EPISODE · Mar 9, 2026 · 1H 10M
Science of Bringing Joy and Humanity back to Medicine with Dr Graham Walker MD
from Full Medic · host Bur
I am extremely happy to invite Graham Walker, MD to the podcast, and talk to him.Originally an emergency physician by clinical background, Dr Walker is practicing in San Francisco now. He attended the medical school at Stanford University School of Medicine. His undergraduate major was social policy. Besides, he has had a lifelong interest in software-development and digital-technology. Currently, he is using all those interests and skills at work and beyond-work.Graham is a co-director of Advanced Development at The Permanente Medical Group (TPMG). This group is responsible for providing care to 4.6 million members of Kaiser Permanente in Northern California. At TPMG, Graham is involved in the development, commercialization, and partnership activities of AI. Besides, he is the emergency and urgent care strategy lead for KP's medical record as a clinical informaticist.With a desire and ability for tech innovation and entrepreneurship, Dr Walker came up with the idea for MDCalc, developed, and founded it while he was a resident. MDCalc is a free online clinical decision support tool which many clinicians including myself have been using for years. The company celebrated its 20th anniversary last month.
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I am extremely happy to invite Graham Walker, MD to the podcast, and talk to him. Originally an emergency physician by clinical background, Dr Walker is practicing in San Francisco now. He attended the medical school at Stanford University School of Medicine. His undergraduate major was social policy. Besides, he has had a lifelong interest in software-development and digital-technology. Currently, he is using all those interests and skills at work and beyond-work. Graham is a co-director of ...
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