Managing status epilepticus
In this video, we go through the step-by-step process for treating status epilepticus, where the process can go horribly wrong, and what to do if the patient remains unresponsive.
10th Sep 2021 • 4m read
Treating aneurysmal hemorrhage
In this video, we take an in-depth approach to the initial management of aneurysmal hemorrhage, controversial medications sometimes used in the process, and what to do if your patient deteriorates further.
10th Sep 2021 • 4m read
Managing hemorrhagic strokes
In this video, we look at the process to follow when managing a hemorrhagic stroke and what affects prognosis in these patients.
10th Sep 2021 • 4m read
Recognizing hemorrhagic strokes
In this video, we look at the process to use when trying to distinguish between ischemic vs hemorrhagic stroke, risk factors for each, and why surgery is often not indicated in hemorrhagic stroke.
10th Sep 2021 • 4m read
Managing the ischemic stroke patient
In this video, we look at the complicated care of cerebral ischemia, the initial steps that should be followed to manage a stroke patient, and how to make sure you're not actually dealing with another pathology altogether.
10th Sep 2021 • 5m read
Practicing cognitive reframing in clinical practice
In this video, from our Burnout Prevention Masterclass: Your Path to Resilience course, we will walk you through a cognitive technique that will immediately shift your perspective on work and mark the beginning of a healthier relationship with your daily practise.
24th Aug 2021 • 4m read
Practicing mindfulness in clinical practice
There's been a lot of talk over the years about the value of integrating mindfulness into medicine.
24th Aug 2021 • 3m read
Recognizing imposter syndrome in doctors and other healthcare professionals
Do you sometimes worry that other doctors know more than you? Do you worry about consulting with colleagues about your toughest cases because they might discover you're not as good as them? If so, there's a good chance you're dealing with imposter syndrome. In this video, you'll learn about this insidious syndrome, why it's very common amongst doctors, and how it contributes to the development of burnout.
24th Aug 2021 • 3m read
Defining burnout in medicine (physician burnout)
In this video, from our Burnout Prevention Masterclass: Your Path to Resilience course, we look at the complex definition of burnout, how it hides in plain sight, and why this common piece of doctor wisdom is actually a surprising sign of burnout.
24th Aug 2021 • 3m read
The findings on chest CT that could indicate lung cancer
Chest CT can be used both for screening and diagnostic purposes in the context of lung cancer, but the findings will be approached differently depending on why you're ordering the scan. In this video, you'll find out what to look for, why a chest CT can completely miss cancer, and the 4 clues to look out for when evaluating non-specific lesions.
9th Aug 2021 • 5m read