Best Alison Treat Podcasts (2023)

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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209. Fluid Matters- A Practical Dive into Peritoneal Dialysis 13:56

1h ago13:56

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What complications should you watch our for in patients on peritoneal dialysis? Let this once elusive topic become your expertise! This episode was written by Dr. Shareef Akbari (Internal Medicine Resident) and reviewed by Dr. Bogdan Momciu (Nephrology) and Dr. Steven Montague (General Internal Medicine) Infographic by Dr. Caitlyn Vlasschaert (Inte…

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Historical Fiction: Unpacked

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Alina Adams—The Jewish Autonomous Region 36:10

5h ago36:10

36:10

I learned so much from this conversation with New York Times Bestselling Author Alina Adams about her latest novel, My Mother’s Secret. We discussed the Jewish autonomous region of Birobidzhan established by Stalin in 1931 and Alina’s own childhood and immigration story as well as her long and winding road to writing books in her favorite genre. He…

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The Happy Manifesto

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How to make your workplace more inclusive, with Femi Otitoju 26:20

10h ago26:20

26:20

Creating a truly inclusive and happy workplace means understanding and addressing the unique needs and feelings of each individual. This involves actively listening to and communicating with employees, recognising and addressing implicit biases, and creating a culture of trust and fairness. Creating connections between teammates and increasing know…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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208. Leak Out! - An approach to Aortic Regurgitation 14:06

6d ago14:06

14:06

In this episode we cover your approach to chronic and acute aortic regurgitation including key physical exam findings and echocardiographic measures. Written by: Dr. Kate Haichin (Internal Medicine Resident) Reviewed by: Dr. Nadia Giannetti (Cardiologist) and Dr. Amal Bessissow (General Internist). Support the show…

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Historical Fiction: Unpacked

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Gabrielle Meyer—Our Time in History 32:00

7d ago32:00

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There’s been so much buzz about Gabrielle Meyer’s new Timeless Series that I jumped at the chance to have her on the show! We had a great conversation about the first two installments of this series, When the Day Comes and In This Moment. We talked about God’s sovereignty over our place in history, the fulfillment of Gabrielle’s dream of writing fo…

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In Those Days

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Alison in Canberra-land 1:16:41

10d ago1:16:41

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Linnett Turner joins Penny and husband-of-half-of-the-pod Lincoln to talk about Alison Sanchez (nee Binns). Linnett's mother Alison grew up in Canberra in the early days of Australia's capital. A tragedy in her early-20s transformed Alison's plans and she travelled the world before returning to Canberra again. Trove 'Farewell Evening', The Canberra…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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207. The Deadly Storm - An approach to Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis 12:37

14d ago12:37

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Take a listen this week for a dive into the world of HLH. We cover primary and secondary HLH, your approach to the diagnosis and workup, as well as management and some info on recent trials. Support the showBy The Intern At Work

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Historical Fiction: Unpacked

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Andrew Varga—Accuracy in Young Adult Historical Fiction 32:13

14d ago32:13

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Today’s episode features Canadian author and historian Andrew Varga. His time hopping series is off to a smashing start with the first two installments, The Last Saxon King and The Celtic Deception. We talked about the importance of historical accuracy in books for young people and how pivotal the year 1066 (the setting for The Last Saxon King) was…

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The Happy Manifesto

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Treat your team like adults, with Lisa Gill 23:23

14d ago23:23

23:23

Psychologically safety isn’t just about creating a comfortable climate, but about embracing discomfort. That’s because discomfort helps us grow and address complex problems, which in turn leads to greater psychological safety. This means shifting from a parent-child dynamic to an adult-to-adult relationship within teams. That involves relating to p…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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206. Conquering Consumption: An Approach to Tuberculosis 19:43

21d ago19:43

19:43

Listen to this episode for a great summary on TB infection and TB disease! We also discuss new updates and Canadian specific guidelines. Episode written by Dr. Kevin Zhang, PGY2 Internal Medicine and reviewed by Dr. Jane Batt, Respirology and Dr. Kevin Venus, General Internal Medicine. Infographic by Dr. Valerie Kim. Support the show…

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Historical Fiction: Unpacked

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Valerie Fraser Luesse—the Lost Art of Community 37:33

