61: Cognitive Autopsy
IMreasoning - Clinical reasoning for Doctors and Students
Release Date: 05/31/2020
Our final episode
IMreasoning - Clinical reasoning for Doctors and Students
We cannot put this off any longer. IMreasoning has reached the end of its road. We had a great 5 years. We both learned so much, about medicine, about cognition, about the art of teaching, about each other, and about ourselves. Thank you once again to all of you, our listeners, for sticking with us. Thank you especially to those who got in touch, and gave us encouragement to continue this project over the past 5 years. Thank you as well to all of you who appeared and participated in the podcast, to present stump the chumps cases, or to share your expertise in...
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69: STC with Alec Rezigh
IMreasoning - Clinical reasoning for Doctors and Students
Join us for another instalment of Stump the Chumps. This time our case comes from Baylor University presented by Alec Rezigh, a friend of the podcast. Enjoy!
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Epilette January 2021
IMreasoning - Clinical reasoning for Doctors and Students
Just a quick inbetweenisode to let you all know we will be back with another instalment of STC in early February. Enjoy a Southern Hemisphere summer, wherever you are.
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68: STC with Ramey Bajwa
IMreasoning - Clinical reasoning for Doctors and Students
Join us for another installation of STC (technically international) with Ramey Bajwa. Play along and see if you can guess the diagnosis any earlier than we did (or did not).
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67: MAID with Stefanie Green
IMreasoning - Clinical reasoning for Doctors and Students
Join us for our conversation with Stefanie Green, the director of CAMAP (Canadian Association of MAID Assessors and Providers) where we hear about the lessons learned from the Canadian experience over the past four years since it has been legal for doctors to provide medical assistance in dying.
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66: STC with Human Dx and reverse STC
IMreasoning - Clinical reasoning for Doctors and Students
Join us for another instalment of STC (Stump the Chumps) where we tackle another case from HumanDx Global Morning Report. But first, try your hand at solving a case that Art brought along from his recent ward round. Good luck!
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65: STC at the Royal Adelaide with Josh and Toby
IMreasoning - Clinical reasoning for Doctors and Students
Join us for another instalment of STC, presented at grand rounds at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. Unfortunately we had to stay at home in Auckland and do it over Zoom... (because COVID). Josh Inglis and Toby Gilbert gave us a real challenge.
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64: Memory - Daniel Kilov
IMreasoning - Clinical reasoning for Doctors and Students
Join us for a fascinating conversation with Daniel Kilov, philosopher and memory athlete, about memory. Find out about techniques that we can each learn to help us to memorise...anything. Click on to here more And if you're interested here is the link to , author of "Moonwalking with Einstein":
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63: STC with Human Dx
IMreasoning - Clinical reasoning for Doctors and Students
We are thrilled to launch our 1st collaboration with HumanDx. "a worldwide effort, created with and led by the global medical community, to build an open intelligence system that maps the steps to help any patient" There is a key image associated with the case which you should inspect before starting. Go to our website IMreasoning.com. You can try to solve thousands of interesting cases at HumanDx in an interactive, engaging platform, and can add your own cases too.
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62: The Chang, and musings on Artificial Intelligence
IMreasoning - Clinical reasoning for Doctors and Students
Chang is back people. Hope you enjoy our conversation over a pint at Galbraith's in Auckland. Chang helps us understand what machine learning actually means. It's all about matrices apparently. Easy...
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