We welcomed Diana Londoño, MD to the virtual stage, to discuss her article, Burnout Is A Spiritual Crisis.

What transpired is a conversation about topics that included:

• How always saying yes puts us in a state of fear
• Dancing, laughing and mood
• Stress and creativity
• The entity she created to provide colleagues with support
• Taking care of yourself

Shoutouts and links:

Physician Coach Support

Dr. Steven Daveluy

The #SoMeDocsPsyDerm2024 conference, Holistic Skin Care: Solutions For Emotional Drivers Of Skin Disease

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Uday Khosla, MD joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel).

His entire profile can be viewed here.
 

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Dr. Steven Merahn thinks there is an academic medicine secret handshake.

He also thinks peer review is a biased gate-keeper of ideas. It's all part of "respectability politics".

He says, "Who gets to tell their story? Who's allowed to tell their story?"

A relevant quote I shared during this episode is one by Maya Angelou:

"If you are always trying to be normal, you will never know how amazing you can be."

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When I agreed to work with Dr. Jay Joshi, I had no idea about his past. What he brought to the table was a rich past, including jail-time and an incredible determination to now pay it forward, having conversations around advocacy that he believes will make a difference, especially in a field in which so much is kept behind closed doors.

We had an honest conversation, in which Dr. Joshi opened up. I found his honest, raw vulnerability refreshing, and hope that it moves you as much as it did me. Whatever happened in the past, no one who hears him in the present can say that he isn't passionate about what he does. I'm excited to see where his next steps take him, and how our new STIGMATIZED series will play out. Stay tuned.

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I had no idea that I’d get a blank screen to light up across from me, when I hopped on to this Zoom.

Instead of a human face, I got the avatar-sketch of a historical figure, a British physician who had experienced burnout, and took breaks to tend to self-care.

Behind the avatar, I connected with the gentle-voiced human that’s pouring so much good into the world.

And apparently, anonymously is how this doctor rolls!

To protect his privacy, and the privacy of those that he helps, he keeps his identity secret.

Gotta give the guy respect!

Take a listen to why he does things anonymously, and what he’s built up to help with the burnout of today.

This episode features a shoutout to Dr. Diana Londono, who can be found in our directory, and whose SoMeDocs magazine articles can be found in that profile, too.

Welcome to SoMeDocs Conversations, by the way. It’s a new show (delivered in both video and podcast format), in which we showcase light discussions from the healthcare world. If you enjoy it, don’t forget to share it!

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Robert Saul, MD is a pediatrician and medical geneticist who has been guiding parents and their children’s physical, behavioral, and mental care for over 40 years. He is Professor of Pediatrics (Emeritus). Dr. Bob Saul developed the Parental Awareness Threshold, a simple framework that guides parents and guardians to actively parent with self-awareness, empathy, and compassion. Parents who use this framework create a healthy environment where children learn to build safe, stable, and nurturing relationships as well as exhibit love and respect others in their community.

Find more about him inside his profile here.

https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/are-doctors-greedy-for-wanting-to-use-social-media/

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Dr. Dana Corriel, the host of this series, is an internist turned entrepreneur, whose bio and work can be found inside her SoMeDocs profile and her website.

Dr. Edwin Leap is an emergency physician, and has spent his career practicing in rural Appalachia. He graduated from the West Virginia University School of Medicine and completed his emergency medicine residency at Methodist Hospital of Indiana. He has been in practice 29 years since completing residency.

He served as a flight surgeon with the WV and Indiana Air National Guard and with the United States Air Force Reserve.

He is also a columnist and since 1995 has written for the Greenville News, Emergency Medicine News, MedPage Today, the Atlantic, Politico, the Huffington Post blog and numerous other outlets. His Emergency Medicine News column won several awards from the American Society of Healthcare Publications Editors.

He is particularly interested in the plight of rural hospitals and the growing disparity between urban and rural care.   Dr. Leap is married to his college girlfriend, Jan. They have four adult children.

https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/content-to-amplify/

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Dr. Dana Corriel, the host of this series, is an internist turned entrepreneur, whose bio and work can be found inside her SoMeDocs profile.

Dr. Wust-Smith is the founder and Publisher of Physician Outlook Magazine, a national publication FOR physicians, BY physicians. Her work can similarly be found in her SoMeDocs profile.

Dr. Wust-Smith is a fiercely independent doctor focusing on the sanctity of the physician-patient relationship, and exposing the many middlemen that have wormed their way into the exam room. She sees patients virtually via Blueberry Pediatrics and through UberDoc and work as an Independent Contractor as a pediatrician.

https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/how-do-we-market-grassroots-work-in-healthcare/

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How has social media evolved?

Should you share your kids on social media?

What should we be sharing?

This video includes snippets of a virtual conversation had between real life friends and co-authors, Drs. Kimberly Greene-Liebowitz and Dana Corriel.

These doctors also co-curated a book called What We Bring to the Practice of Medicine, along with 30+ other female physicians, featuring heart-warming, funny, and thought-provoking stories from medicine.

Follow along and don't forget to comment, share, and keep the discussion going.

Dr. Greene-Liebowitz co-chairs a virtual conference (that Dr. Corriel builds!) that SoMeDocs hosts, called Writers Conference For Healthcare Professionals.

Drs. Greene-Liebowitz Dana Corriel also co-authored a book, along with 30+ other women physicians called What We Bring To The Practice Of Medicine.

[5:41 minutes]

https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/dos-and-donts-of-posting-online/

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Drs. Claire Unis and Dana Corriel discuss instances when physicians have skills outside of their medical training and are contemplating using them to train others.

What are some ways in which you can train others?

What are important considerations to weigh when you’re looking to help others, on your own (working for yourself)?

Dr. Unis also delivered a LIVE LECTURE to the SoMeDocs audience here, which you can access for free.

She's also a guest faculty speaker in our Writers Conference For Healthcare Professionals, lecturing on Melding The Creative Arts With Medicine.

Dr. Corriel engages in private consulting as a digital entrepreneur and creator.

Created, produced, and edited by Dana Corriel, MD.

[6:36 minutes]

https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/video-how-to-package-up-skills-you-have-as-a-physician/

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