Three physicians discuss the history of experimentation and medical abuse and implications for today

Why inclusion should be part of every conversation in health care, with John Paul Sánchez MD, MPH: John Paul Sánchez, MD, MPH, shares his about his journey in medicine and passion for embedding equity. Dr. Sánchez is executive associate vice chancellor at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center Office for Diversity Equity and Inclusion. by Moving Medicine

41 min listen

Data disaggregation: Why counting is crucial: There is extensive diversity among Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and consequently, their health behaviors, beliefs, and challenges deserve distinct attention. In this episode, AMA Sr. policy analyst Joaquin Baca and emergency medicine resident Dr. Anna Yap, discuss the foundation that aggregating data has set in creating health inequities in the U.S. and the need for its disaggregation for physicians to fully attend to the unique needs of AANHPI patients. by Moving Medicine

56 min listen

What's next with Medicare payment reform, Part II: In part two of this series, Dr. Willie Underwood, chair of the AMA Board of Trustees continues to lead our panel discussion on what’s next in Medicare payment reform. Panelists include Dr. G. Ray Callas, president elect of the Texas Medical Association; Katie Orrico, senior vice president of Health Policy and Advocacy at the American Association of Neurological Surgeons and Congress of Neurological Surgeons; and Todd Askew, senior vice president of Advocacy at the AMA. by Moving Medicine

30 min listen

What's next with Medicare payment reform, Part I: Dr. Willie Underwood, chair of the AMA Board of Trustees moderates this panel discussion on what’s next in Medicare payment reform. Panelists include Dr. G. Ray Callas, president elect of the Texas Medical Association; Katie Orrico, senior vice president of Health Policy and Advocacy at the American Association of Neurological Surgeons and Congress of Neurological Surgeons; and Todd Askew, senior vice president of Advocacy at the AMA. by Moving Medicine

23 min listen

System-level support to ensure physician wellness with Waguih IsHak, MD: AMA CXO Todd Unger talks with Waguih IsHak, MD, a professor and clinical chief of psychiatry at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles, about the importance of addressing mental health issues in physicians. by Moving Medicine

18 min listen

DO vs MD: osteopathic or allopathic medical school with Ilse Levin, DO: We want to hear from medical students! Record and submit your questions to help inform future “What I Wish I Knew in Medical School” episodes here: https://bit.ly/3CweAJ1 Special "What I Wish I Knew In Medical School" segment discussing the rewards and challenges of becoming and being a DO with Ilse Levin, DO, an AMA Trustee and a board-certified internist and epidemiologist, as well as a hospital-based physician for the Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group in Silver Spring, Md. American Medical Association CXO Todd Unger hosts. by Making the Rounds

12 min listen

Obesity in Communities of Color – A Closer Look at Addressing Existing Disparities: Even before the pandemic, obesity has affected communities of color disproportionately, due to systemic racism and other health inequities. In this episode, experts discuss and debunk obesity health myths among patients of color. by Moving Medicine

59 min listen

Trans Teens: What Doctors Should Know, part two: In the final episode of our series on trans teenagers, we discuss the specifics of gender affirming healthcare and how to support teens and their families. by Moving Medicine

21 min listen

Dr. Mike discusses using social media to combat medical misinformation: A discussion with Dr. Mikhail Varshavski (Doctor Mike), a board-certified family medicine physician and content creator, who will share how he’s been using his social media, which has more than 16 million followers, to combat medical misinformation and change the way we talk about medicine. by Moving Medicine

22 min listen

Science and storytelling: Making physicians’ voices the loudest in the room: Peter Hotez, MD, PhD shares how physicians can be a voice of truth for patients and how to navigate social media given the prevalence of disinformation and misinformation across these channels. The pandemic has revealed so much about the expertise and resilience of our nation’s physicians—but it has also revealed the need, now more than ever, for elevating their voices. by Moving Medicine

32 min listen

"How do you prove that you're trans?": Family medicine physician Kathleen Bock, MD, shares their personal story receiving care as a non-binary person and poses important questions for physicians on delivering care to transgender and gender-queer patients. by Moving Medicine

14 min listen

Surgeon discusses advancing technology to increase transparency in health care: Surgeon, professor, and author Dr. Marty Makary discusses accountability in health care and how technological advances are changing the way physicians practice medicine and empower patients. This episode is part of a Health IT series by the AMA-MSS Committee on Health Information Technology, hosted by CHIT Chair Matthew Swanson, medical student at the Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine. by Making the Rounds

