting you ready for the Annie and Burl LIVE!
After a summer break, Dr. A returns to talk about medicine, health, new media, and whatever else comes up. THE Burl from "Annie and Burl Live" has proclaimed August 6th, "Doctor Anonymous Day." YAY! I'm also going to share some thoughts about the great director John Hughes who passed away today.
In addition to celebrating my 3rd year blogging, we'll also be talking about the upcoming Podcamp Ohio 2 event on Saturday, June 20, 2009 in Columbus.
Kat from the BTR show "Llanview Lowdown" joins Dr. A for her last Night Shift show as the co-host. We'll discuss topics like the President's new "Cyber Security" Czar, Octomom getting a TV show, Jon & Kate Plus 8, other current news stories, and whatever else comes up.
Cliff Ravenscraft, who podcasts for a living, joins us to talk about his GSPN.tv podcast network, his upcoming presentation at Podcamp Ohio 2, and his new podcast project called "Pursuing A Balanced Life."
Broadcasted again from Hilton Head Island. Lots of technical problems. My frustration was evident. Thanks to Kim, Annie & Burl, Friggen Ben & Jesse (from the Woodshed Radio Show) for calling into the show to help me out tonight. I also covered some news stories.
Dr. A broadcasts live from Hilton Head Island. I share my travel story getting to HH, me trying out audio tweeting, and my birthday this week.
Angelo from PodcampOhio.com will update us on the planning of the June 20, 2009 event. We'll also be celebrating our 100th episode on BlogTalkRadio!
Dr. A is joined by co-host Kat from the BTR show "Llanview Lowdown" to discuss a variety of topics including boy on the run trying to avoid court ordered chemotherapy for his cancer, the mom who was arrested for "medical neglect" of her 555-pound teenager, and why geeks are better in bed. I also hope to be trying out some of the "host premium" features that BTR just unveiled yesterday.
Did you know that there will be a HUGE Medblogger meetup at this year's BlogWorld & New Media Expo in Las Vegas on October 15, 2009? I'll be talking about that and a behind the scenes look my recent local TV news appearance talking about asthma. Finally, I may have some comments on the new BTR chat room.
Dr. A is joined by co-host Kat from the BTR show "Llanview Lowdown" to discuss a variety of topics. Interesting news stories this week include Pfizer (maker of Viagra) giving out free drugs, tips for Meat Shopping, a sexy mannequin outside a Cincinnati BBQ joint, and others.
Definitely not my best effort at a show, but I'll let you be the judge of that. Covered some news stories of the week. Also, some technical glitches during the show. No, this wasn't the season finale, but in some ways it felt like it was....
Join Dr. A as he discusses hot topics in the news like the successful campaign of Busts 4 Justice, Michael Phelps getting back into the pool, Swine/H1N1 flu overblown, Boston Trolley crash & Texting, the Statue of Liberty crown re-opening, and whatever else might come up. Yes, he's a real doctor who will give you service with a smile!
We're talking medicine/health topics this week including face transplant, a double hand transplant, interesting swine/H1N1 flu story, and medical iPhone apps. Also, I'll share more about my recent trip to Chicago
Update on the planning of Podcamp Ohio 2 which will be June 20, 2009 in Columbus, Ohio. Check out PodcampOhio.com for more details. Following the interview, I will be sharing some thoughts on the current situation and media response to the Swine Flu, medbloggers doing live Q&A on their website, and talking about his trip to Chicago last week.
Join Dr. A for a special "The Night Shift" from Chicago. Kat from The Llanview Lowdown co-hosts. Again broadcasting from the "Annie and Burl Live" studios. We will also be joined in the studio by our pals Kim from the blog "As The Pump Turns."
Dr. A broadcasts from Chicago, Illinois from the fabulous studios of the very popular BTR show "Annie and Burl Live!" In addition to Annie & Burl, we will also be talking with Kim from the blog "As The Pump Turns."
Dr. M from the blog "The Journey Learned" talks about End of Life care like hospice care and palliative medicine.
Emergiblog, one of the most popular medbloggers out there, talks about the HUGE medblogger meetup at the 2009 Blog World & New Media Expo in Las Vegas in October. Time permitting after the interview, Dr. A will discuss the recent Doctors Diaries documentary from PBS, his recent appearance on The Guys Podcast, and his upcoming trip to Chicago.
Join Dr. A and Kat as they talk about these topics including: Series Finale of ER, Update on Kat's Weekend, World Autism Awareness Day, Doctors Day, Dr. A's trip to Washington DC and upcoming trip to Chicago
Our guest will be Victoria from the blog/website "VP Medical." In addition to her website, we will be discussing social media marketing as it relates to medicine. Following the interview, Dr. A will discuss United Nations World Autism Awareness Day, the recent Doctors Day, his recent weekend in Washington DC, and will share a BIG announcement about the April Dr. A Show schedule.
In a special Monday Dr. A Show, we will be celebrating National Doctors Day when Dr. A will is on the road and (hopefully) will be broadcasting live from wherever he's at. (Update: I'm having probs with the hotel internet. Will see if I can broadcast from here)
Call in and help Dr. A and Brandice from Brandice.Net to write a session for Podcamp Ohio 2 which will be June 20, 2009 in Columbus, Ohio. We also hope to get an update on the overall planning of the event.
Blogger and Respiratory Therapist student "Trauma Junkie" talks about his blog "Surviving RT School" and a new blog carnival called "A Source of Inspiration"
Join Dr. A and Kat on "The Night Shift" where we talk a little about medicine, health, news, entertainment, public policy, politics, pop culture, social new media and whatever else comes up. Our topics tonight may include: The Doctor's Role in the Anna Nicole Case, National Colon Cancer Screening Month, and Applying to be Dr. A's Call Screener.
Senior medical student "Mudphudder" talks about his blog of the same name. And, we'll also talk about the annual tradition called "Match Day" where 4th year medical students learn where they will going for residency training.
Join Dr. A on "The Night Shift" where we talk a little about medicine, health, news, entertainment, public policy, politics, pop culture, social new media and whatever else comes up.
Topics tonight include the Dayton mom who was breastfeeding while driving, Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis meaning you can pick the genetic characteristics of your baby including gender and eye color, this week's Health Care Summit in DC, and Slow Jamming the News.
This show will include the re-broadcast of a discussion with Dr. Gwenn from the "Pediatrics Now" website and Dr. Bryan Vartabedian author of blog "Parenting Solved." Following the interview, I will be sharing some thoughts with respect to today's Health Care Summit at the White House.
Join Dr. A and Kat on "The Night Shift" where we talk a little about medicine, health, news, entertainment, public policy, politics, pop culture, social new media and whatever else comes up. Our topics tonight will include an update on the Octuplet case.
Dr. A and special co-host Dr. Gwenn (from the website Pediatrics Now) interview Vicky & Jen about parenting, their blog, and their podcast (VickyAndJen.com). Dr. Gwenn will also reveal the new project that she is working on.
Join Dr. A on "The Night Shift" where we talk a little about medicine, health, news, entertainment, public policy, politics, pop culture, social new media and whatever else comes up. In addition to an update on the octomom story, forget Cougars - Apparently, the sugar daddy is making a comeback.
Senior medical student Colin who has the blog called "From Medskool" shares his experience of interviewing for residency programs.
Be "On Call with Dr. A." On this Valentine's Day night, Dr. A shares some thoughts and probes some V-Day news stories. He'll also give the latest update on the California Octuplets situation.
Angelo Mandato, lead organizer of Podcamp Ohio 2, will discuss current plans for this June 20, 2009 event.