An interview with Dr. Sam Brondfield, from the Oncology consult service at UCSF. In Part I we discuss some clinical pearls for hospitalists about the value of pathology, infectious mimickers, and how far Hospitalists could take workup. We also hear a little bit about Sam's time on the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus.

| 00:00 Intro & TOC | | 00:32 Introduction to Dr. Sam Brondfield | | 01:22 The importance of pathology: waiting for final path and infectious mimickers | | 06:08 Sissi's example of cytology negative pleural fluid with a lung mass | | 07:35 Hospitalist workup - talk to path or rads vs. consult onc? | | 09:02 Sam in the SFGMC | | 10:14 Closing |

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