21d ago37:33

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I’m back at long last with Season Six! Valerie Fraser Luesse joins me on the show today as we talk about her latest novel, Letters from My Sister. Here’s the description from the publisher: Sisters Emmy and Callie Bullock are living a privileged life. As the only daughters of a wealthy Alabama cotton farmer, they are surrounded by a close-knit fami…

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Dizzy World

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S1E5 Externs join AIB 26:47

22d ago26:47

26:47

On this episode of Dizzy World: AIB's Founder & CEO, Richard Gans, PhD, sits down with AIB's 2023-2024 4th Year Externs: Gabi Rosenwald, Viv Song, and Josephine Fernandez. The externs discuss what their first weeks at AIB were like, what got them interested in the field of Audiology, and what they are most excited to learn about over the upcoming m…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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205. Beware of PEAR - An Approach to Seronegative Spondyloarthritides 13:56

28d ago13:56

13:56

In this episode, we review the pathophysiology, clinical presentation, associated diseases, investigations and treatment for the seronegative spondyloarthritides. These include psoriatic arthritis, enteropathic or IBD-associated arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis and reactive arthritis - or PEAR! Written by: Dr. Steven Cho (Internal Medicine Residen…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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204. The Internist's Guide to Gout 31:31

1M ago31:31

31:31

In this episode, Dr. Catherine Leurer interviews Dr. Lori Albert about the most common type of inflammatory arthritis - Gout. Dr. Albert discusses the 2020 American College of Rheumatology Guideline for the Management of Gout, with a focus on both acute gout flares and chronic management of patients with gout. Interviewer: Dr. Catherine Leurer (Ger…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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203. The Internist's Guide to Peri-operative Cardiac Risk Management 16:32

1M ago16:32

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In this episode, Dr. Maya Stein interviews Dr. Kevin Singh about the 2016 Canadian Cardiovascular Society Guidelines on Perioperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Management for Patients Who Undergo Noncardiac Surgery. Produced and Hosted By: Dr. Maya Stein (Internal Medicine resident) Special Guest: Dr. Kevin Singh (General Internist) Sound Editing…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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202. The Internist's Guide to VTE in Pregnancy 25:30

2M ago25:30

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In this episode, Dr. Valerie Kim interviews Dr. Yayi Huang about Thrombosis Canada’s 2021 clinical guides on deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism in the setting of pregnancy. Episode produced and hosted by: Dr. Valerie Kim (Internal Medicine resident) Special Guest: Dr. Yayi Huang (General Internist and Obstetric Internist) Sound editing by:…

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In Those Days

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One Day in Faraday 1:26:32

2M ago1:26:32

1:26:32

Primary school teacher Anna Grace joins Penny and Christina to talk about the Faraday kidnappings. With a special guest appearance from Peter Tangey. Trove '$1 Million Demand for Teacher', 6 Pupils, The Canberra Times, 7 October 1972 'Big Hunt for School Kidnappers', The Canberra Times, 9 October 1972 '2 Men Charged over Kidnap', The Papua New Guin…

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Dizzy World

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S1E4 Member Spotlight- Ali Vega 41:39

2M ago41:39

41:39

On this Episode, Joe Sakumura, speaks with Ali Vega, Owner of Complete Hearing & Balance in Olympia, WA. Ali and Joe discuss the diversification of her business by adding vestibular and balance services to Complete Hearing along with hearing aid sales. VIDEO of this conversation: https://youtu.be/7hTwG27orX0…

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In Those Days

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Chorkles Sees Red 35:32

3M ago35:32

35:32

Peter Tangey is back to talk about another chapter in Chorkles Moss's life. She gave evidence at the Victorian Royal Commission on Communism in 1949. We talk about how divisive communism became for Australian politics and communities. Trove 'Ideals akin to Christianity', The Herald, 26 July 1949 'Woman farmer's evidence at Red inquiry', The Argus, …

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Dizzy World

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S1E3 Alison D'Alessandro 39:10

3M ago39:10

39:10

Welcome to Dizzy World! Dizziness and Vertigo are the most common complaints of individuals over the age of 65 to their physician, and yet there remains a huge shortage of specialists equipped to evaluate and treat this growing population of patients. The Dizzy World podcast explores all concepts of dizziness, vertigo, and balance problems from cli…

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The Happy Manifesto

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Empowering teams: a case study in co-management, with Matt Perez 24:47

