Medical school is tough enough without feeling like you are not good enough. Not smart enough. Not hard working enough. As third-years, fitting into the hospital hierarchy can be challenging. Are you part of the team? Or are you only a student?
There have always been discussions about whether physicians should show empathy or remain stern when interacting with patients. And while there are valid points on both sides, it is important to remember that physicians are human beings. And human beings have emotions.
"Every patient should be treated the same." WRONG! Quite the opposite—we believe no two patients should receive the same care. From their health conditions to their cultural backgrounds, each patient is different. Acknowledging and understanding the differences will help you provide better care.
"Every patient should be treated the same." WRONG! Quite the opposite—we believe no two patients should receive the same care. From their health conditions to their cultural backgrounds, each patient is different. Acknowledging and understanding the differences will help you provide better care.
The main difference between first and second year of medical school verses third year is the hands-on patient experience. You are finally able to put everything you have learned from lectures and books to practice... and then realize there is a learning curve.
The main difference between first and second year of medical school verses third year is the hands-on patient experience. You are finally able to put everything you have learned from lectures and books to practice... and then realize there is a learning curve.
Thirty episodes in, we are reflecting on favorite memories from our second year of medical school, the lessons we have learned, and the goals we have achieved. And we are also looking forward to the future—third-year rotations and a whole lot more conversations on a second season of BUNDLE OF HERS!
Thirty episodes in, we are reflecting on favorite memories from our second year of medical school, the lessons we have learned, and the goals we have achieved. And we are also looking forward to the future—third-year rotations and a whole lot more conversations on a second season of BUNDLE OF HERS!
Burnout looks different at various phases of medical education. On this episode, we discuss what second-year burnout looks like and how we combat the stress.
Burnout looks different at various phases of medical education. On this episode, we discuss what second-year burnout looks like and how we combat the stress.
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About Bundle Of Hers
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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,…
where identity growth, defining moments, and ongoing self-understanding take center focus. Medical residents and students Hạ Lê, Mariam Asadian, Lilly Kanishka, Laurel Hiatt, Alizah Folau, and Austen Ivey discuss how their different identities influence their experiences navigating the complexities of studying and practicing medicine. Through honest and thought-provoking conversations and personal narratives, BUNDLE OF HERS explores the diverse collection of voices and stories within the medical field.