"Grand Rounds is fun. We're just talking medicine. You don't have to sit down and type a report or satisfy a patient. We're just talking science and learning from each other," says Dr. Lucio Minces who created The Science of Practicing Medicine CME series in 2023.

"What we need to keep in mind is that this is always changing and never perfected, but hopefully with ongoing work we'll find a balance between the needs of us (clinicians) as individuals and our roles on the team as healthcare providers."

"There are only four or five of those stories that we all have as clinicians that haunt us. And it may not be about a misdiagnosis or an error. It might be about your own human failing of not being able to empathize with someone or dismissing somebody's concerns." Joe Mercuri, MD

Dr. Cindy Firkins Smith and Dr. Jill Amsberry discuss the implications and opportunities of the Med School from a Clinical Partners perspective.

Dr. Ben Haeg and Dr. Sean Wherry outline the drivers of the new compensation model and share insights from the...

Drs. Jack Lyons and Jessie Roske offer a brief primer on current state of best practices for sepsis care.

How does one identify sepsis? The controversy as the pendulum swings. The consensus definitions for sepsis have sparked controversy since...

Until a patient is in that situation where literally I have no place to send you, they just don't understand. They hear it on the news. They hear it out and about...there is a shortage of hospital beds.

Balancing our mission and margin is necessary in order to serve the needs of our communities. In this episode, Ken...