Inspired to Act

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Medicine is both art and science. It wrestles with details and broad concepts. Mistakes are both bad and good. It is the height of technology, and the one-on one conversation. It is mundane and it is dramatic. Part profession. Part trade. What can we learn from our history that will give us insight into the sources the courage to move forward? Inspired to Act is a series of personal conversations with some of the most compelling figures in modern medicine — designed to inform, educate and inspire medical professionals — and reveal, ultimately, what makes the medical profession a challenging, satisfying, and exciting endeavor.

Website: http://reachmd.com/programs/inspired-to-act/
Description: Medicine is both art and science. It wrestles with details and broad concepts. Mistakes are both bad and good. It is the height of technology, and the one-on one conversation. It is mundane and it is dramatic. Part profession. Part trade. What can we learn from our history that will give us insight into the sources the courage to move forward? Inspired to Act is a series of personal conversations with some of the most compelling figures in modern medicine — designed to inform, educate and inspire medical professionals — and reveal, ultimately, what makes the medical profession a challenging, satisfying, and exciting endeavor.
Language: 🇬🇧 English
last modified: 2023-02-26 12:25
last episode published: 2010-04-28 18:42
publication frequency: 8.54 days
Contributors: ReachMD; Owner Author
Explicit: false
Number of Episodes: 56
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Categories: Medicine Science & Medicine Health & Fitness

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Date	Title & Description	Contributors
2010-04-28	U.S. Medical Education and Healthcare: The View From Abroad Host: Martin Samuels, MD Guest: Jaime Toro, MD Are there lessons to be learned about the U.S. healthcare system — both in terms of patient care and medical education — from physicians practicing abroad? Joining host Dr. Martin Samuels to discuss th...
2010-04-28	U.S. Medical Education and Healthcare: The View From Abroad Host: Martin Samuels, MD Guest: Jaime Toro, MD Are there lessons to be learned about the U.S. healthcare system — both in terms of patient care and medical education — from physicians practicing abroad? Joining host Dr. Martin Samuels to discuss this...
2010-04-22	Implanting the First Artificial Heart Host: Martin Samuels, MD Guest: Denton Cooley, MD In April, 1969, the first artificial heart was implanted as a bridge until a human heart could be implanted. It was hailed as a milestone medical treatment, but the ethical implications were widely ...
2010-04-22	Implanting the First Artificial Heart Host: Martin Samuels, MD Guest: Denton Cooley, MD In April, 1969, the first artificial heart was implanted as a bridge until a human heart could be implanted. It was hailed as a milestone medical treatment, but the ethical implications were widely de...
2010-04-22	Can Medical Leadership Be Taught? Host: Martin Samuels, MD Guest: Joseph B. Martin, MD, PhD Are great medical leaders made or born? Can great leadership be developed? What is it about certain personalities that brings people to collaborate while other personalities foster dissensio...
2010-04-22	Can Medical Leadership Be Taught? Host: Martin Samuels, MD Guest: Joseph B. Martin, MD, PhD Are great medical leaders made or born? Can great leadership be developed? What is it about certain personalities that brings people to collaborate while other personalities foster dissension?...
2010-04-06	Ask the Neurologist: Dr. Samuels Answers Your Questions Host: Martin Samuels, MD Host Dr. Martin A. Samuels, neurologist-in-chief and chairman of the department of neurology at Brigham and Women's Hospital, and professor of neurology at Harvard Medical School, answers your questions about promising therap...
2010-04-06	Ask the Neurologist: Dr. Samuels Answers Your Questions Host: Martin Samuels, MD Host Dr. Martin A. Samuels, neurologist-in-chief and chairman of the department of neurology at Brigham and Women's Hospital, and professor of neurology at Harvard Medical School, answers your questions about promising therapi...
2010-04-06	Managing Institutions to Make a Difference in Medicine Host: Martin Samuels, MD Guest: Donna Shalala, PhD What skills does it take to run a large institution concerned with health and welfare? How does a leader nudge a big organization to greater efficiencies and accomplishments? Joining host Dr. Marti...
2010-04-06	Managing Institutions to Make a Difference in Medicine Host: Martin Samuels, MD Guest: Donna Shalala, PhD What skills does it take to run a large institution concerned with health and welfare? How does a leader nudge a big organization to greater efficiencies and accomplishments? Joining host Dr. Martin ...