Responding to Hate Comments on Professionalism Article

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Life as a Patient-Doctor

Stephanie Moss, MD

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Join Dr. Stephanie Moss, MD (@medpsycmoss) a PGY1 Psychiatry Resident who shares her journey navigating life as both a patient and a doctor. This is a platform which aims to share diverse and inspiring stories within the medical community. Through sharing her own lived experience and interviewing other doctors, students, and health care workers, we hope to demonstrate the humanity in medicine. We delve into crucial topics like Disabilities, Mental Health, Sexual Health, trauma-informed care, and the unique experiences of having a marginalized identity in medicine.

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Responding to Hate Comments on Professionalism Article

Life as a Patient-Doctor

29 minutes 15 seconds

6 months ago

Responding to Hate Comments on Professionalism Article

In this video, I respond to some of the most intense reactions—both supportive and critical to my Doximity article, “Why Medicine's Definition of Professionalism Needs to Change.” As a psychiatry resident, I’ve experienced firsthand how professionalism can be weaponized in medical training, especially when you challenge the status quo.From online hate to personal attacks, I’m diving into the raw and sometimes brutal world of internet criticism. But more importantly, I’m using this moment to shed light on the hidden curriculum in medicine, share my own experiences with discrimination and bullying, and advocate for a more compassionate, inclusive, and mentally healthy medical culture.Let’s talk openly about what needs to change—and why we can’t afford to stay silentDoximity Article: https://www.doximity.com/newsfeed/0d4fa7b0-5d11-4ea1-9801-e31e10087de6Become Member for $1/month to get EARLY access to videos & exclusive videos:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_Ypzlapvju3XZ-8rgjF8Vw/joinVisit website at https://medpsycmoss.com for transcripts, blog posts, and resources for medical students, health care professionals, and patientsLet's Connect: @stephmossmdInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/stephmossmd/Twitter/X: ⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/medpsymoss⁠⁠⁠ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@stephmossmd?_t=8kS9kVfKjUc&_r=1Listen to Podcast "Life as a Patient-Doctor:Youtube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUfheMZYKjA8xJN3_tzjvvCWGn8HKh_Rt&si=erIIirgQyAsEkBR4 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/685WDhQHXulbCmh2siIOp3Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/life-as-a-patient-doctor/id1719637283***This episode is for educational purposes only and is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. All opinions voiced are the opinions of the speakers and not reflective of any institution. Please follow up with your health provider and therapist for any additional questions or support.*** 00:00 Sneak Peak00:52 I ntroduction and Overview02:16 Public Response02:55 Setting Boundaries 04:29 How to Respond with Validation06:49 Reading and Responding to Comments09:52 Addressing Criticism and Misunderstandings14:35 Reflecting on Professionalism15:28 Sarcasm as Deflection15:57 Hidden Disability19:28 Professionalism is Subjective20:16 Legality21:04 Clothing23:22 Supportive Comments24:44 Moral Injury & Burnout26:03 Support not Bully 27:47 Call to Action#medicine #doctor #reaction #haters #medicalstudent