Innovations in residency and the future of medical training
Join host Alex McDonald, MD, and John Andrews, MD, as they discuss the future of medical residency programs, focusing on mentorship and innovation.
The present and future of kidney care
Leonid Pravoverov, MD, FASN, discusses the importance of team-based care, early detection, lifestyle changes, and new medications for the treatment and management of chronic kidney disease.
AI’s role in health care: Supporting, not replacing, physicians
In this video, Margaret Lozovatsky, MD, FAMI, VP of Digital Health Innovations at the American Medical Association, explores the partnership between physicians and artificial intelligence in healthcare, focusing on AI's role in clinical decision support.
Physicians as storytellers
Join us for a captivating discussion on physicians as storytellers with Megan Srinivas, MD, an infectious disease specialist, health policy researcher, and state legislator.
Patient engagement strategies beyond the exam room
Host Alex McDonald, MD, and Charu Soni, MD, share strategies for helping patients stay engaged in their health beyond the exam room.
Addressing physician burnout and wellness
Christine Sinsky, MD, of the American Medical Association talks about the need to root out physician stress and burnout at the systemic level.
Making lifestyle medicine part of your practice
Alex McDonald, MD, and Regina Ragasa, DO, DipABLM, talk about the preventive power of lifestyle medicine and how it can transform health and well-being.
Flu, COVID, and RSV vaccine safety and effectiveness
PermanenteDocs Chat podcast on flu, COVID, and RSV vaccine safety and effectiveness updates with Sandra Fryhofer, MD, of the American Medical Association.
PermanenteDocs Chat on heat waves and health
Frederick Chen, MD, discusses the connection between climate change and public health, highlighting the effects of extreme weather events, vector-borne illnesses, and implications for patients of all ages.
PermanenteDocs Chat on growing up with social media
Watch this recent chat with Permanente psychiatrist Asha Patton-Smith, MD, discussing the health effects of social media on adolescents.