March 2022 When it comes to precepting, sometimes we do what we’ve always done. Paul and Neda dive into the “One Minute Preceptor” method of precepting and how we can apply it to freshen up our teaching style. Neda Frayha, MD • Paul Simmons, MD
March 2022 Among afebrile men with UTIs, treatment for 7 days was non-inferior to 14 days with regard to resolution of UTI symptoms Steve Biederman, MD • Tom Robertson, MD
March 2022 In this TIDBSI segment, Paul and Justin discuss office spirometry. Should we do it? Is it worth the cost and time we may invest? What are the pitfalls of office spirometry? Listen in to find out the answers. Justin McCarthy, MD • Paul Simmons, MD
March 2022 A personalized dose between 40-60mg showed reduction in additional steroid use and reduced antibiotic escalation Steve Biederman, MD • Tom Robertson, MD
March 2022 Many common runners injuries are preventable by training smart and balancing running with cross training and core strength. When an injury does occur; rest, ice, NSAIDS, (oral or topical) and often targeted exercises. can get the athlete on the fast track to recovery. Drew Kalnow, DO • Matthew DeLaney, MD, FACEP, FAAEM • Mike Weinstock, MD
March 2022 How confident are you in counseling new parents (or soon-to-be parents) on the ethics of circumcision? Matt and Michael review the ethical considerations, risks, and benefits of circumcision. Matthew Zeitler, MD • Michael Baca-Atlas, MD
March 2022 De-escalation was the most effective strategy for ACS treatment resulting in fewer bleeding events without increasing ischemic events Steve Biederman, MD • Tom Robertson, MD
March 2022 Fever in children is a common concern, and the differential diagnosis can range from a benign viral cause to a serious bacterial illness. Listen in as Paul discusses an approach to pediatric fever with emergency medicine doctor, Dr. Kelly Sinclair. Kelly Sinclair, MD • Paul Simmons, MD
March 2022 There are approximately 1 million transgender and gender-diverse adults in the United States. In primary care, we are often the first contact for patients questioning their gender identity, so it’s vital for our environment to be welcoming and affirming. Luckily, Jay-Sheree interviewed two experts … Cesar Gonzalez PhD, ABPP • Colton St. Amand PhD, MD • Jay-Sheree Allen, MD
March 2022 There were no differences in pain or MRI associated joint changes at 12 months between PRP and placebo Steve Biederman, MD • Tom Robertson, MD
March 2022 In 1996, a series of essays written by medical students was published as “Becoming Doctors”. Today, Paul Simmons interviews two of those authors on their reflections of medical practice over the past 25 years. Keith Dickerson, MD • Par Bolina, MD • Paul Simmons, MD
March 2022 Quercetin supplementation significantly improved muscle strength and recovery. Steve Biederman, MD • Tom Robertson, MD
February 2022 In this new installment of the Race and Medicine series, Dr. Neda Frayha, host of PC RAP and Dr. Jay-Sheree Allen reflect on the state of Race and Medicine over the past 2 years. They acknowledge that we are still battling a pandemic as well as burnout in our own field, but we still can’t give up … Jay-Sheree Allen, MD • Neda Frayha, MD
February 2022 In this Hippo Education bonus, Dr. Nathan Kuppermann, founding member of the global Pediatric Emergency Research Network (PERN) and founding member and principal investigator of PECARN, joins hosts Drs. Julia Magaña and Jason Woods to break down their latest research studying severe outcomes in … Jason Woods, MD • Julia Magaña MD • Nate Kupperman, MD, MPH
February 2022 So much has changed since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, including all the new treatment options for outpatients with SARS-CoV-2 infection. From oral medications to IV infusions, the range of options can feel overwhelming. Which treatment should we prescribe when? And for which patients? How … Devang Patel, MD • Neda Frayha, MD
February 2022 Neda and Ashley discuss what happens when patients can read their notes and access their lab results, and how we can cultivate trust throughout this process without adding to our workloads. Ashley Greer, PA • Neda Frayha, MD
February 2022 If depression is an issue, we would feel comfortable offering an SSRI to a pregnant woman. Steve Biederman, MD • Tom Robertson, MD
February 2022 Breast pumps are an important tool for a mother who chooses to breastfeed her baby, but the ordering and use of them can be incredibly confusing. Neda and Dr. Elizabeth Lavery demystify this topic. Elizabeth Lavery, MD • Neda Frayha, MD
February 2022 Hair loss is a common complaint that we encounter in primary care, and we need to know how to recognize, treat, and refer appropriately. Jay-Sheree discusses hair loss and scalp dermatoses with UCSF dermatologist, Dr. Jenna Lester. Jay-Sheree Allen, MD • Jenna Lester, MD