
Biweekly storytelling podcast about the art of medicine featuring real doctors and patients.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 7 years ago | 
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| Categories | MedicineSociety & CultureHealth & Fitness  | ||||

Our season finale! Dr. Dizon guided Anne through the physical and emotional consequences when a decision she made years prior came back to haunt her.
We have plenty of surprises in store for Season 3 – stay tuned!
Many doctors dismissed Piedad's concerns, but in Dr. Rodriguez, she found a listening ear and a physician she could rely on to help her understand what was happening to her body.
When Dr. Fine diagnosed Lindsay with a chronic GI condition, she gained a new sense of self and perspective on patient care.
Some think that treating elderly patients like Peg is fighting a losing battle. Dr. McNicoll disagrees.
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Just discovered this podcast and find it a delight. The patient-practitioner relationship is a sacred one, yet typically private. These brief stories about exceptional care are heartwarming and highlight the exquisite art of medicine made memorable by the practitioner’s ability to elevate developing a compassionate relationship to the same level of importance they manage the complex presenting health concern. Kudos to all involved.
These podcasts are beautifully composed and are always a bright moment in my day. The stories are so important for both patients and healthcare providers to hear in a time when healthcare feels broken. The hosts should be so proud of this work.
I love these podcasts. I plan to use them in my position as a leader.
Amazing presentation for chronic conditions such as CKD from patient and physician point of view
No Adrenaline but needing Patience, Persistence, endurance, compliance, remembrance and most importantly learn to live with chronic disease all the time (besides your spouse)










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