
Talking Pediatrics is a clinical podcast by Children’s Minnesota, an independent health system devoted entirely to kids. We explore the pediatric care experience from all angles, discussing the most complex cases, expert advice and practical wisdom from colleagues who understand the challenges physicians face in modern health care. While we’re pressing pause on new episodes, our podcast library is... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 179 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||

Disscuss experience of being a pediatric provider doing a podcast.
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The team disscuss their experiences of being a pediatric provider doing a podcast.
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Shared decision-making in pediatrics requires partnering with families and helping them align their values with the medical facts. Having an understanding of these values can help clinicians partner with parents and align towards a treatment plan tha... more
This trailblazer episode features Children’s Minnesota’s new president and CEO, Dr. Emily Chapman. Notably, Dr. Chapman is the first woman to be president and CEO in our organization’s 100-year history. Listen to her journey from child life specialis... more
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A very timely, relevant, and important topic for healthcare providers and institutions. Thank you for presenting this episode.
The presentation of the history, findings of physical exam, lab results, and differential diagnoses were thorough and very informative. A few issues: 1) One of the doctors spoke about his “Latinex” families. That term is no longer used. The preferred terms: Hispanic or Latine. 2) Speakers should use medical terminology: “emesis” rather than “vomit” and “pruritus” than “itchiness.”
EXCELLENT presentation on the topic. Recently, DEI has been mocked and debased in the political arena. The doctor who spoke last described it perfectly-being kind and respectful. Thanks to the three presenters.
I’ve been a pediatrician for 30 years and I always get new practical information I can use with patients. I also love that it’s not just dry research presentations. The episodes are lively, engaging and I learn something. Thank you.
With so many great pediatricians and clinicians to interview on a medical podcast, it’s disappointing to see the creator turn to a politician for instruction.
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A clinical podcast aiming to provide pediatric healthcare professionals with detailed insights and discussions on a range of relevant medical topics. Episodes feature expert guests discussing complex issues in pediatric care, including health disparities, ethical considerations, medical advancements, and emotional support for families navigating challenging healthcare journeys. The series prioritizes practical, evidence-based information while fostering a collaborative approach to enhance patient care, making it a valuable resource for both clinicians and healthcare advocates. Noteworthy is its focus on inclusivity and addressing contemporary challenges in healthcare, with an emphasis on real-world applications and community health educatio... more
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Recent guests on Talking Pediatrics include:
1. Dr. Brian Fate
2. Dr. Siva Chinnadurai
3. Dr. Courtney Herring
4. Dr. Ian Wolfe
5. James Burrows
6. Mary Homan
7. Dr. Emily Chapman
8. Billy Lor
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