This is the 4th podcast episode for the Psychiatric Medication Podcast Series. 

Series Description: Current literature indicates that podcasts can be an effective educational format to reach health professionals across the continuum of medical education, addressing a myriad of topics pertinent to providers. This episode serves as an overview of tricyclic antidepressant therapies. This podcast season is the second released by East Carolina University's Office of Continuing Medical Education and may be beneficial for physicians, residents, fellows, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and nurses. This podcast season is comprised of approximately 30 episodes, each focusing on different psychiatric medications for the non-psychiatric provider. Those tuning into the podcast's second season will receive a primer on the "bread and butter" behavioral health medications for primary care: antidepressants, antipsychotics, and mood stabilizers. Episodes will be released weekly on Wednesdays.

• Michael Lang, MD, FACP, DFAPA & Monica Sharma, MD

This is the 3rd podcast episode for the Psychiatric Medication Podcast Series. 

Series Description: Current literature indicates that podcasts can be an effective educational format to reach health professionals across the continuum of medical education, addressing a myriad of topics pertinent to providers. This episode serves as an overview of tricyclic antidepressant therapies. This podcast season is the second released by East Carolina University's Office of Continuing Medical Education and may be beneficial for physicians, residents, fellows, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and nurses. This podcast season is comprised of approximately 30 episodes, each focusing on different psychiatric medications for the non-psychiatric provider. Those tuning into the podcast's second season will receive a primer on the "bread and butter" behavioral health medications for primary care: antidepressants, antipsychotics, and mood stabilizers. Episodes will be released weekly on Wednesdays.

• Michael Lang, MD, FACP, DFAPA & Monica Sharma, MD

This is the 2nd podcast episode for the Psychiatric Medication Podcast Series. 

Series Description: Current literature indicates that podcasts can be an effective educational format to reach health professionals across the continuum of medical education, addressing a myriad of topics pertinent to providers. This episode serves as an overview of MAOI antidepressant therapies. This podcast season is the second released by East Carolina University's Office of Continuing Medical Education and may be beneficial for physicians, residents, fellows, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and nurses. This podcast season is comprised of approximately 30 episodes, each focusing on different psychiatric medications for the non-psychiatric provider. Those tuning into the podcast's second season will receive a primer on the "bread and butter" behavioral health medications for primary care: antidepressants, antipsychotics, and mood stabilizers. Episodes will be released weekly on Wednesdays.

• Michael Lang, MD, FACP, DFAPA & Monica Sharma, MD

This is the introductory podcast episode for the Psychiatric Medication Podcast Series. 

Series Description: Current literature indicates that podcasts can be an effective educational format to reach health professionals across the continuum of medical education, addressing a myriad of topics pertinent to providers. This episode serves as an overview for the series and for antidepressant therapies. This podcast season is the second released by East Carolina University's Office of Continuing Medical Education and may be beneficial for physicians, residents, fellows, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and nurses. This podcast season is comprised of approximately 30 episodes, each focusing on different psychiatric medications for the non-psychiatric provider. Those tuning into the podcast's second season will receive a primer on the "bread and butter" behavioral health medications for primary care: antidepressants, antipsychotics, and mood stabilizers. Episodes will be released weekly on Wednesdays.

• Michael Lang, MD, FACP, DFAPA & Monica Sharma, MD

This is the sixth (and final) podcast episode for the healthcare provider wellbeing series. 

Series Description: 
Current literature indicates that podcasts can be an effective educational format to reach health professionals across the continuum of medical education, addressing a myriad of topics pertinent to providers. This series serves as an overview for what wellbeing and burnout look like in today’s medical environment. This podcast may be beneficial for physicians, residents, fellows, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, and all others working in the healthcare setting (including those in supporting roles). This series of podcasts is comprised of six 15-minute episodes, each focusing on a different aspect of wellbeing. Episodes will be released on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month (January – March 2022). Those taking part in the “Wellbeing Wednesdays” podcast series will learn best practices to mitigate burnout, all while focusing on evidence-based patient care.

This is the fifth podcast episode for the healthcare provider wellbeing series. 

Series Description: 
Current literature indicates that podcasts can be an effective educational format to reach health professionals across the continuum of medical education, addressing a myriad of topics pertinent to providers. This series serves as an overview for what wellbeing and burnout look like in today’s medical environment. This podcast may be beneficial for physicians, residents, fellows, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, and all others working in the healthcare setting (including those in supporting roles). This series of podcasts is comprised of six 15-minute episodes, each focusing on a different aspect of wellbeing. Episodes will be released on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month (January – March 2022). Those taking part in the “Wellbeing Wednesdays” podcast series will learn best practices to mitigate burnout, all while focusing on evidence-based patient care.

This is the fourth podcast episode for the healthcare provider wellbeing series. 

Series Description: 
Current literature indicates that podcasts can be an effective educational format to reach health professionals across the continuum of medical education, addressing a myriad of topics pertinent to providers. This series serves as an overview for what wellbeing and burnout look like in today’s medical environment. This podcast may be beneficial for physicians, residents, fellows, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, and all others working in the healthcare setting (including those in supporting roles). This series of podcasts is comprised of six 15-minute episodes, each focusing on a different aspect of wellbeing. Episodes will be released on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month (January – March 2022). Those taking part in the “Wellbeing Wednesdays” podcast series will learn best practices to mitigate burnout, all while focusing on evidence-based patient care.

This is the third podcast episode for the healthcare provider wellbeing series. 

Series Description: 
Current literature indicates that podcasts can be an effective educational format to reach health professionals across the continuum of medical education, addressing a myriad of topics pertinent to providers. This episode serves as an overview for what wellbeing and burnout look like in today’s medical environment. This podcast may be beneficial for physicians, residents, fellows, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, and all others working in the healthcare setting (including those in supporting roles). This series of podcasts is comprised of six 15-minute episodes, each focusing on a different aspect of wellbeing. Episodes will be released on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month (January – March 2022). Those taking part in the “Wellbeing Wednesdays” podcast series will learn best practices to mitigate burnout, all while focusing on evidence-based patient care.

This is the second podcast episode for the healthcare provider wellbeing series. 

Series Description: 
Current literature indicates that podcasts can be an effective educational format to reach health professionals across the continuum of medical education, addressing a myriad of topics pertinent to providers. This episode serves as an overview for what wellbeing and burnout look like in today’s medical environment. This podcast may be beneficial for physicians, residents, fellows, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, and all others working in the healthcare setting (including those in supporting roles). This series of podcasts is comprised of six 15-minute episodes, each focusing on a different aspect of wellbeing. Episodes will be released on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month (January – March 2022). Those taking part in the “Wellbeing Wednesdays” podcast series will learn best practices to mitigate burnout, all while focusing on evidence-based patient care.

This is the introductory podcast episode for the healthcare provider wellbeing series. 

Series Description: 
Current literature indicates that podcasts can be an effective educational format to reach health professionals across the continuum of medical education, addressing a myriad of topics pertinent to providers. This episode serves as an overview for what wellbeing and burnout look like in today’s medical environment. This podcast may be beneficial for physicians, residents, fellows, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, and all others working in the healthcare setting (including those in supporting roles). This series of podcasts is comprised of six 15-minute episodes, each focusing on a different aspect of wellbeing. Episodes will be released on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month (January – March 2022). Those taking part in the “Wellbeing Wednesdays” podcast series will learn best practices to mitigate burnout, all while focusing on evidence-based patient care.