Bundle Of Hers

By The Scope Radio, University of Utah Health

Bundle Of Hers episodes

June 12, 2019 S2E23: Balancing Confidence with Humility
There is a common stereotype that claims doctors are overly confident. That is actually true—it takes confidence to save a human life. But, having confidence does not equal being high and mighty. Being confident means believing in yourself. Believing you are more than a test score or a bad rotation. In this episode, we talk to thoracic surgeon Dr. Rosemarie Serrone about the importance of having confidence in a world that can often make you feel like you are not good enough.
20 min
June 05, 2019 S2E22: Environmental Rights and the Connection to Health
According to UNEnvironment.org, environmentalism is "any proclamation of a human right to environmental conditions of a specified quality." Access to clean air, drinkable water, and a safe environment are some of the basic human rights we sometimes take for granted, simply because we have access. In this episode, we talk about how, as health care providers, we can better help contribute to a more sustainable, safer, cleaner, and healthier environment for all.
20 min
May 22, 2019 S2E21: Finding Sucess in Rejection
Rejection is not something a lot of people want to talk about, but it is probably safe to assume rejection happens to a lot of people. Whether it is rejection from med school, from a mentor, or even from friends who are not in the mood for hanging out, rejection is hard. But rejection does not have to be the end. In this episode, we talk about getting past rejections and not letting them define your successes.
22 min
May 22, 2019 S2E21: Finding Sucess in Rejection
Rejection is not something a lot of people want to talk about, but it is probably safe to assume rejection happens to a lot of people. Whether it is rejection from med school, from a mentor, or even from friends who are not in the mood for hanging out, rejection is hard. But rejection does not have to be the end. In this episode, we talk about getting past rejections and not letting them define your successes.
22 min
May 08, 2019 S2E20: Leadership Through Diversity
How do you play the game but still get what you want? How do you make a change while still fitting into the system? In this episode, we talk to Dr. Nwando Olayiwola, chief clinical transformation officer at RubiconMD and founder of the Association of Minority Women Professionals, about making change and leading through authenticity, passion, and diversity.
27 min
May 08, 2019 S2E20: Leadership Through Diversity
How do you play the game but still get what you want? How do you make a change while still fitting into the system? In this episode, we talk to Dr. Nwando Olayiwola, chief clinical transformation officer at RubiconMD and founder of the Association of Minority Women Professionals, about making change and leading through authenticity, passion, and diversity.
27 min
April 10, 2019 S2E19: Coping With Failure in Med School
Failing medical school is probably the biggest fear for every medical student. You do not anticipate you will fail, and you cannot really prepare for it either ... but what happens if you do fail? How do you handle the situation logistically? How do you handle the situation mentally? Harjit and Leen talk to fellow medical student, J, about the difficult topic of failing medical school and how to move forward.
31 min
April 10, 2019 S2E19: Coping With Failure in Med School
Failing medical school is probably the biggest fear for every medical student. You do not anticipate you will fail, and you cannot really prepare for it either ... but what happens if you do fail? How do you handle the situation logistically? How do you handle the situation mentally? Harjit and Leen talk to fellow medical student, J, about the difficult topic of failing medical school and how to move forward.
31 min
April 03, 2019 S2E18: Delivering Difficult News
Going into medicine, a lot of us might fear delivering difficult news and information to patients and their families. After all, what is the "right" way to tell someone they have been diagnosed with cancer, or that their parent has passed? As doctors, is it better to be strong for the patient, or be vulnerable with them? In this episode, we talk about the importance of presentation of knowledge when you have to have that difficult conversation with patients and their families.
21 min
April 03, 2019 S2E18: Delivering Difficult News
Going into medicine, a lot of us might fear delivering difficult news and information to patients and their families. After all, what is the "right" way to tell someone they have been diagnosed with cancer, or that their parent has passed? As doctors, is it better to be strong for the patient, or be vulnerable with them? In this episode, we talk about the importance of presentation of knowledge when you have to have that difficult conversation with patients and their families.
21 min

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Power from identity, leading through story. BUNDLE OF HERS is a podcast dedicated to amplifying underspoken voices and stories in medicine. Our journey is a continuous exploration of discoveries,…