Gloves Off Dr. Gypsy

In this episode we talk about accountability in our health care system in India, and what we can do to help the system evolve as point of contact physicians. It's not the usual opinion, however it attempts to look for solutions to the problems we face as givers and receivers of our healthcare system, especially in the COVID era.

EP 4 is a fireside chat with a fellow ER physician, where we talk about whether we would let our kids do medicine. Dr. Arsenal adds a new dimension to my perspective on what we can do to deal with the madness of the ER and make the work environment better for everyone. 

Humerusly Yours is all about bringing you funny and interesting stories from doctors, hopefully breaking the monotony of the current lockdown. We hope it gives you giggles and laughs. We'll be back next time with more stories! Don't forget to subscribe and share!

In the second episode we talk about how biostatistics and epidemiology went virtually ignored as a subject in our undergraduate medical education and why we cannot afford this luxury anymore. The episode discusses how a knowledge of statistical skill and interpretation of data affects our clinical practice. We hope that this brings a shift in practice, with evidence based medicine pushing out 'eminence based medicine'.

This is the first segement of the first episode of Gloves Off. I'm joined by Dr. Stardust and Dr. Vaidya, as we discuss the steep learning curve that year 1 of medical school is, how it changed our perspectives towards medicine and what we wish we had done differently. We found that the 5 and a half years were too tortuous a journey for us to compress into a single episode and we will have to continue this discussion in another segment. Next time we talk about the lost glamour of forensic medicine, how epidemiology caused paradigm shifts and the rigors of internship.
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Gloves Off is a podcast by doctors from India using pseudonyms, hoping to pique the interest of doctors and individuals not involved with medicine. we attempt to open a window into the lives of doctors, their decision making in and outside the hospital and and how medicine makes and sometimes breaks their lives. Our love for medicine brings us together as we spar with life to meet expectations of patients and their families, while trying to bring dimensions other than medicine into our lives.