3M ago24:47

24:47

Co-management is a radical and fair way to run a company. One company’s approach of having no hierarchy and no bosses has allowed for a more collaborative and communicative environment, where teams can solve problems together. Matt Perez is the co-founder of Nearsoft, a software company that practices co-management. Instead of having bosses, they h…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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201. Special July Episode. ERAS Tour- Tips to Swiftly Go Through The Different Era's of Residency 42:53

3M ago42:53

42:53

Disclaimer: This episode has nothing to do with Taylor Swift, although, we do love her. There's something in this for all of our trainees this July! Our host Dr. Zahra Merali (General Internist) sits down with Dr. Madeline Stephen (PGY3 Internal Medicine) and Dr. Dr. Mei-Ni Belzile (PGY3 Internal Medicine) to chat about how to navigate the subspeci…

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In Those Days

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Bushrangers: Real or fake? 57:41

3M ago57:41

57:41

Tim Carruthers returns to hear more about our sailor's journey from Melbourne to the Goldfields. The sailor reaches the Black Forest and comes across a notorious "bushranger", Black Douglas. We also hear the true story of Tim's star-turn in Castlemaine North's production of Captain Midnite the musical. Trove 'A Sailor's Trip from Melbourne to Mount…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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200. A Window of Opportunity: Preventing and Treating HIV Opportunistic Infections 26:46

3M ago26:46

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Confused by all the possible opportunistic infections that patients with HIV may be vulnerable to? Take a listen! Written by: Dr. Valerie Kim (Internal Medicine Resident). Reviewed by: Dr. Nisha Andany (Infectious Disease Specialist) and Dr. Isaac Bogoch (Infectious Disease Specialist and Internal Medicine Physician). Infographic: Also by Dr. Valer…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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199. CABG - More than a Vegetable 15:09

4M ago15:09

15:09

In this episode, we review the physiology and pathophysiology behind coronary artery disease. We also reviewed the current indications for CABG as per the CCS guidelines. The medicine minute discusses the recently released ISCHEMIA trial. Written by: Dr. Cole Clifford (IM Resident) Reviewed by: Dr. John Janevski (Cardiology) and Dr. Rupal Shah (Gen…

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The Happy Manifesto

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Profitable Happiness, with Dr Pelè 29:25

4M ago29:25

29:25

Happiness is not just a feeling, but an action that can be intentionally built within an organisation. By prioritising happiness and promoting engagement, pride, and appreciation, companies can create a culture that leads to profitability and success. Dr Pelè developed the concept of "profitable happiness", which centres around the notion that orga…

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In Those Days

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Stamp Love 54:02

4M ago54:02

54:02

We're joined by Gerard and Celeste McCulloch from the podcast Stamps Aren't Cool. We discover a surprising intersection in Trove's newspaper archives between philately and relationships. Stamps Aren't Cool Podcast YouTube channel Blog - Punk Philatelist Trove 'Hobbies for Husbands', The Australian Star, 16 December 1905 'Women Philatelists are Disc…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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198. Tearing down and building up: An Aproach to Paget Disease of Bone 12:30

4M ago12:30

12:30

Let's dive into endocrinology this week- to learn about Paget Disease of the Bone! Listen till the end to learn about Sir James Paget himself. This episode was written by Emaad Mohammad (Internal Medicine Resident) and reviewed by Dr. Robyn Houlden (Endocrinology) and Dr. Amelia Wilkinson (General Internal Medicine) Support the show…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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197. Your Learning Is Not in Vein - An Approach to Inherited Thrombophilias 13:25

4M ago13:25

13:25

In this episode, we cover when to suspect and investigate - or more importantly NOT investigate patients for potential inherited thrombophilias. Written by: Chloe Gordon (Internal Medicine Resident) Reviewed by: Dr. Eric Tseng (Hematologist) and Dr. Vicky Tagalakis (General Internist) Support the show…

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The Happy Manifesto

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Beyond Budgeting, with Bjarte Bogsnes 32:48

4M ago32:48

32:48

Budgeting is time-consuming, can lead to quickly-outdated assumptions, and can stimulate unethical behaviours like resource hoarding. Beyond Budgeting is a management philosophy that challenges traditional management practices, specifically the budgeting process. In this episode, Henry speaks with Bjarte Bogsnes about the problems with budgeting, a…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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196. The Heart has a Mind of its Own - An Approach to POTS 16:10

