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Clinician's Roundtable
Tune in to interviews with the top thought leaders in medicine exploring the clinical and professional issues that are foremost in the minds of the medical community. Join us at the Clinician's Roundtable for discussions on a vast range of topics that every medical professional should know about.
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Episoder
Limit Spread of Infectious Disease in Community 24.08.2007 11:00
Host: Bruce Bloom, DDS, JD Guest: John Simkovich, DDS, MHA Dr. John Simkovich Director of Public Health for South Carolina and on the Council on Readiness and Preparedness,discusses epidemiology and the private medical community. How to limit spread of infectious diseases in community
Medical Response in Large Scale Emergency 24.08.2007 13:00
Host: Bruce Bloom, DDS, JD Guest: John Simkovich, DDS, MHA Dr. John Simkovich, Director of Public Health for South Carolina and on the National Council on Readiness and Preparedness, discusses the importance of coordinated medical response to large scale emergencies.
First Hand stories from the Minn. Bridge Collapse 24.08.2007 13:00
Host: Bruce Bloom, DDS, JD Kristi Rollwagen, Deputy Director Emergency Preparedness Minneapolis, discusses personal stories about the disaster and relief at the Minneapolis Bridge Collapse.
How muti-jurisdictions work together in a disaster 24.08.2007 10:59
Host: Bruce Bloom, DDS, JD Kristi Rollwagen,Deputy Director of Emergency Preparedness Minneapolis, will discuss how a multi-jurisdiction event came together to have successful results in a disaster.
Minneapolis Bridge: Plan vs reality of rescue work 24.08.2007 13:00
Host: Bruce Bloom, DDS, JD Kristi Rollwagen, Director of Emergency Preparedness Minneapolis, is discussing the importance of planning and rescue work in a disaster.
Hospital Caused Harm: IHI Campaign To Save Lives 23.08.2007 13:00
Host: Bill Rutenberg, MD Guest: Don Goldmann, MD Medical harm: The unintended physical injury resulting from or contributed to by medical care. In this segment, Dr. Don Goldmann of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement discusses the IHI's ambitious program to save five million lives from hopital caused medical harm.
Healthcare Harm: Social and Political Factors 23.08.2007 13:00
Host: Bill Rutenberg, MD Guest: Don Goldmann, MD 15 million patients receive some type of harm in our medical system annually. In this segment, host Dr. Bill Rutenberg asks Dr. Goldmann some difficult questions about the social and political factors that may be a factor as well as a vehicle for improving the harm in our healthcare system.
Mechanical Circulatory Assist Devices 23.08.2007 13:00
Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Guest: James Slater, MD Learn from Dr. James Slater about the implantation of Circulatory Assist Devices. Which devices should be used for what type of heart problems? When should mechanical devices be used in place of a heart transplant? Find out in this segment.
On-Pump vs. Off-Pump CABG 23.08.2007 13:00
Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Guest: James Slater, MD Why would a surgeon select to peform a CABG surgery Off-pump vs. On-pump? Learn from Dr. James Slater the reasons for performing a bypass without a pump.
Mini Maze Procedure for Atrial Fibrillation 23.08.2007 13:00
Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Guest: James Slater, MD Learn from Dr. James Salter about the Mini-MAZE procedure to cure atrial fibrillation.
Cerebral Oximetry 23.08.2007 13:00
Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Guest: James Slater, MD In this segment Dr. James Slater talks about a newer type of oxygen monitoring during surgical procedures called cerebral oximetry. Dr. Slater talks about how the oxygen levels in the brain are monitored and adjusted during surgery and how surgical outcomes can be improved with cerebral oximetry monitoring.
Duodenal Switch Procedure - Is it better? 23.08.2007 13:00
Host: Larry Kaskel, MD Guest: John Rabkin, MD Some bariatric surgeons claim that the duodenal switch procedure to cure morbid obesity is a better option for most patients than the alternatives. Why then is it not the most common option. Find out in this segment from Dr. John Rabkin.
Duodenal Switch Surgery for Morbid Obesity 23.08.2007 13:00
Host: Larry Kaskel, MD Guest: John Rabkin, MD The Duodenal Swtich Procedure is a newer option to cure morbid obesity. Join Dr. John Rabkin to learn more about the mechanics of the procedure and how it is different from a more traditional Roux-en-Y gastric bypass.
