Curbside Ethics

This is the first official episode of Curbside Ethics, a podcast that helps clinicians provide ethical, equitable, culturally competent care to their patients. 

I discuss the dark humor that is so prevalent in healthcare culture. Why does it exist? What are some of the problems it can cause? How dark humor affect patients, students and other clinicians. How can you avoid jepordizing the physician-patient relationship and how should you interact with colleagues who are habitual offenders. 

Welcome to Curbside Ethics. So happy you tuned in. Please share with your fellow clinicians and leave a rating or comment on iTunes. Visit www.StevenBradleyMD.com to request a personali zed ethics consultation from our host. 

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Welcome to Curbside Ethics. I’m Steven Bradley, MD an Anesthesiolog ist and Clinical Medical Ethicist. As clinicians we are frequently faced with complex medical decision making related to medical ethics, health equity or culturally competent care. There is little formal education related to making these difficult decision. It is hard to learn and stay current with information on these social aspects of care. Curbside Ethics fills this void. Short, weekly episodes provide valuable tools for clinicians invested in providing ethical, equitable, culturally competent care to their patients. 

Weekly episodes will help you learn to navigate ethical dilemmas. You will learn how to be considerate of other cultures and perspectives that our patients may have. You will be empowered to provide the most current ethical and equitable care to your patients. 

Subscribe, listen to and share Curbside Ethics. If you have any specific topics or issues contact me directly on my website where I provide individualized consultations. 

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