ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Join gastroenterologists Nina Nandy, Victor Chedid, and Ugo Ikoru as they gather with their early career peers and GI veterans alike for small talk on big topics in gastroenterology. Get ready to laugh, enhance your practice skills, and advance your career with this podcast from the American Gastroenterological Association.
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Average audio length:
45 minutes
Guest interviews
Has sponsors
English
United States
44 episodes
since Oct. 29, 2020
episodic
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Many of the skills required for success in medicine are learned outside formal training programs. Drs. Joan Culpepper-Morgan, Anita Afzali and Matthew Whitson join host Dr. Ugo Iroku on this episode to explore the "hidden curriculum" of health care, including feedback, conflict resolution, leaders…
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Clinical guidelines are critical to delivering high-quality inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) care, but optimal outcomes often require addressing factors beyond disease activity alone. In this episode, guests Dr. Sandra Quezada and health advocate Tina Aswani-Omprakash, MPH, join hosts Drs. Ugo Irok…
The mid-season finale takes a creative look at the many career opportunities available beyond traditional clinical, academic, and private practice roles. Using the concept of "extraintestinal manifestations" as a metaphor, Drs. Vivian Asamoah, Austin Chiang, and Iris Wang join hosts Drs. Ugo Iroku …
Small Talk, Big Topics returns with a renewed focus on the issues shaping today's gastroenterology workforce, patient care environment, and health care systems. In this kickoff episode, the hosts, Drs. Nina Nandy, Victory G. Chedid, and Ugo Iroku, are joined by guest Dr. Joan A. Culpepper-Morgan to…
Effective mentorship plays a critical role in career growth, leadership development, and long-term success in gastroenterology. Yet women in GI continue to face unique challenges related to access, sponsorship, representation, advancement, and leadership opportunities. Drs. Fola May, Rhonda Souza, …
Providing inclusive, patient-centered care requires an understanding of the unique experiences and health care needs of LGBTQIA+ individuals. In this episode, Drs. Nikki Duong, Kara Jencks, and Hannah Phillips join host Dr. Victor Chedid to discuss how GI practices can enhance patient experiences t…
Feeling like the promotion process is shrouded in mystery? In this episode, host Dr. Matthew Whitson and guest host Dr. Averill Guo work to unveil the mystery with guests Drs. Olga Aroniadis, GI Division Chief at Stony Brook University Hospital and Michelle Kim, GI department chair at the Clevelan…
If you’re receiving late night calls about handling food impaction cases in Eosinophilic Esophagitis patients, or if you’re just curious about how to best treat EoE patients, you’ll hopefully find this episode relatable and beneficial! Host Dr. Matthew Whitson and guest host Dr. Weston Bettner chat…
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