“Confusion in seniors isn’t always a urinary tract infection (UTI)!” In this episode of Family Medicine Rounds, Dr. Cassandra Hoggard discusses the prevalence of Asymptomatic Bacteriuria in the elderly and explains why UTIs in the elderly is a clinical diagnosis, not a laboratory diagnosis. Learning objectives: Understanding the prevalence of… Read More
In this podcast episode, Dr. Erin Bearss and Dr. Sarah Kim take a frank look at the failures that have led to the current crisis in physician burnout and ways in which many are starting to turn things around. Learning objectives: Generate critical discourse on institutional/system factors that are necessary… Read More
Ever wish you had an approach to working with patients when they come into the office, emergency department, or hospital and are accompanied by law enforcement? This episode explores how racism, colonization, and other forms of oppression shape who is seeking healthcare while detained by law enforcement, and how family… Read More
Learn about quick and easy tips to use in your office visit when dealing with chronic pain patients. You don’t need more time, just more effective ways to help that doesn’t involve medication or expensive therapies. Learning objectives: Define chronic pain for patients’ wellbeing Manage lifestyle concerns with chronic pain… Read More
New research has improved new insights into the pathophysiology of neurotransmitter derangement in the delirious brain. Hear how these derangements contribute to the morbidity and mortality of delirium. Patient and caregiver experiences are also discussed. Learning objectives: Explore new insights in the delirium experience Examine Neurotransmitter derangement in the delirious… Read More
