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Dr. Davinder Sandhu is a distinguished urologic surgeon from the United Kingdom (UK) who moved to California to further his career as a medical educator. Stay tuned for an interesting discussion on his journey in teaching medical students, the unique aspects of medical education, the differences in medical education between the US and the UK, and potential innovations that artificial intelligence can provide to the delivery of medical knowledge and medical care.
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Episode Team:
Guests - Dr. Davinder Sandhu
Host - Artin Allahverdian
Script Writers - Artin Allahverdian
Audio - Sam Tincher
Producers - Sonali Joshi, Artin Allahverdian
Director - Vy Han, MD
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