The Credit Crunch 23.08.2007 13:00
Host: Larry Kaskel, MD Guest: Peter Maris In a credit crunch, lenders stop lending and credit becomes tough to obtain. The snowball effect of a credit crunch can eventually impact the entire economy. Are we in a credit crunch? What can investors do to protect themselves?
Retirement Planning For Physicians 23.08.2007 13:00
Host: Larry Kaskel, MD Guest: Peter Maris Is your retirment fund in order? Will you be able to afford the same lifestyle you do now? Learn from financial advisor, Peter Maris, on how to make sure your retirement plan is in order.
Where is Everybody? RFID Tracking in Hospitals 22.08.2007 13:00
Host: Michael Greenberg, MD Guest: Manuel Lowenhaupt, MD Dr. Michael Greenberg talks with Dr. Manuel Lowenhaupt, President and CEO of Radianse, Inc. about how RFID tagging of patients, doctors, and supplies can increase efficiency, save money, and even save lives.
Where is Everybody? RFID Tracking in Hospitals 22.08.2007 12:59
Host: Michael Greenberg, MD Guest: Manuel Lowenhaupt, MD Dr. Michael Greenberg talks with Dr. Manuel Lowenhaupt of Radianse, Inc. about how RFID tracking of patients, doctors, and supplies can save not only money and increase efficiency but can save lives.
Medical Journalism 22.08.2007 13:00
Host: Larry Kaskel, MD Guest: Sarah Lovinger, MD What are some of the challenges and opportunities for medical journalists today? Join Dr. Sarah Lovinger in a discussion about medical journalism.
Internist and Medical Journalist 22.08.2007 13:00
Host: Larry Kaskel, MD Guest: Sarah Lovinger, MD In this segment Dr. Sarah Lovinger talks about balancing the careers of both a practicing internist and a medical journalist.
Playing Nice With Pharmacists: Communication Strategies for Better Care 22.08.2007 13:00
Host: Michael Greenberg, MD Guest: Shirley Grace, MA Dr. Michael Greenberg talks with Shirley Grace of Physician's Practice Journal about creating better communication with pharmacists in order to reduce the frustration of paperwork involved with prescriptions. She discusses the value of e-prescribing.
Playing Nice With Pharmacists 22.08.2007 13:00
Host: Michael Greenberg, MD Guest: Shirley Grace, MA Dr. Michael Greenberg talks with Shirley Grace of Physician's Practice Journal about ways to interact more smoothly with pharmacists and reduce the paperwork involved with prescription writing.
Become A More Mindful Practioner 22.08.2007 13:00
Host: Larry Kaskel, MD Guest: Daniel Siegel, PhD The benefits of being present in your own medical practice has unlimited benefits to you, your patients, your co-workers. How do you become a more mindful practioner? Join Dr. Daniel Siegel, Psychiatrist, and Author, talk about bringing mindfulness to your own medical practice.
Mind and Brain: A Week of Silence 22.08.2007 12:59
Host: Larry Kaskel, MD Guest: Daniel Siegel, PhD Join Dr. Daniel Siegel, author of the Mindful Brain, sharing a part of his own spiritual journey in which he participated in a silence retreat for a week.
The Mindful Brain 22.08.2007 13:00
Host: Larry Kaskel, MD Guest: Daniel Siegel, PhD How does mindfulness change the brain? Join Dr. Dan Siegel, author of The Mindful Brain, as he shares with us the road to mindfulness through meditation and explains the sceintific research illustrating the many changes that occur in the brain as a result of mindfulness.
Women's Role in the Control of TB in India 21.08.2007 13:00
Host: Maurice Pickard, MD Guest: Shelly Batra, MD Dr. Maurice Pickard speaks with Dr. Shelly Batra, gynecologist and Medical Director for Operation Asha based in New Delhi, who expanded her vision for better women's health by confronting a well established taboo in her culture. Women are fearful about seeking medical care for tuberculosis, as this diagnosis often selectively leads to loss of jobs,...
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