Live Podcast Recordings
SGIM25 features live podcast recordings with leading voices in academic general medicine. Join conversations that explore the human aspects of medicine, address healthcare equity issues, and highlight experts working toward meaningful change.
Human Doctor Live Podcast Recording
In this session, academic generalists Ashley McMullen and Kimberly Manning (co-hosts of The Human Doctor podcast) use the power of storytelling, conversation, and connectedness to explore the human side of medicine--which is needed now more than ever. Participants will hopefully leave inspired to reflect upon their own stories to find hope and meaning in busy and uncertain times.
Thursday, May 15th, 1 - 2PM in Diplomat Ballroom 1-2
Clinical Problem Solvers
Anti-Racism in Medicine Series Live Episode
As we envision a just and equitable future, it is vital that we dismantle systemically racist health systems and rebuild with an antiracist lens to ensure our healthcare workforce accurately represents the American populace so we can better serve our patient populations who have historically been excluded. The mission of the Clinical Problem Solvers (CPS) Antiracism in Medicine podcast series is “to equip all listeners, at all levels of training, with the consciousness and tools to practice antiracism in their health professions careers.” In this session, we will hone in on the fund of knowledge within the conference and highlight scholars conducting important antiracism research which points towards structural interventions that will be generalizable for our listeners and the SGIM audience alike.
Friday, May 16, 1-2PM in Room 307
Review of Systems
Review of Systems explores the past, present, and future of medical education through conversations with experts and learners alike. Our mission is not to teach the subject matter of medicine per se, but rather to fill an unmet niche in the medical podcast space exploring various teaching methods, soft skills, and hardships experienced by medical trainees. These conversations shed light on previously hidden struggles with a larger goal of improving wellness, strengthening community, and helping physicians at all levels have more well-rounded and sustainable careers.
Friday, May 16th, 3:30-4:30pm in Atlantic 2
