Medicine as Public Trust - with Special Guest Dr. David Hellmann

On this episode, host Dr. Roy Ziegelstein welcomes Dr. David Hellmann, a prominent clinician and medical educator, to discuss innovation in medicine, the evolution of medical education, and patient trust. David is a rheumatologist at Johns Hopkins, distinguished teacher, and director of Johns Hopkins Center for Innovative Medicine, which promotes patient-centered care through the creative collaboration of research, teaching, and patient care programs. Their conversation dives into how technology affects medicine as a public trust and knowing the patient as a person.  In the episode, Roy shares recent research that underscores the importance of expertly validated content in the medical field as well as the impact of AI scribes on healthcare costs and care delivery in the long run. Roy also explores the role nutrition plays in medical education – a topic he is particularly passionate about.   Thank you for taking the time to listen. If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe to be notified when new episodes release the first Tuesday of every month.    Resources:  British Medical Journal Retraction Notice [1:10]  Ambient AI Scribe Article [4:05]   Follow Dr. Roy Ziegelstein on LinkedIn.    Host: Dr. Roy Ziegelstein  Guest: Dr. David Hellmann  Original music: Dr. Brian Garibaldi