We explore why cognitive and non-procedural specialists like infectious disease and endocrinology physicians spend far more time in the EHR than proceduralists, revealing a system that undervalues intellectual labor and documentation-heavy care.

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In this episode, Dr. Santina Wheat, the author of the article No One Knows What's right for you: A Mommy's Take on the "Mommy Wars (and speaker of both of our SoMeDocsLeadership conferences - part I is here and part II here) discusses her views on the challenges of motherhood, particularly for working moms. She reflects on personal experiences of judgment, the unrealistic expectations placed on mothers, and the complexities of balancing a medical career with parenting. Dr. Wheat emphasizes the importance of personal alignment, the impact of social media on perceptions of motherhood, and the need for healthcare systems to provide flexible support for new mothers. The discussion offers valuable insights and advice for navigating the pressures of motherhood and finding one's own path.

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Takeaways:

• True balance comes from personal alignment, not pleasing others.
• Moms often feel judged, especially regarding childcare decisions.
• Cultural expectations of motherhood can be unrealistic.
• Medical training can complicate the motherhood experience.
• Being present is more important than just showing up.
• Social media amplifies the pressures of motherhood.
• There is no one right way to be a good mom.
• New moms should turn off outside noise and trust themselves.
• Healthcare systems need to offer flexibility for new parents.
• Each parenting journey is unique and should be respected.

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Dr. Santina Wheat and Her Article

01:06 Navigating Judgment as a Working Mom

03:00 Cultural Expectations of Motherhood

05:14 The Impact of Medical Training on Motherhood

06:54 Finding Personal Alignment in Parenting

08:46 Social Media and the Mommy Wars

09:59 Advice for New Moms

10:40 Healthcare Systems Supporting New Mothers

12:32 Understanding Individual Parenting Journeys

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In this episode, Dr. Stephen Cohen, the author of the article From Scalpel to Strategy: Reinventing Surgical Education for the Next Generation (and speaker of not one, but two, SoMeDocs conferences - the second annual entrepreneurship course and the Finance, Investing, and Real Estate course) discusses the evolution of surgical education, emphasizing the need for autonomy, modern skills, and the integration of technology like AI. He reflects on the disconnect between training and real-world practice, the importance of teamwork in surgery, and the role of storytelling in medical training. Dr. Cohen advocates for a more innovative approach to surgical education that prepares future surgeons for the complexities of modern healthcare.

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Takeaways:
Surgical education must evolve beyond traditional apprenticeship.
Autonomy is crucial for developing competent surgeons.
Modern surgical training lacks essential skills like open surgery.
AI should not replace critical thinking in patient care.
Teamwork is essential in surgical practice.
Communication is key in patient care and surgical teams.
Storytelling enhances understanding and empathy in medicine.
Leadership training is vital for future surgeons.
Experience is gained through mistakes and learning from them.
The future of surgery will be shaped by technology and innovation.


Chapters:
00:00 Reinventing Surgical Education
02:46 Autonomy in Surgical Training
04:03 Modern Skills in Surgery
06:06 AI and the Future of Surgery
08:08 Systems Thinking in Surgical Care
09:43The Team Sport of Surgery
11:13 Leadership Lessons in Surgery
12:27 The Role of Storytelling in Medicine
13:42 Innovating Surgical Education
15:44 The Future of Surgical Training

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Doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or SoMeDocs for short, is a healthcare omnimedia platform committed to promoting autonomy for the individuals in healthcare. Subscribe to our newsletter to not miss our new articles, episodes, or events: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/subscribe. Contact us anytime, at somedocs@somedocs.com (please note that we receive many emails and may not respond to all).