Home of Medicine with Dr Amie Burbridge EFIM Academy Dr Amie Burbridge
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The Home of Medicine podcast is provided by EFIM Academy in association with the European Federation of Internal Medicine (EFIM). The podcasts are hosted by Dr. Amie Burbridge, a Consultant in Acute `Medicine from Coventry, UK. Episodes discuss and explore challenging cases with a focus on cognitive biases. The latest clinical guidelines will also be covered. EFIM Academy at https://www.efimacademy.org
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Foot drop
We are back to discuss a case of foot drop and I reflect on my self confessed neurophobia.
Ben and I share our thoughts about investigations in the acute setting.
Subscribe, share and join us as we unravel the mystery of the sudden foot drop.
Visit https://www.efimacademy.org/login/index.php for interactive e-learning modules to develop your clinical reasoning.
Contact me on a.burbridge@nhs.net
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Delirium and reflection
Join Ben and I as we discuss causes of delirium and get stumped by blood gases.
For more clinical reasoning visit https://www.efimacademy.org/login/index.php
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Fever and rash
Welcome to the latest episode as Ben and I navigate fever of unknown origin.
We discuss the impact of the prior diagnoses on clinical reasoning and how diagnostic momentum can have a big influence at work.
For more learning check out https://www.efimacademy.org
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Headache and fever
Join Ben and I as we discuss headaches, decision fatigue and recency bias.
We reflect on the importance of reflection and how it's OK not to be OK.
For more learning;
Check out Ben's book "Eureka: Clinical Skills, Diagnostics and Reasoning".
Visit www.efimacademy.org for further interactive e-modules.
The EFIM Academy aims to develop your clinical reasoning by working through real life cases. Happy learning!
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The swollen leg
Join us for another fantastic episode, as Ben and I discuss 'the swollen leg'.
We navigate a challenging case with the usual discussion of decision making and how it can be affected by where you see a patient.
Whether you're a health professional or simply curious, this episode promises to be both informative and entertaining. Don't miss as we unravel the mysteries of swollen legs together!
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Night brain and abdominal pain
In this episode I am joined by Professor Nicola Cooper, a physician and and expert in clinical reasoning education, we dissect a case of abdominal pain.
We reflect on night brain and how being sleep deprived can affect our decision making processes and how the night team should never be criticised.
Clinical Reasoning in Medical Education group (www.creme.org.uk)
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Murthy, V.K., O’Brien, B. and Dhaliwal, G. (2018). An Inquiry Into the Early Careers of Master Clinicians. Journal of Graduate Medical Education, 10(5), pp.500–506. doi:https://doi.org/10.4300/jgme-d-18-00208.1.
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Customer Reviews
Great medical podcast
I’m an old age psychiatrist and like to try to keep my medical knowledge up to date and challenged. I have recommended this podcast to many colleagues. I also like the discussions about bias and clinical reasoning . I often listen to these in the car with my husband who is also a medic - always a competition to get the diagnosis first.
Please bring out more!!
I am a physio working in the NHS and find these podcasts so useful and interesting. Currently training for a marathon and have done many runs listening to these, please bring out some more as I’ve done the lot now and still have a few more weeks to go 🤣!🙏🙏🙏
Fascinating and a great acute med reminder for a non-acute physician
I listen to this podcast as an oncology reg interested in acute oncology.
It’s an excellent reminder of acute medicine but I also love hearing Ami, Ben and guests talking through decision making. It shows me just how differently we are trained to this in Oncology! Would love to hear an episode of you discussing more acute cases with cancers, as I am sure we are slow to get to diagnoses in oncology as we are out of practice!