16 min listen

Leveraging health IT and data to understand patient outcomes with Joseph Ross, MD, MHS: Dr. Joseph Ross gives us a glimpse of his research work exploring the regulation of medical devices and pharmaceuticals to understand and improve patient outcomes. This episode is part of a Health IT series by the AMA-MSS Committee on Health Information Technology, hosted by Chair Matthew Swanson, medical student at the Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine. by Making the Rounds

8 min listen

High blood pressure, heart disease and more with Rachel Villanueva, MD: For more #ReleaseThePressure resources, visit: releasethepressure.org AMA CXO Todd Unger discusses ways to reduce hypertension and improve health outcomes in Black communities with Rachel Villanueva, MD, president of the National Medical Association (NMA), and a clinical assistant professor of obstetrics/gynecology at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine in New York. Also covering, #WorldHypertensionDay and “Release the Pressure,” a collaborative effort between the AMA, NMA and other health care organizations, with the shared goal of partnering with Black women to support their heart health. by Moving Medicine

12 min listen

Todd Askew discusses the Supreme Court's decision on the ACA: A discussion with Todd Askew, the AMA’s Senior Vice President of Advocacy in Washington, D.C., about the Supreme Court’s recent decision on the Affordable Care Act and what it means for the future of health care. by Moving Medicine

15 min listen

Insights from LSU Health Shreveport on engaging residents in their education with Leisa Oglesby: Leisa Oglesby, the executive director of Medical Services and designated institutional official at LSU Health Shreveport, joins to share best practices for engaging residents in graduate medical education. Plus, ways to support resident well-being and the transition from medical school to residency. American Medical Association CXO Todd Unger hosts. ? The AMA is your powerful ally in patient care. Join now: https://bit.ly/AMAJoinRenew ? Follow the @americanmedicalassociation on YouTube: https://bit.ly/AMA_YouTubeChannel ? Watch #AMAUpdate for the latest in health care news for physicians: https://bit.ly/AMA_Update ? Full transcripts of the show are available here: https://bit.ly/AMA_Update_Transcripts ? Subscribe to AMA Morning Rounds newsletter, with the news you need every morning delivered to your inbox: https://bit.ly/AMA-MorningRounds ? Listen to our latest podcast episodes by AMA Update

10 min listen

Scope of practice and patient safety with Michaela Sternstein, JD: AMA CXO Todd Unger discusses scope of practice and the AMA’s ongoing efforts to address this important issue on behalf of physicians with Michaela Sternstein, JD, vice president of the AMA’s Advocacy Resource Center. For over 30 years, the AMA’s state and federal advocacy efforts have safeguarded the practice of medicine and defended the belief that patients deserve care led by the most highly educated, trained and skilled health care professionals: physicians. Through research, advocacy and education, the AMA vigorously works to #StopScopeCreep by Moving Medicine

23 min listen

Doctor Mike hosts the AMA Tribute to the Medical School Class of 2023: Tune in on AMA's YouTube channel May 21st at 7:00 PM CT for inspiring messages and advice from Anthony Fauci, MD, Ashish Jha, MD, MPH, Rochelle Walensky, MD, MPH, Robert Califf, MD, and more as we celebrate the nation’s newest medical graduates. Subscribe now. by Making the Rounds

1 min listen

Replay: Women leaders in medicine, part 1: Part one of this two-part series features AMA Women Physicians Section council members sharing unique challenges and experiences regarding their pathway to leadership in medicine. The panel aims to promote discussion around growth as a woman in the medical field. Neha Siddiqui moderates the panel with Joanna Bisgrove, M.D., Marilyn Heine, M.D., and Donna Woodson, M.D. by Moving Medicine

20 min listen

Monkeypox numbers, treatment and prevention with two CDC experts: Two experts from the CDC’s Division of High-Consequence Pathogens & Pathology in Atlanta, Caroline Schrodt, MD, and Jennifer McQuiston, DVM, talk with American Medical Association CXO Todd Unger about what physicians need to know about monkeypox, including the latest numbers, how it's spread, vulnerable populations, common symptoms, and available treatments and testing. by Moving Medicine

