<p>Thank you Allie "We'll Carry You!" Wallace, OMS III and Liz Mouw, OMS III for developing this podcast. We review high yield information about attachment at the beginning of the podcast. We then dive into a discussion about ACES. We enjoyed our discussion and hope you do too! Thank you to the immortal Jordan Turner for creating the perfect bumper music!</p>

Thank you Allie "We'll Carry You!" Wallace, OMS III and Liz Mouw, OMS III for developing this podcast. We review high yield information about attachment at the beginning of the podcast. We then dive into a discussion about ACES. We enjoyed our discussion and hope you do too! Thank you to the immortal Jordan Turner for creating the perfect bumper music!

What Are ACES and What Do They Mean?

This is USHMedstudent podcast! Find interesting information about the world of psychiatry with a focus on information for medical students. This is moderate yield information for MS III/OMS III students in their clerkship. Built by third and fourth year medical students rotating at the Utah State Hospital and best used driving. The format is that of an Expert Interview led by Kent Roundy, MD/Tom Rayner, MD. Podcasts will be annotated to define if they are higher yield for shelf prep or if they provide more context for the learning. Follow us @USHMedstudent on Twitter for announcements!

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