Season 1
Courage to Teach
Moral Distress
Hidden Curriculum in Medicine
Unmasking Imposterism
Episode Five of Window into the White Coat explores the importance of authenticity, vulnerability, and courage in medical education and patient care. Hosts Jill Amsberry, DO, and Chris Thompson, MD, are joined by Dr. Robert Goodman of Cedars -Sinai who shares insights on how physicians can show up as their true selves, model vulnerability, and foster a safe learning environment to enhance teaching and patient care.
This episode explores moral distress in medicine, its impact on healthcare professionals, and strategies for navigating these challenges. Hosts Dr. Jill Amsberry and Dr. Chris Thompson discuss the topic with Dr. Nathan Gassai, pediatric oncologist at Children’s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota. The three share insights on emotional resilience, the importance of community, and how to manage moral injury in medical practice.
This episode explores the concept of the hidden curriculum in medicine, exploring how unspoken rules and expectations shape the experiences of medical students and practitioners. The discussion highlights the importance of aligning stated values with actual practices, the impact of hidden curricula on training and patient care, and the need for clear communication. Special guest, Kristina Chien, MD, reflects on her personal experiences and the broader implications for the future of medical education and practice.
This conversation delves into the pervasive issue of imposter syndrome within the medical field, exploring personal experiences, the importance of mentorship, and the need for supportive communities. Hospitalist, Federica Fromm, DO, is the featured guest. Together with hosts Jill Amsberry, DO, and Chris Thompson, MD, they discuss how vulnerability and open communication can foster a healthier medical culture, ultimately benefiting both physicians and patients.
Jill Amsberry, DO, and Chris Thompson, MD, explore the complex interplay between calling and capitalism in the medical profession. The conversation features insights from psychiatrist Dr. Claire Drom, who shares her experiences and reflections on the meaning of calling in medicine, the balance of altruism and capitalism, and the necessity of setting boundaries for personal well-being.