4M ago16:10

16:10

In this episode, we discuss the clinical presentation, consensus diagnostic criteria and pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic strategies to manage a patient with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS). Written by: Dr. David Bobrowski (Internal Medicine Resident) Reviewed by: Dr. Tosin Osuntokun and Dr. Paula Harvey (Cardiologists) and Dr. …

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Historical Fiction: Unpacked

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Tosca Lee & Marcus Brotherton—the Bataan Death March 34:38

4M ago34:38

34:38

After much anticipation, we are finally releasing our episode with Tosca Lee and Marcus Brotherton! I talked to Tosca and Marcus about their latest book, The Long March Home, which features three friends from Alabama fighting in the Philippines during World War II. This conversation makes a spectacular finale to season five. Here’s a description of…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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195. Biliary Off Track - An Approach to Cholecystitis and Cholangitis 15:30

4M ago15:30

15:30

In this episode, we discuss the clinical presentation, severity grading, investigations and management for patients presenting with cholecystitis or cholangitis. Our medicine minute discusses a promising new technique for patients with non-operative cholecystitis. Podcast written by: Drs. Amine Zoughlami and Ikram Abow-Mohamed (Internal Medicine re…

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Historical Fiction: Unpacked

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REPLAY: Tracie Peterson—Nothing New Under the Sun 22:00

4M ago22:00

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Today I’m sharing one of my most popular episodes of all time! This one released last summer. Often called the “Queen of Historical Fiction,” Tracie Peterson is an ECPA, CBA and USA Today bestselling author of more than 100 books, most of them historical. In this episode, we talk about her series, Love on the Santa Fe, and specifically the second i…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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194. It's Lower Than You Think - Lower GI Bleed 15:00

5M ago15:00

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We covered upper GI bleed a few weeks ago, but we'd be remiss if we didn't address the other half of the GI tract! This week we take you through our approach to lower GI bleeding and its management, including recent guideline updates. Written by: Dr. Ikram Abow-Mohamed & Dr. Amine Zoughlami (Internal Medicine Residents) Reviewed by: Dr. Alan Barkun…

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In Those Days

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Chorkles Book of Rhymes 59:16

5M ago59:16

59:16

We talk to Peter Tangey about Newstead identity Chorkles Kasner Moss. Chorkles and her family were mentioned in a number of newspaper articles but this still left some big questions we couldn't answer. Trove Coranation recipes 'Reader's Recipes Coronation Pigeon Pie', Truth, 18 April 1937 'Three Coronation Cake Recipes', The Australasian, 15 May 19…

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Historical Fiction: Unpacked

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Crystal Caudill—Working Together to Make the World a Better Place 28:51

5M ago28:51

28:51

Today, Crystal Caudill joins me on the show for the second time! We discuss the third and final novel in her Hidden Hearts of the Gilded Age series. It’s entitled Counterfeit Faith, deals with the Secret Service, and is set in Philadelphia. Crystal and I discuss this newest book (which releases on Tuesday, May 16), the theme of faith and doubt that…

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The Happy Manifesto

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Be kind, break rules – with Sarah Pugh 30:20

5M ago30:20

30:20

Creating a happy and productive workplace starts with a focus on culture. A coaching culture can help build trust and encourage open communication. Sarah Pugh is the CEO of Whizz-Kidz, the UK's leading charity for young wheelchair users. She shares her insights on leading a hospice to an Outstanding rating in just one year. She did this by making c…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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193. Not So Sweet Pee- Approach to Central Diabetes Insipidus 9:48

5M ago9:48

9:48

Written by Dr. Tiffany Mach (Internal Medicine Resident) and reviewed by Dr. Vincent Larouche (Endocrinology) and Dr. Romina Pace (General Internal Medicine). Infographic by Vincent Li (Medical Student). Support the showBy The Intern At Work

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Historical Fiction: Unpacked

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Coming Up on Historical Fiction: Unpacked 13:52

5M ago13:52

13:52

In the midst of technological difficulties and scheduling snafus, I bring you a solo episode a mere 32 hours late. This is something I would only notice in a podcast I listen to daily, so if any of you missed me, I am beyond flattered and grateful. I’m also grateful for the latest review, which I forgot to mention two weeks in a row! What do I actu…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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192. Go Get the O2 - An Approach to Hypoxia 16:39

