
120 episodes

Fixing Healthcare Podcast Robert Pearl and Jeremy Corr
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- Health & Fitness
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4.6 • 133 Ratings
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"A Podcast With A Plan to Fix Healthcare" with Dr. Robert Pearl, Jeremy Corr and Guests
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FHC #57: Dr. Rod Rohrich on how to change the rules of medicine
Dr. Rod Rohrich has broken the unwritten rules of medicine across his career. He turned a traditional paper-only, medical journal into a digitized force, full of videos and evidence-based rankings ...
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CTT #62: Has the pandemic ‘frozen’ kids emotionally, socially?
The New York Times surveyed 362 school counselors on the effects of the pandemic on children. The results were both predictable and troubling. Not only have kids fallen behind in ...
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FHC #56: Diving deep into odd pandemic behaviors and overpriced drugs
This Fixing Healthcare podcast series, “Diving Deep,” features a robust and probing discussion into some of healthcare’s most complex subjects and deep-seated problems. On today’s episode, Dr. Robert Pearl and ...
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FHC #55: Is it time for doctors to temper their career expectations?
Said ZDoggMD: “Oh, man, OK. You said, hey, let’s do a podcast together, Z. It’ll be fun, you said. It’ll be easy. It’ll be flow. Then you ask a question ...
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FHC #54: The incredible rulebreakers of medicine’s past
Author and historian Dr. Lindsey Fitzharris is fascinated with medicine’s grisly past and the extraordinary physicians who changed the profession by breaking the rules. One of those rule-breaking doctors of ...
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CTT #61: Is the Covid-19 pandemic over? Is a monkeypox pandemic next?
About a month ago, Dr. Anthony Fauci said that the United States is “out of the pandemic phase,” but he later clarified that the country is, “out of the full-blown ...
Customer Reviews
Great show!
Robert and Jeremy, hosts of the Fixing Healthcare podcast, highlight all aspects of healthcare and more in this can’t miss podcast! The hosts and expert guests offer insightful advice and information that is helpful to anyone that listens!
Drunk doctor
Episode #25…I believe that the doctor interviewed is very inebriated..I stopped listening after all the slurring.
Good information but lacking in delivery
I’ve listened to a few podcasts and frequently find myself drifting off. It often sounds like the hosts are reading from a script rather than having a natural conversation.