In this podcast, a GP talks about the different types of patients that come to him with medical issues, ranging from those in denial to those worried about their loved ones. He describes the "windowpane effect" that allows him to see into the lives of his patients as a GP.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of an evidence basis in delivering healthcare service and the value in simply asking patients for their feedback rather than making assumptions.
The speaker shares their coping mechanism for being in hospitals which involves reminding themselves that as long as they aren't a patient, it's a good day.
Mark Rober talks about the personal qualities that drive his curiosity and desire to do things, including his chaotic life, unbreakable will and obsession with new things. He also discusses the three things that he and his partner appear to have in common, including a shared sense of humor, love for travel, and a desire to chill.
This podcast episode discusses insider information about the day-to-day lives of doctors and why patients may experience frustration when trying to schedule appointments.