Vote For Your Patients

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Vote For Your Patients

FromThe Short Coat

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Oct 20, 2022

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M2s Matt, Caroline, and Maddie, and PA2 Ariele, discuss what they're thinking about with respect to healthcare issues in the US November 2022 mid-term elections.
Mental health, lowering costs, the primary and knock-on effects of abortion bans, and more, are all issues that healthcare voters may be considering. Short Coats may not all agree on these issues. Instead, what's important is simply to vote.

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Oct 20, 2022

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Medical School Secondary Applications: What Do They Want?: A listener wants to know more about the secondary application. Given the the turnaround time often recommended (a week), how important are they? Do they need to be as well crafted as your personal statement? What do schools get out of them? by The Short Coat
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314 Action: Encouraging People of Science to Make the Leap into Politics: Among the topics we Short Coats often ruminate on is the lack of basic science literacy in the public and press...and among politicians. How did we get to this place when science is so mistrusted? So when Dave put out the call for co-hosts to talk wit... by The Short Coat
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Happy Glitches, Research Niches, and Doc Dash Pitches: We recorded this week's show while doing a Facebook LiveThis week we start with some feedback from listener Paulius, who has a suggestion for a future show on the unsung heroes of primary care. Thank you! Dave bats the idea around with John Pienta, by The Short Coat
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Putting 2016 behind us…waaaay behind us.: Dave and the gang (Kaci McCleary, Rob Humble, Elizabeth Shirazi, and later in the show Anthony Hunt (an Iowa pharmacy student to whom Rob is affianced) say goodbye to what many acknowledge was an itchy, prurient rash of a year. Fortunately, by The Short Coat
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Consumer Genetic Testing, Marmite for Your Brain, and Counting Human Calories: Dave is no scientist, but he is 'science-adjacent.' This week, after having read of research involving the benefits to brain function conferred by Marmite consumption, he conducts his own experiment on SCP hosts John Pienta, Kaci McCleary, by The Short Coat
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Premeds Can Be Science Podcasters, ft. Terel Jackson: It's a more-or-less unstated goal of ours to show medical learners that podcasting can be a beneficial experience both for the host and for listeners. And we're always banging on about the need for better science communicators. So Erin Pazaski, by The Short Coat
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PIMPing and Jamming, Sexist Science, and Salon Samaritans: Dave once again forces the group to play a game of questionable relevance to medicine in which his co-hosts ask each other anatomy questions while wearing speech jammer headphones. Corbin Weaver, Matt Wilson, and Issac Schwantes are good sports, by The Short Coat
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Cardiothoracic Surgery: A Woman’s World, For Dr. Sharon Larson: Dr. Sharon Larson is Iowa's first female cardiothoracic surgeon. You might be forgiven for thinking that Iowa's been a bit backwards for not having had this glass ceiling broken sooner, but there aren't exactly a surplus of women who've sought out thi... by The Short Coat
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The Stages of Life: Love, Body Odor, and Body Donation: Broadcasts from the margins of medicine, medical education, and the world of medical students. by The Short Coat
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The False Dichotomies in Medical Politics, Physician Lifestyles, and Public Discourse: This episode is all about false dichotomies--situations or ideas that seem like dilemmas (and thus require a difficult choice to be made) but which really aren't. Much of the public discussions of things like the hours that residents work, by The Short Coat
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The Donors Who Get No Plaques Or Portraits: Donors are very important to universities and medical schools, typically contributing money to further the educational mission. Often, donors get a plaque on the wall, and some even get whole buildings named after them. by The Short Coat
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Semester Wrap-up, Gramma’s baked, and Short Thoughts: Dave and the crew--Mark Moubarek, Levi Endelman, Julie Gudenkauf, and Erin Pazaski--look back on things they experienced as the semester draws to a close. As first years, Levi and Erin share their thoughts on entering medical school. by The Short Coat
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The Black Mask and Mental Health in Iowa: Sometimes, Dave has ideas. This time Dave's idea was to get his long-suffering co-hosts to enjoy the YouTube beauty treatment known as The Black Mask. Because, dermatology! Which is better, the DIY treatment or the store-bought version? by The Short Coat
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Bandwagons, Bicarb, and Broca’s Bitty Bulb: What is it about public health issues that lends itself to bandwagons? John Pienta, Levi Endelman, Hillary O'Brien, Issac Schwantes, and Jason Lewis discuss Finland's contribution to parenting, the cardboard box in which babies sleep. This year, by The Short Coat
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Reaffirming points of pride, and life in rural Iowa: Dave has been noticing a certain mid-semester droopiness among some students at the College of Medicine. Perhaps, he conjectured, we all need a bit of a pick-me-up. So, Levi Endelman, Issac Schwantes, and new co-host Derek Bradley share things about... by The Short Coat
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Your Pre-med Clinical Experience Can Cost You Money and Waste Your Time…and Hurt Your Application.: Medical school admissions committees look for clinical experiences on applications, so it behooves premeds to seek out ways to get into the clinic as a way of learning about the practice of medicine and to show they are serious about becoming a physici... by The Short Coat
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Self-Doubt and Riding the Ethical Railroad: One of our podcasting goals is to encourage others to create their own shows, especially medical learners. So John Pienta, Irisa Mahaparn, Adam Erwood, and Erin Pazaski were pleased to hear from listener Terel, by The Short Coat
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Harry Potter and the Suddenly Bald Litigant: The world of work, and medical school, is often about adjusting for a number of "top" priorities. Dave's been having one of those weeks where his work is pulling him in several directions at once, and thought to ask his co-hosts Erin Pasaski, by The Short Coat
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Sacrifice It All to be A Med Student? Don’t Do It!: The world of work, and medical school, is often about adjusting for a number of "top" priorities. Dave's been having one of those weeks where his work is pulling him in several directions at once, and thought to ask his co-hosts Erin Pasaski, by The Short Coat
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Your Gap Year Job Doesn’t Matter: A flood of listener questions this week! It's probably due in part to medical school application season has begun, which means medical school applicants are trying to figure out if they have what it takes...on paper. For instance, by The Short Coat
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Questions Abound.: Interview season begins soon, which means it's time to worry about the weird questions you'll be asked during med school interviews. Kayla got in touch with us at our new Facebook Group, The Short Coat Student Lounge, by The Short Coat
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“I’ve Got Some Bad News”: When many people think about becoming a physician, they focus on the positive side of the practice of medicine. Things like diagnosing and successfully treating patients, forming therapeutic relationships, by The Short Coat
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Future Summer Health Professionals, Revisited: While Dave was on vacation, Teneme Konne got together with some folks we talked to back in July, pre-health students in UI's Summer Health Professions Education Program (SHPEP), a program that offers minority students and others access to mentorship an... by The Short Coat
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Which is More Important: the MCAT or Your Job?: As a planned parenthood sex educator, listener T'keyah wants to know what medical schools teach about meeting the needs of LGBTQIA+ patients. Amy Young, Patrick Brau, Liza Mann, and Teneme Konne can't, of course speak for all medical schools, by The Short Coat
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Recess Rehash: Gap Years, Disguised Blessings, and Forbidden Words: Listener T'keyah sends Cole Cheney, Aline Sandouk, and John Pienta a question on gap years, which boils down to what kinds of gaps are okay according to admissions committees? Cole reveals his post-med school podcasting plans, by The Short Coat
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Man Flu and Other Struggles: As the semester wrapped up, Dave didn't feel it was necessary to ponder great questions or debate contentious issues, so this week's show is pretty newsy...and there's never a shortage of things to talk about there. Of course, by The Short Coat
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