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How to Handle Medical Skepticism (re-release) Feb 06, 2020

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There will always be people who don’t trust the empirical evidence we have worked so hard to study. Listen as we discuss how to navigate mistrust with medicine.

Going Beyond "Let Me Know if You Need Help" (re-release) Jan 30, 2020

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Sometimes it can feel awkward to reach out to someone you notice may need support. Learning how to navigate and break through these feelings is a key part of being a compassionate doctor, colleague, and friend.

S3E14: Bridging Cultures in Medicine Jan 23, 2020

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Native American voices and stories are very few in a lot of conversations—but that doesn’t mean they’re silent. Sometimes, one voice is enough to influence and create positive change. In this episode, Margaux and Harjit talks to Celessta Merrill, an advanced practice registered nurse (APRN), about the barriers she’s had to overcome in the field of medicine, as well as health barriers for Native Americans.

S3E13: Finding Stability In Medicine Jan 16, 2020

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A common consensus in med school is that the hard part is getting in. But truth is, a lot of us worry about whether or not we’ll actually become physicians. Med school can be filled with a lot of doubts, especially if you feel like you haven’t found stability in the field of medicine. In this episode, Harjit and Leen talk about the stress and burdens they’ve felt about stability—or lack thereof—in medicine as people of color.

S3E12: Storytelling with Eli Saslow Jan 09, 2020

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The stories we tell about who we are, who we’ve been, and who we want to become are important. Everyone deserves to have their stories told and heard, no matter the content. In this episode, we have a conversation with The Washington Post’s Eli Saslow about his book, Rising Out of Hatred: The Awakening of a Former White Nationalist and the importance of storytelling.

Confessions of a 3rd Year Medical Student (re-release) Dec 19, 2019

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You know you’re a medical student when you cannot count how many times you’ve run after a resident… only to follow them to the door of a bathroom. It happens. We’re sharing some of our embarrassing, funny, confusing, and frustrating moments of third-year so far… because you shouldn’t have to go through medical school alone.

Delivering Difficult News (re-release) Dec 12, 2019

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Going into medicine, a lot of us might fear delivering difficult news and information to patients and their families. After all, what's the "right" way to tell someone they've been diagnosed with cancer, or that their parent has passed? As doctors, is it better to be strong for the patient, or be vulnerable with them? In this episode, we talk about the importance of presentation of knowledge when you have to have that difficult conversation with patients and their families.

Inclusion vs. Tokenism (re-release) Dec 05, 2019

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Diversity can be a sensitive subject for some, and the line separating inclusion and tokenism can be blurry. Merriam-Webster defines tokenism as, "the policy or practice of making only a symbolic effort, as to desegregate." Have you ever been tokenized?

Dare to Be Visible (re-release) Nov 28, 2019

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Your voice is powerful. In this episode, we discuss why—and how—we speak up regarding difficult issues and topics. And we dare you to do the same.

S3E11: Shaping the Future - Conversations from AAMC 2019 Nov 21, 2019

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When you think about the future of medicine, what do you see? What do you envision? Together with our home teams, University of Utah School of Medicine and University of Utah Health, we traveled to Phoenix, Arizona for the 2019 AAMC Annual Meeting to ask how the rest of the country is shaping the future of medicine.

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