28 min listen

Dr. Alexa Kimball shares how she is closing gaps for women in medicine: To wrap up the AMA’s Women in Medicine month, AMA CXO Todd Unger talks with Dr. Alexa Kimball, president and CEO of Harvard Medical Faculty Physicians at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, about her mission to close gaps for women in medicine through mentorship, sponsorship and leadership. by Moving Medicine

18 min listen

Bridging the Gap for Unhoused People: Medical Respite Care Programs: Medical respite programs care for unhoused people who are not sick enough for inpatient care but are too sick to return to a shelter or the streets. Hear from our experts David Munson, MD, David Woody, PhD, Barbara DiPietro, PhD, about how these lifesaving programs improve health while protecting our healthcare system and how medical students can make an impact. This episode was moderated by Shad Yasin, medical student at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and member of the Committee on Legislation and Advocacy. by Making the Rounds

28 min listen

Cultivating equity in the CPT landscape, with Barbara Levy, MD: Effectively addressing health equity requires addressing CPT, the Language of Medicine, itself. CPT Editorial Panel member Barbara Levy, MD will share why diversity, equity and inclusion matters in CPT and how it supports optimal health of patients and populations. by Moving Medicine

20 min listen

Helping at-risk patient populations, part 3: Dr. Paul H. Wick on senior patients: Dr. Paul H. Wick, the immediate past chair of the AMA Senior Physicians Section, discusses health issues and disparities unique to elderly populations. This episode completes our trio of podcasts about improving health outcomes for vulnerable patient populations. View all AMA podcasts at ama- assn.org/podcasts. by Moving Medicine

17 min listen

Welcome to Moving Medicine: Welcome to Moving Medicine. A podcast elevating the voices of physicians, medical students and health care leaders making a difference in medicine today. by Moving Medicine

1 min listen

Jillian Horton, MD, on the power of storytelling and relieving physician burnout: AMA CXO Todd Unger talks with Jillian Horton, MD, associate chair of the internal medicine department at the University of Manitoba Max Rady College of Medicine, in Winnipeg, Canada, about how physicians can help leaders address the complicated issue of physician burnout by sharing their stories. Dr. Horton is also the author of the national bestseller: We Are All Perfectly Fine: A Memoir of Love, Medicine and Healing. by Moving Medicine

19 min listen

New legislation averts Medicare payment crisis: AMA CXO Todd Unger and AMA Senior Vice President of Advocacy Todd Askew discuss what physicians need to know about new legislation that averts a Medicare payment crisis. Also covering, the AMA's role in this victory for patients, physicians and our health care system. by Moving Medicine

13 min listen

Meal prep to kayaking: Supporting resident wellness with Shaza Aouthmany, MD: In recognition of upcoming Doctor's Day, AMA CXO Todd Unger talks with Shaza Aouthmany, MD, the assistant dean of graduate and continuing medical education at the University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences, about how her institution supports residents by actively promoting wellness through social outings, nutrition tips and access to mental health services 24/7. by Moving Medicine

10 min listen

Dismantling stigma for all: Addressing physician and patient mental health: Our physicians and expert guests will discuss practical strategies, actionable steps and evidence-based resources on how to identify those physicians and patients at-risk for suicide and connect them with the most appropriate care. Our guests include: Daniel Miller, MD, Chief of Graduate Medical Education and Behavioral Health Integration, Sun River Health; Christine Yu Moutier, MD, Chief medical officer, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention; Stephen O’Connor, PhD, Chief of the Suicide Prevention Research Program, National Institute of Mental Health; Scott Pasichow, MD, MPH, Assistant EMS medical director, Southern Illinois University; Lisa K. Kearney, Phd, ABPP, Executive director, Veterans Crisis Line (VCL)Office of Mental Health and Suicide Prevention (OMHSP) For more about the BHI Collaborative Overcoming Obstacles Series, go to www.ama-assn.org/bhiresources by Moving Medicine

27 min listen

Rank order list: Tips to master Match Day with Leanne Chrisman-Khawam, MD, MEd: AMA CXO Todd Unger talks with Leanne Chrisman-Khawam, MD, MEd, an assistant professor of social medicine and director of the Transformative Care Continuum program at Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine in Cleveland, who shares advice for medical students on their rank order lists in preparation for this year’s Main Residency Match. by Making the Rounds

15 min listen

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