Chelsea Turgeon

1 month ago | kevinmd.com | Maire Daugharty |Natalie LaBossier |Iris Kulbatski, PhD |Chelsea Turgeon

If I were to bet that the majority of physicians are familiar with that pit in their stomach—that sinking feeling of dread that comes with recognizing things aren’t going well—I’d probably win that bet. Contrary to collective wisdom, Wu (2000) first formalized recognition that doctors involved in critical incidents need help too. Now, twenty-five years later, doctors are still held to a standard that eschews the idea of making mistakes.

Apr 3, 2024 | kevinmd.com | Chelsea Turgeon |Monique Tello |Oscar Chen |Sera Choi

Subscribe to The Podcast by KevinMD. Watch on YouTube. Catch up on old episodes!Join infectious disease physician Sami El-Dalati as we delve into the complex issues surrounding medical literature and clinical guidelines. Sami sheds light on the challenges faced by medical providers in delivering patient-centered care, particularly in the context of substance use disorder and endocarditis treatment.

Feb 22, 2024 | kevinmd.com | Chelsea Turgeon |Oscar Chen |Sera Choi |Clara Seong

There’s a great irony that exists within medicine. We are taught to critically examine all scientific evidence; however, there are a series of beliefs we learn about the profession as a whole that we’re meant to accept without question. Essentially, during our medical training, we are indoctrinated with a set of harmful beliefs about what it means to be a doctor. These beliefs harm not only us as individual physicians but the profession as a whole.