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Within Normal Limits: Navigating Medical Risks — 97 episodes

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1

Exploring the Concept of Medical Gaslighting

2

Ophthalmology for the Non-Ophthalmologist with Dr. Jennifer Grin

3

An Inside Look at Today’s Medical School Environment with Brian Dwinnell

4

A Physician’s Journey Through Injury and Return to Practice with Dr. Catrina Bubier

5

Understanding the Concepts of Psychological Size and Psychological Safety

6

Responding to Subpoenas—Best Practices and What to Avoid

7

A Conversation with Heidi Baskfield About Addressing Youth Mental Health

8

The Risks and Benefits of Remote Patient Monitoring Wearables

9

A Discussion with Dr. Josina Romero O'Connell, Director of the Colorado Area Health Education Center

10

Copic Medical Foundation Grant Recipient: Healing Hands Community Doula Project

11

Addressing the Issue of Pediatric Medication Errors

12

Copic Medical Foundation Grant Recipient: Kansas Health Care Collaborative

13

Executive Orders and Federal Legislation: Considerations for Healthcare Providers

14

Copic Medical Foundation Grant Recipient: AIRnyc

15

A Legal Expert’s View on Non-Compete Agreements

16

Copic Medical Foundation Grant Recipient: Metropolitan State University of Denver

17

The Value of Early Reporting of Incidents

18

An Expert’s Insight on Risk Management and Colorectal Cancer Screenings

19

Understanding How and When EMTALA Applies

20

Key Considerations Before Terminating a Patient

21

Managing Risks in the Perioperative Setting

22

Documentation—The Little Things That Make a Big Difference

23

Caring for Geriatric Patients

24

Just Culture—A Framework that Promotes Patient Safety

25

Documentation—Telling the Story of Patient Care

26

Retaining and Maintaining Medical Records

27

Semaglutide Medications: Liability Issues to Consider

28

Preventing Falls in the Healthcare Setting

29

Ensuring Patients Make Informed Decisions Through Informed Consent

30

COPIC Medical Foundation Grant Recipient: Children's Hospital Colorado

31

COPIC Medical Foundation Grant Recipient: West Mountain Regional Health Alliance

32

COPIC Medical Foundation Grant Recipient: Providence Portland Medical Foundation

33

COPIC Medical Foundation Grant Recipient: Minnesota Medical Association Foundation

34

Documentation: How Much is Enough?

35

Burnout, Exhaustion, and Leaving the Practice of Medicine

36

AI’s Impact on Medicine (Part Two)

37

AI’s Impact on Medicine

38

Addressing the Issue of Maternity Care Deserts

39

Increasing Racial and Ethnic Diversity in Medical Education

40

How You Drive May Affect Patient Care

41

Hope, Help, and Possibilities for People at Risk for Limb Loss.

42

The Nuanced Role Physicians Play with Advanced Practice Providers

43

A Conversation on Risk in Urology, Including the Pandemic’s Impact on Patient Care

44

Fulfilling Opioid Education Training Requirements

45

Physician Health Programs—Caring for Caregivers

46

Dealing with Potentially Violent Patients

47

What I Wished I Knew When I Started Out in Medicine

48

Educating Providers About Health Care Disparities and Patients with Disabilities

49

COPIC Medical Foundation Grant Recipient: Children’s Health Fund

50

COPIC Medical Foundation Grant Recipient: Children’s Hospital Colorado Foundation

51

COPIC Medical Foundation Grant Recipient: Mile High Health Alliance

52

COPIC Medical Foundation Grant Recipient: Children’s National

53

Treating Family, Friends, and Staff

54

The Ongoing Challenge of Chest Pain in Patients

55

Navigating Conversations with Patients About Guns

56

Helping Kids Cope with Anxieties Around Medical Care and Pain Management

57

Diagnosing Stevens-Johnson Syndrome

58

A Return to Discussing Spinal Epidural Abscess

59

A Discussion with Dr. MeiLan Han—A Leading Pulmonologist and Author

60

Can You Really “Clear a Patient for Surgery”?

61

Managing Patients Who Bring in Wearable Device Data

62

Using Ketamine to Treat Depression

63

Preventing Surgical Fires and Injuries Related to Electrical Surgical Units

64

Reducing the Risk of Bile Duct Injuries During Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy Procedures

65

The Delicate Process of Terminating a Patient

66

Getting to the Heart of Health Care: Perspectives from an Esteemed Cardiologist

67

Handling Unsolicited Diagnostic Tests

68

Forum Panel Discussion: A Candid Conversation on the Risks We See and What You Need to Know

69

When a Patient Disagrees with Your Care Recommendations: Using Informed Refusal as a Tool

70

Special Episode: Requirements for Nebraska Physicians Who Prescribe Opioids/Controlled Substances

71

Talking with Patients Who Are Hesitant About the Vaccine

72

Medication Errors: The Potential Side Effects and Risks of Prescribing

73

Nonverbal Communication: How Your Body Talks and What Patients Hear

74

A Conversation with the Colorado Medical Society’s President—Dr. Sami Diab

75

With Power Comes Responsibility—Ethical and Legal Issues That Physicians Face

76

Considerations with Opioids and Pain Management—A Surgeon’s Perspective

77

Telehealth: The Evolving World of Remote Care

78

Cultivating a Culture of Safety

79

An Inside Look at How the Colorado Medical Board Responds to Complaints

80

COVID-19 and Its Potential Impact on Medical Liability Issues

81

Using Simulation Technology to Teach the Next Generation of Medical Professionals

82

Colorectal Cancer Screenings: A Shift in Guidelines

83

A View from the Inside: Dr. Alan Lembitz, Chief Medical Officer at COPIC

84

Addressing Adverse Outcomes Part II: A Deeper Dive Into Candor

85

Addressing Adverse Outcomes Part I: COPIC’s 3Rs and CANDOR Programs

86

Physician Leaders: A Pediatrician’s Perspective on Care Integration and Improving Patient Safety

87

A Brotherly Discussion on Cognitive Issues and Alzheimers

88

Using the Mediterranean Diet as a Patient Wellness Tool

89

The Senior Surgeon: Assessing Skills as We Age

90

Special Episode: A Good Outcome from a Patient's Perspective

91

Navigating Conversations with Patients About Guns

92

Burnout from COVID-19: Moving Forward with Resilience

93

A Frontline Doctor’s Perspective on COVID-19

94

Informed Consent: The Joy (and Pain) of Shared Decisions

95

Sepsis—A Bad Infection That Can Get Worse

96

Spinal Epidural Abscess: A Difficult Diagnosis

97

Med Mal 101: Heads, Hearts, Bellies and Bugs