Making the family and social history a meaningful part of the medical history.

Many physicians perceive their profession as a vocation. In this episode we talk about how this affects our lives and our practice.

What is lifestyle medicine and how can it add value to traditional primary care medicine.

What needs to be considered when caring for people with whom you work.

A patient recounts years of interacting with the medical field.

Dr. Stacy Lindau, the director of PRISM, of the Program in Integrative Sexual Medicine, talks about discussing sensitive topics with patients.

Two retired internists reflect on how retirement affects one's self-image and how to succeed in retirement.

Dr. Selwyn Rogers, the founding director of the University of Chicago Medicine Trauma Center, talks about trauma care and the importance of a team of skilled collaborators.

A hospitalist and clinical researcher discusses her wandering path into medicine.

Dr. Bree Andrews is the Chief Wellness and Vitality Officer at the University of Chicago. She discusses how early education and training of undergraduate students can help students gain key skills and experience needed to become a physician. She will also discuss her new role as Chief Wellness and Vitality Officer charged with assessing the state of wellness and implementation of programs that will improve ease of practice, resilience and collegiality for physicians.