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Josh and Jason briefly discuss the big events in Kansas City this past week, another IRB issue, even more on secure messaging, and whether or not doctors should learn how to code (as a response to the Digital Doctor podcast this past week).

Josh and Jason debate the optimal episode length for medicine.io and then dig deep into the juicy issue of Institutional Review Board approval for quality improvement projects.

Jason talks about living the dream in his medical career. Josh goes into too much detail further discussing the security of text messaging but uncovers an interesting aspect of HIPAA and Jason gives an excellent explanation of professionalism and social media.

In the third episode of medicine.io, Josh and Jason discuss some feedback from Episode 002, why Josh thinks secure messaging will be a big deal for medicine and the difficulties with written communication. Jason talks about using a podcast to communicate with hospital staff and about the nuts and bolts of antimicrobial stewardship.

This week, Josh and Jason suppress the urge to talk more about themselves and as a follow-up to their appearance on KCUR's "Up to Date" discuss the digital divide in terms of social media and medicine. They also talk about Paul Levy's visit to Children's Mercy and the role empathy and humility play in leadership.

Jason and Josh talk too long about their respective backgrounds and this new podcast