Behind White Coats Podcast NAIHS

We always hear everyone emphasizing the importance of empathy, connecting with patient, being considerate of their problems but rarely do we talk about the possible emotional turmoil physicians may suffer.  Even for ensuring better care to the patient, health care providers are supposed to maintain professional detachment, so their judgment is not blurred.  So where do we draw the line between emotional concern and detachment?

  Aayushama and Manita discuss with Dr. Richa Amatya, a consultant psychiatrist, about the importance of empathy as well as remembering to  step back when it is needed. Thank you ma'am for joining. 

Also, a big thank you to Dr. Leepy Poudel and Dr. Shahrukh Sangachhen for sharing their experiences.  

Thank you Pratik for this wonderful edit.

Thank you everyone for your continuous support.

We are back with another case series; "A 55-year-old male with severe chest pain for 2 hours". 

What might be the differentials? What is the diagnosis? How can we manage it?  

Lets hear it from Laxmi and Kamana, who have well put together history, examinations and investigations to reach to a provisional diagnosis and discussing more about it.  



We are thankful for: 1. Davidson's Principles and Practice of Medicine - 23rd edition  

                              2. Hutchinson's Clinical Methods - 24th edition  

                              3. Robbins and Cotran Pathologic Basis of Disease   



We would like to offer our special thanks to Dr. Amrit Bogati for his input and guidance to the case. Dr. Bogati is a renowned Cardiologist at Shahid Gangalal National Heart Center and HAMS Hospital.  



Our very great appreciation to Mr. Aashish, the man behind the scene for his art of editing and making the episode more presentable to the audience.  

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We present you the case of "A 48 year old man with a swelling in his right groin"  

We are thankful for: 1. Bailey and Love's Short practice of Surgery 

                              2. A manual on Clinical Surgery  

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We present you the case of "A 16 year old boy with fever and reduced level of consciousness" 

We are thankful for: 1. Davidson's Principles and Practice of Medicine 

                              2. Harrison's Principle of Internal medicine 

                              3.Medscape  

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There are conscious and unconscious biases that operate within us that still pose a challenge for women moving into the forefront of surgery . Surgery was always considered a challenging job for women , but is that so or was it the same way   

In this episode Manita and Prarthana discuss various taboos and factors hindering the progress of women in surgery  

Special thanks to Prof. Dr. Paleswan Joshi ma’am for the wonderful message . “ Nobel effort is merit “   

Want to know your status of implicit bias , TAKE THE TEST Here : https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/  

And immense gratitude and infinite thanks to Mr Pratik , our genius editor for this wonderful edit and video   Happy listening .

Men have been in the delivery room as health care professionals, as medical trainee and in many different roles. But husband accompanying women to delivery rooms as a partner is an emerging concept in our part of the world. 

 While there are many advantages to both men and women when attending labor together, it is also equally important for the decision to be an informed choice.   

Here, in this episode, host Prarthana talks to Maj. Dr, Bibhusan Neupane, consultant OBGY and friends from NAIHS about this concept of men accompanying their partner during delivery.  

Let us know what you feel about this.  

Love,  Behind White Coats.