Lessons My Patients Taught Me

Our 1st Roundtable discussion on a very important topic - Artificial Intellingence in Healthcare with urologist Dr. Howard Abromowitz, Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Peter Leone and Senior AI Program Administrator at the Cleveland Clinic, Jenny Owens.

In this insightful interview, Dr. Teri Lash-Ritter shares her journey from family medicine to healthcare leadership, emphasizing the art of medicine, cultural competence, and the future of AI in healthcare. Discover practical pearls for residents, the impact of global health experiences, and her vision for compassionate, innovative leadership.

Eric k. Mangiardi, Biotech CEO of Q3 Medical Device Limited, located in Dublin Ireland, shares his unique perspective on health care delivery with innovative biodegradable stents useful in Gastroenterology, Urology and beyond.

Would you rather have an AI doctor or a human doctor? Is AI ready for prime time. Dr. Davidson weighs in.

Psychiatrist Dr. Don Malone Jr. shares profound lessons from his 36 years in practice and from his research in the areas of anxiety and the use of anabolic steroids. He also shares the challenges and solutions he found as a leader within the Cleveland Clinic Health System.

Hospice and Palliative Care Expert and Family Physician Dr. Kevin Dieter shares his approach to being with the dying. He explains why this is a journey of spiritual discovery and that each family and each patient find their own path, often made easier with the guidance and wisdom of experience.

In this engaging podcast, Dr. Doug Harley shares his journey into family medicine, the invaluable lessons learned from patients, and the importance of vulnerability in the physician-patient relationship. He discusses his organizational strategies for patient care, the integration of osteopathic manipulative therapy, and the challenges faced in medical education during the pandemic. Dr. Harley emphasizes the significance of organized medicine and the need for physicians to be involved in shaping the future of healthcare. He reflects on personal health experiences that have deepened his connection with patients and outlines his new role in education and primary care, highlighting the impact of AI in enhancing patient care. The conversation concludes with insights on balancing responsibilities and finding joy in the practice of medicine.

Kidney Specialist, Chairman of Internal Medine and award winning medical educator, Dr. Joe Zarconi, shares his wit and wisdom about the importance of human stories and the difference between doing good and doing well.

Test out the video options and new equipment.

Just in time for Thanksgiving, Dr Davidson shares why some patient experiences and personal connections are precious and meaningful.