Home of Medicine with Dr Amie Burbridge and Dr Ben Lovell
von Dr Amie Burbridge and Dr Ben Lovell
- alle zwei WochenErscheinungsrhythmus
- 40 mintypische Länge
- 3. Nov.letzte Folge
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Fever and rash
Welcome to the latest episode as Ben and I navigate fever of unknown origin. We discuss the impact of the prior diagnoses on clinical reasoning and how diagnostic momentum can have a big influence at work. For more learning check out https:
Headache and fever
Join Ben and I as we discuss headaches, decision fatigue and recency bias. We reflect on the importance of reflection and how it's OK not to be OK. For more learning; Check out Ben's book "Eureka: Clinical Skills, Diagnostics and Reasoning"
The swollen leg
Join us for another fantastic episode, as Ben and I discuss 'the swollen leg'. We navigate a challenging case with the usual discussion of decision making and how it can be affected by where you see a patient. Whether you're a health profes
Night brain and abdominal pain
In this episode I am joined by Professor Nicola Cooper, a physician and and expert in clinical reasoning education, we dissect a case of abdominal pain. We reflect on night brain and how being sleep deprived can affect our decision making p
The night shift before Christmas
In this episode I am joined by the fantastic Sam, for the pre PACES podcast. I am put in the hot seat as Sam and I talk through a challenging case of shortness of breath and chest pain on a night shift. We discuss overcoming your fears, the
An unexpected blood result
Welcome to another enlightening episode with Ben and I. Ben presents a case with an unexpected blood result and we share our experiences and insights as to how we would handle the situation. Subscribe, share, and join us as we try and unrav
Overwhelmed in ED
Ben and I are back and we discuss feeling overwhelmed in ED. Ben, as ever, helps me process a challenging day and how to improve my palliative care skills. We talk through diagnosing dying and reflect on if we have ever been taught how to d
Chest pain; a missed opportunity
Amie discusses a man who presented with chest pain, and how things could have been very different if she hadn't sent him home. Ben, as usual provides excellent analysis of the situation as we discuss cognitive biases and time pressures at w
Palpitations
Ben and I are back and we discuss a case of a 35 year old male presenting with palpitations. Ben takes us back to the 1980's, where he discusses the importance of the CAST trial, Cardiac Arrhythmia Supression Trial. We work through the case
To admit or not to admit!
A very special episode with Ben and Dr Zack Ferguson, a trainee in acute internal medicine. We discuss a case of abnormal liver function tests and debate if we should we admit to investigate further. For further learning visit; https://www.
Obesity - Bonus Episode
This episode I am joined by Dr Dror Dicker, Dror has published many articles on obesity and in this episode we go to basics and discuss what obesity is and the pathophysiology. Dror is head of Internal Medicine & the Obesity Clinic at Tel A
Chest pain and leg weakness
Ben and I are back. We discuss a case of chest pain and leg weakness that I saw over a weekend. The all important cognitive biases are discussed and Ben works through this challenging case. Visit http://www.efimacademy.org/ for further inte
Hypertension
Dr Ben Lovell joins me for another fascinating case discussion. This time I am in the hot seat, Ben presents a case of hypertension and I work through how I would approach the case, reflecting on those all important cognitive biases. Visit
Overdose
This episode comes all the way from a very snowy Northern Sweden. I was at the European School of Internal Medicine - Winter School, and was very fortunate to meet Dr Fraz Mir, a Consultant Physician in Acute Medicine and Clinical Pharmacol
Shortness of breath - 2
Amie and Ben discuss a case of shortness of breath and the importance of a complete physical examination. Visit http://www.efimacademy.org/ for further interactive e-modules. The EFIM Academy aims to develop your clinical reasoning by worki
Collapse
Dr Ben Lovell is back and we discuss a case of collapse. A presenting complaint that has so many potential diagnoses, we begin to unpick how to investigate. Ben and I also discuss 'Gut Instinct' and is it a valuable tool in our diagnostic t
Ask a microbiologist ......
In this episode I am joined by Dr Steven Laird and we discuss common and less common cases that we see in Internal Medicine. We delve into how to investigate unilateral respiratory consolidation and possible causes. Coming soon - Transcript
Diarrhoea
Season 2 is here. The Home of Medicine team are back with more clinical conundrums and interesting cases. In this episode Amie is in the hot seat and Dr Steve Laird is putting Amie through her paces regarding a patient who is a returning tr
Influenza
Influenza season is coming and this episode Amie is joined by Dr Steven Montgomery Laird FRCP, MPH. Dr Laird is a Consultant Medical Microbiologist working at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire. We discuss how a patient with inf
Chest pain - Part 2
Amie remembers a patient that she saw on the acute take with chest pain, Ben works through his diagnoses and they reflect on how things aren't always as they seem. Visit http://www.efimacademy.org/ for further interactive e-modules. The EFI
Genital Rash
Have you ever wondered how to investigate a genital rash? Amie and Dr Steve Laird are here to demystify rashes as they talk through a case presenting to the general internal physicians. They also discuss how journalistic reporting of condit
Back pain
Amie and Ben are back and discussing a mysterious case of back pain. All is not as it seems when Ben reviews an individual with thoracic back pain. They discuss pyjama paralysis and Amie wants to bring back the ward day room. Can you figure
Paralysis
Amie and Ben are back! This time they discuss potential causes of sudden paralysis. Amie discusses her neurophobia and Ben discusses his fear of being called to review patients on the gynae ward. Want more from Ben? Take a look at his excel
In Conversation with Professor Andrew Elder; Is bedside teaching still relevant?
In this episode I am joined by Professor Andrew Elder, the current President of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, UK. Professor Elder has extensive experience in bedside teaching and was the Medical Director of the MRCP (UK) exams
Abdominal Pain
This episode I am again joined by the fantastic Dr Sarb Clare. We discuss abdominal pain and once again work through a variety of diagnoses. Disclaimer: All patient stories discussed in Home of Medicine are informed by real patient interact
BONUS EPISODE; Fatigue
This episode Amie is joined by Dr. Steven Laird, a Consultant in Medical Microbiology in Coventry, UK. Amie and Steven discuss a mysterious case of severe fatigue. Can you diagnose the case before Amie? Disclaimer: All patient stories discu
Rash
Amie and Ben are back for episode 10 to discuss a patient presenting with a rash. Can you identify what is happening in this case? Visit http://www.efimacademy.org/ for further interactive e-modules. The EFIM Academy aims to develop your cl
Seizure
Amie and Ben are back with another case to reflect and learn from. Would you approach this case differently? For further reading; https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/cg137 https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(19)3072
BONUS EPISODE; What is Longevity Medicine?
In this special bonus episode I chat with Prof. Ewelina Biskup, Prof. Evelyne Bischof, MD, MPH, FEFIM. Ewelina has an interest in longevity medicine and we discuss what longevity medicine is and the role internal physician can play in this
Chest pain - Part 1
Amie is joined by Dr Sarb Clare, an Acute Physician who works in Birmingham, UK. They discuss a case in which ultrasound plays an important role. Can you get the diagnosis before Amie? Visit http://www.efimacademy.org/ for further interacti
