The Dr Synonymous Show

Health Care blog & Tweet Review:  patient blogs, medical student blog, physician blogs, health care non-physician blogs and Dr Synonymous blog.  Discussion includes comments about past, present and future health care issues and system changes.  Larry Bauer, MSW, MEd is CEO of the FMEC (Family Medicine Education Consortium and our special guest tonight for an interview about the FMEC upcoming annual meeting in Danville, MA Oct 21-23.  He'll also comment about some interesting facets of Family Medicine from a broad perspective. Human centering in health care and patient-physician relationships will be a component of reviews and interviews. Interviews with Family Medicine Leaders, Educators and Thought Leaders will focus on current and future health care issues.  A chat room allows listeners to comment and interact.

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Health Care  blog review and discussion, starting with comments from The Politics of Meaning by Michael Lerner about our community life.  Next is by WarmSocks, a patient blog about the life of a woman with rheumatoid arthritis, emphasizing her recent hospitalization with pancreatitis and gallstones. Next come comments from the Journal of Family Practice about aspirin use for prevention of heart attack and stroke, noting differences between recommendations for men and women.  Then JFP comments about this year's flu vaccine.  Tweet Review mentions current tweets I follow.  Review of a blog post by patient safety, epidemiology and research expert Dr Marya Zilberberg.  Finally Dr Synonymous blog post about what Family Medicine can learn from Popeye the Sailor and questions for listeners. Human centering in health care and patient-physician relationships will be a component of reviews and interviews. Interviews with Family Medicine Leaders, Educators and Thought Leaders will focus on current and future health care issues. Listen to the interview with Larry Bauer, MSW, MEd next week as he introduces the FMEC Northeast Regional meeting in Danville, MA in October (21-23) A chat room during the show allows listeners to comment and interact.

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After a couple minutes of sound confusion by your host, join host A. Patrick Jonas, MD, aka Dr Synonymous for a health care blog review, tweet review and some comments about the 9/11 Tenth Year Ceremonies and reactions (postponed interview with Lisa Righter, MD., Past President of the Ohio Academy of Family Physicians, until a future date-sorry, folks).    The blog review will include Dr Fatty Finds Fitness, Warmsocks - four posts (a patient with RA), Dr Howard Brody, no med students this week, Family Medicine Rocks- site of Dr. Mike Sevilla, Healthcare, etc., and Dr Synonymous blog on Family Physician prowess in clinical problem solving.  Discussion includes comments about an email from Larry Bauer, CEO of FMEC that challenges family physicians to better promote their clinical prowess.  

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Health Care blog review and discussion, starting with a philosophical overview of Family Medicine from Ian Mc Whinney, MD's writings.  Patient blogs Dr Fatty Finds Fitness and Pissed Off Patient are next followed by the physician blog of Howard Brody, MD, PhD on financing and publishing medical research. Myths about Grief with great comments about mourning is next.  Then a special focus on depression includes Antidepressants During Pregnancy and medications for treating major and minor depression, their side effects and cessation if indicated from the American Psychiatric Association.  Dr Jonas then overviews a project on the journey from lay perspective to professional perspectives about depression in the training of medical students and residents.  Janet Wasylyshen, MS3 (now Med-Peds Dr), Larry Bauer, MSW, MEd and Dr Jonas did the project over ten years ago, but it's still accurate information.  Discussion includes comments about past, present and future health care issues and system changes.  Human centering in health care and patient-physician relationships are a component of the reviews.  A chat room allows listeners to comment and interact during the live broadcast.

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Health Care  blog review and discussion, starting with patient blogs, medical student blogs, physician blogs, health care non-physician blogs and Dr Synonymous blog.  Discussionincludes comments about past, present and future health care issues and system changes.  Human centering in health care and patient-physician relationships will be a component of reviews and interviews. Interviews with Family Medicine Leaders, Educators and Thought Leaders will focus on current and future health care issues.  A chat room allows listeners to comment and interact.

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Featuring Health blog review and discussion, starting with Pissed Off Patient, then Dr. Fatty Finds Fitness followed by the medical student blog: Adjacent Possible Medicine about "Social Media Risks for Med Students".  Next is a JAMA review of how TV watching is leading to increased tyope II diabetes, heart disease and all-cause mortality followed by a Tweet Review of ten current tweets including a link to a JAMA article about home-going meds in patients leaving hospitals.  Eat more nuts, soy and plant sterols to lower LDL cholesterol from NPR blog.  House Calls a review article from the American Family Physician is then reviewed, leading into Dr Synonymous post about house calls in April 10,2010.  Dr Jonas then reviews Dr S most recent post "Family Medicine:  People, Time and Money" before signing off with a quick comment about his Set Our Hearts at Liberty blog which included a YouTube link to the recent West Point Alumni Glee Club reunion concert in July. 

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Health Care  blog review and discussion, starting with patient blogs, medical student blogs, physician blogs, health care non-physician blogs and Dr Synonymous blog.  Discussion includes comments about past, present and future health care issues and system changes.  Journal reviews include effective antibiotics for acne from May JFP, CVD prevention in women from July JFP, Treating Warts from August AFP, and Speech and Language Delay in Children from May AFP.  The Ice Cream Social at Liberty Church post of Dr Jonas on his blog Set Our Hearts at Liberty is the last post reviewed.  It was fun and the ice cream was good, too.

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Introduction and Disclaimer followed by comments about the tour today of the Indu and Raj Soin Medical Center in Beavercreek, OH.  Terry Burns, CEO of Soin and Greene Memorial Hospital introduced himself and the facility to the Greene County Medical Society.  He has a passion for the underserved and is fully committed to continuing GMH services to Xenia and areas east, north and south. The Soin Med Center has state of the art ED, imaging ob/gyn and cardiac cath services.  It should open in February 2012.  A new medical staff will be configured after six months with a transition medical staff structure.   Health Care  blog review and discussion, starting with patient blogs: Pissed Off Patient, medical student blogs- Future of Family Medicine and Adjacent Possible Medicine, physician blogs- Common Sense Family Doctor and Healthcare, etc., health care non-physician blogs and Dr Synonymous blog.  The end of cursive writing in Ohio.  Discussion includes comments about past, present and future health care issues and system changes.  Human centering in health care and patient-physician relationships will be a component of reviews and interviews.  A chat room allows listeners to comment and interact.

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Health Care  blog review and discussion, starting with patient blogs, medical student blogs, physician blogs, health care non-physician blogs and Dr Synonymous blog.  Interview with Shaina Gerad, second year medical student at Wright State University Boonshoft  School of Medicine.  She will discuss her career choice, curriculum, AHEC elective in July, 2011 and her background.  Further discussion includes comments about past, present and future health care issues and system changes.  A chat room allows listeners to comment and interact.

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Interview with Professor Therese Zink about  Country Doctor Revisited.  New insights to the who, what, why, where and how of rural Family Medicine.  Dr Zink reviews her background, farm ownership and her jackass as well as strategies to teach rural primary to medical students.  Faculty and research insights, too, from Dr. Zink.  There's a future for country doctors! Blog review of Mamasick, Pissed Off Patient, Aaron Stupple and Common Sense Family Doctor.

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