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  • A Real WHO’s Who

    A Real WHO’s Who
    2026/09/18

    The free podcast of this episode, which aired on August 30, 2009, is available on our iTunes page! This episode features regular CNN medical correspondent Dr. Martin Makary (left), the Chair of Gastrointestinal Surgery and Director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Surgical Outcomes Research. He speaks with the Radio Rounds hosts about the work he has done ...
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    32 分
  • An Interview with Dr. Harry Cho, on High Value Care, Part 1

    An Interview with Dr. Harry Cho, on High Value Care, Part 1
    2017/05/03
    In this episode of Radio Rounds, host Lakshman Swamy interviews Dr. Hyung (Harry) Cho, the Director of Quality & Patient Safety for the Division of Hospital Medicine at Mount Sinai and Senior Fellow at the Lown Institute. His research focus is on the relationship of overuse to patient harm, and as Chair of the High Value Care Committee he develops innovations to decrease unnecessary medical testing and treatment. Nationally, he leads the RightCare Young Innovator program at the Lown Institute. His efforts in value improvement has received many awards including the Top Hospitalist honor from ACP Hospitalist magazine, awarded to only 10 physicians in 2014. On today's episode, Dr. Cho tells us about the importance of high value care in the future of medicine and medical education.
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    22 分
  • An Interview with Dr. Harry Cho on High Value Care, Part 2

    An Interview with Dr. Harry Cho on High Value Care, Part 2
    2017/05/03
    In this episode of Radio Rounds, host Lakshman Swamy continues his interview with Dr. Hyung (Harry) Cho, the Director of Quality & Patient Safety for the Division of Hospital Medicine at Mount Sinai and Senior Fellow at the Lown Institute. His research focus is on the relationship of overuse to patient harm, and as Chair of the High Value Care Committee he develops innovations to decrease unnecessary medical testing and treatment. Nationally, he leads the RightCare Young Innovator program at the Lown Institute. His efforts in value improvement has received many awards including the Top Hospitalist honor from ACP Hospitalist magazine, awarded to only 10 physicians in 2014. On today's episode, Dr. Cho tells us more about the importance of high value care in the future of medicine and medical education.
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    13 分
  • An Interview with Dr. Beth Lown, on Compassionate Care

    An Interview with Dr. Beth Lown, on Compassionate Care
    2017/01/03
    Today on Radio Rounds, host Lakshman Swamy will discuss the nature of compassion in health care with Dr. Beth Lown, a practicing internist in Boston, associate professor at Harvard Medical School and medical director for the Schwartz Center for Compassionate Healthcare. The Schwartz Center was established in 1995 at the bequest of healthcare attorney Ken Schwartz after his battle with lung cancer. His experiences led him to appreciate the critical importance of compassion in an increasingly industrialized health care system. Since then, the Schwartz Center has worked to improve caregiver communication, promote empathy and spiritual care, and empower patients and families. One example of the Center’s work is seen at the over 350 healthcare facilities in the US and 60 in the UK that have adopted Schwartz Rounds, an opportunity toopenly and honestly discuss the social and emotional issues we face in caring for patients and families. In contrast to traditional medical rounds, the focus here is on the human dimension of medicine. In this first part of our series with Dr. Beth Lown, we’ll discuss the meaning of compassion and how it may relate to provider burnout.
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    20 分
  • An Interview with Dr. Jeff Drazen, Editor in Chief of the New England Journal of Medicine, Part 2

    An Interview with Dr. Jeff Drazen, Editor in Chief of the New England Journal of Medicine, Part 2
    2016/08/30
    Host Lakshman Swamy interviews Dr. Jeff Drazen, the Editor in Chief of the New England Journal of Medicine. Dr. Drazen’s distinguished career includes practice as an internist and pulmonary/critical care physician, teaching medicine at Harvard and Boston University, research in lung physiology and asthma, and nearly 15 years at the New England Journal of Medicine. In part 2 of our series with Dr. Drazen, we discuss the role of the Journal in medical education. How can students and trainees make the most of the Journal? How can we stay on top of the literature given the demands of our education? What kind of resources does the Journal offer to help us stay sharp? For more about the New England Journal of Medicine and the products we discuss on this episode, check out www.nejm.org.
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    12 分
  • An Interview with Dr. Jeff Drazen, Editor in Chief of the New England Journal of Medicine, Part 1

    An Interview with Dr. Jeff Drazen, Editor in Chief of the New England Journal of Medicine, Part 1
    2016/07/14
    Host Lakshman Swamy interviews Dr. Jeff Drazen, the Editor in Chief of the New England Journal of Medicine. Dr. Drazen’s distinguished career includes practice as an internist and pulmonary/critical care physician, teaching medicine at Harvard and Boston University, research in lung physiology and asthma, and nearly 15 years at the New England Journal of Medicine. In part 1 of our series with Dr. Drazen, we discuss the role of the Journal in modern medicine, its adaptation to modern communication, and the benefit it offers to clinicians, researchers, and trainees alike. For more about the New England Journal of Medicine, check out nejm.org.
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    12 分
  • An interview with Dr. Ami Bhatt, Founder of Global Oncology

    An interview with Dr. Ami Bhatt, Founder of Global Oncology
    2016/02/26
    Over 70% of cancer deaths occur in low resource settings. Historically "global health" has been focused on infectious disease, but disease like cancer are an under recognized and growing problem. Dr. Ami Bhatt assistant professor of medicine and genetics at Stanford University and co-founder of the non-profit Global Oncology shares the challenges of global cancer care and what it will take solve them. Learn more at www.globalonc.org
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    18 分
  • An interview with Elizabeth Bailey & Dr. Kristian Olson

    An interview with Elizabeth Bailey & Dr. Kristian Olson
    2016/02/26
    Finding new solutions to global health challenges requires a multi-disciplinary approach and user centered design. That's the philosophy Camtech at Massachusetts General Hospital. Former venture capitalist and Camtech director Elizabeth Bailey and Camtech's medical director Dr. Kristian Olson explain how Camtech events held across the world are driving innovation. Learn more at http://www.massgeneralcenterforglobalhealth.org/camtech/
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    22 分