5M ago16:39

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In this episode, we discuss two main causes of hypoxia as well as the utility of the A-a gradient to help determine the underlying etiology. We discuss different methods of oxygen delivery and briefly review etiologies that may cause hypoxia. Our medicine minute discusses the discovery and current controversy regarding pulse oximeters. Episode writ…

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Historical Fiction: Unpacked

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Laura Frantz—the Scottish Lowlands and the Jacobites 44:34

5M ago44:34

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Laura Frantz came back on the show to talk about her latest novel, The Rose and the Thistle. Inspired by her own family history, Laura wrote this story set in the Scottish Lowlands during the Jacobite uprising of 1715. Laura is a Christy Award winner and the ECPA bestselling author of more than a dozen novels. More importantly, she’s a kind soul, a…

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The Happy Manifesto

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How self-management increases client and employee satisfaction, with Luke Kyte 28:58

5M ago28:58

28:58

Implementing a self-managing organisation requires a shift in mindset and a commitment to creating a positive work environment. This involves giving employees trust, freedom and responsibility, as well as promoting health and wellbeing. In this episode, Henry and Maureen speak to Luke Kyte, a senior leader whose company made this transition. Reddic…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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191. You put me in a state of SHOCK 17:05

5M ago17:05

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In this episode, we review the main causes of four different types of shock: hypovolemic, cardiac, obstructive and distributive (or vasoplegic). We discuss both initial assessment and management of a patient in shock, as well as more focused therapies for specific etiologies. Our medicine minute discusses the choice for initial vasopressors as well…

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Historical Fiction: Unpacked

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Kim Vogel Sawyer—History Shows Us Where We Need to Go 28:29

5M ago28:29

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Kim Vogel Sawyer is known for writing “gentle stories of hope.” Her latest novel, The Tapestry of Grace, is a perfect example of that legacy. On this episode, we discuss this novel and Kim’s use of her own Mennonite background in her characters, why she was compelled to include orphaned children in her story, and the historical details she incorpor…

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In Those Days

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Rush to the Goldfields 33:59

5M ago33:59

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Tim Carruthers joins us as we attempt to read a very long account of a journey from Melbourne to the Victorian goldfields in 1852. Tim tells us about the time he tried to walk from Melbourne to Castlemaine for a bet. Two ambitious goals. One outcome. Trove 'A Sailor's Trip from Melbourne to Mount Alexander', The Sydney Morning Herald, 10 May 1952 H…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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190. Urine Trouble! An approach to AKI 15:42

6M ago15:42

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In this episode we cover the history of AKI and an approach to its diagnosis and management. We also cover landmark trials! Written by: Dr. Thulasie Manokaran (Internal Medicine Resident) Reviewed by: Tyrone Harrison (Nephrologist) and Dr. Michael Fisher (General Internist) Support the showBy The Intern At Work

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Historical Fiction: Unpacked

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Karen Heenan—Coal Country and Family Relationships During the Great Depression 37:15

6M ago37:15

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Karen Heenan's novel Coming Apart released in October, but the sequel, Coming Closer, is out next week! These books, set during the Great Depression, portray family relationships with such beautiful, raw honesty. They're also set in my home state of Pennsylvania, which adds to the appeal for me. However, any reader of historical fiction will find t…

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The Happy Manifesto

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Bringing meaning to action, with Jason Mitchell 34:19

6M ago34:19

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When Jason Mitchell escaped the office to reconnect with his tasks, he noticed something: he was losing sight of the relationships behind the tasks. “Action has meaning only in relationship; without understanding relationship, action on any level will only breed conflict. The understanding of relationship is infinitely more important than the searc…

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The Intern At Work: Internal Medicine

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189. Into the Bubble: Approach to Hypogammaglobulinemia 9:33

6M ago9:33

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Have you heard of the "bubble boy?" In this episode, we outline an approach to hypogammaglobulinemia - a fascinating outpatient medicine topic! Episode written by Dr. Vivian Szeto (Internal Medicine resident) and reviewed by Dr. Rongbo Zhu (Clinical Allergy and Immunology) and Dr. Marko Mrkobrada (General Internal Medicine). Infographic by Dr. Vala…

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