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Muted in Medicine

Saba Fatima MD

30 episodes

1 day ago

In this conversation, Dr. Graham Walker discusses with Host Dr Saba Fatima the evolving role of AI in healthcare, addressing both its potential benefits and concerns. He emphasizes the importance of clinical judgment, the impact of AI on job security, and the need for regulation and standards. Dr. Walker also highlights the biases inherent in AI systems and the ethical considerations surrounding their use in medical education and patient care. He expresses cautious optimism about the future o...

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In this conversation, Dr. Graham Walker discusses with Host Dr Saba Fatima the evolving role of AI in healthcare, addressing both its potential benefits and concerns. He emphasizes the importance of clinical judgment, the impact of AI on job security, and the need for regulation and standards. Dr. Walker also highlights the biases inherent in AI systems and the ethical considerations surrounding their use in medical education and patient care. He expresses cautious optimism about the future o...

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Episodes (20/30)

Muted in Medicine

E30: AI in Medicine-Tool or Threat?(w/Dr Graham Walker)

In this conversation, Dr. Graham Walker discusses with Host Dr Saba Fatima the evolving role of AI in healthcare, addressing both its potential benefits and concerns. He emphasizes the importance of clinical judgment, the impact of AI on job security, and the need for regulation and standards. Dr. Walker also highlights the biases inherent in AI systems and the ethical considerations surrounding their use in medical education and patient care. He expresses cautious optimism about the future o...

2 weeks ago

49 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E29: Talking About Death-What Doctors Get Wrong (w/Dr Jared Rubenstein)

In this conversation, Dr Jared Rubenstein discusses with host Dr Saba Fatima, the importance of palliative care, the emotional challenges faced by healthcare professionals, and the need for open conversations about death and dying. He emphasizes the role of teamwork in providing care, the misconceptions surrounding palliative care, and the necessity of addressing cultural attitudes towards death. The discussion also highlights the importance of communication with families, coping strategies f...

4 weeks ago

52 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E28: Limited Resources, Unlimited Commitment-Stories from Rural Medicine(w/Dr Jennifer Bacani McKenney)

In this conversation, Dr. Jennifer Bacani McKenney shares her journey with Host Dr Saba Fatima, as a rural health advocate and physician in Fredonia, Kansas. She discusses the challenges and rewards of practicing in a rural setting, including the importance of community relationships, the impact of healthcare policies, and the need for innovative solutions to improve access to care. Dr. McKenney emphasizes the significance of building trust with patients, navigating emergency situations, and ...

1 month ago

49 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E27: Why So Many Doctors Feel Like Frauds-Impostor Syndrome in Healthcare (with Aashi Arora)

In this conversation, Aashi Arora shares with Host Dr Saba Fatima,her journey from a healthcare executive to a coach for healthcare professionals, focusing on the challenges of impostor syndrome and burnout in the medical field. She discusses the importance of self-awareness, cultural influences, and practical strategies to combat impostor syndrome, emphasizing the need for supportive environments in healthcare. Aashi also highlights transformative coaching experiences that empower indi...

1 month ago

53 minutes

Muted in Medicine

EP26:When More Isn’t Better-The Ethical Cost of Medically Ineffective Treatment(w/Dr Alyssa Burgart)

In this conversation, Dr Alyssa Burgart shares her journey with Dr Saba Fatima into the field of bioethics, discussing the importance of understanding medically ineffective treatment and the ethical dilemmas faced by healthcare professionals. She emphasizes the need for compassionate communication with families, the impact of cultural beliefs on medical decisions, and the significance of patient autonomy. The discussion also touches on the intersection of law and ethics, the challenges of mor...

2 months ago

52 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E25: Dear Parents-What We Wish You Knew About Vaccines (w/Dr Nusheen Ameenuddin)

In this conversation, Dr Nusheen Ameenuddin discusses with host Dr Saba Fatima her journey into advocacy for children's health, the challenges of vaccine hesitancy, and the importance of engaging with families. She emphasizes the impact of misinformation and the need for pediatricians to advocate for healthcare equity, especially in light of Medicaid cuts. The discussion highlights the role of empathy and community support in addressing these issues, while also offering hope for the future of...

2 months ago

43 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E24: Measured Twice, Promoted Once-The Cost of Leading While Female(w/Dr Gwendolyn Williams MD)

In this conversation, Dr. Gwendolyn Williams and Host, Dr. Saba Fatima discuss the challenges and triumphs of women in leadership roles, particularly in healthcare. They explore the importance of allyship, mentorship, and the need for systemic change to support women in leadership positions. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of self-advocacy, the power of influence over traditional notions of power, and the necessity of creating inclusive environments that celebrate diversity and...

3 months ago

1 hour 13 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E23: Decades in the White Coat-What It Takes to Last in Medicine(w/Dr Robert Wittler)

In this conversation, Dr. Robert R. Wittler shares with host Dr Saba Fatima his insights on the joys and challenges of practicing medicine, reflecting on his experiences as a pediatric infectious disease physician. He discusses the importance of teaching, the evolving landscape of medicine, and the impact of burnout. Dr. Wittler emphasizes the significance of building relationships with patients, navigating the complexities of electronic medical records, and the ongoing issue of vaccine...

3 months ago

48 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E22:Between the Bedside and the Boardroom-Rethinking Healthcare Priorities(w/Dr. Gregory R. Johnson)

In this conversation, Dr. Gregory R, Johnson shares with host Dr Saba Fatima, his journey from clinician to healthcare executive, emphasizing the importance of joy in medicine and the need for physician engagement. He discusses the challenges of balancing provider wellness with productivity goals, the financial pressures in healthcare, and the significance of metrics that align with patient care. Dr. Johnson advocates for scalable interventions to enhance physician involvement and stresses th...

4 months ago

51 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E21: Do More, Prove More, Be More: The IMG Experience in U.S. Medicine(w/Dr Ali Rafiq)

n this episode of Muted in Medicine, host Saba Fatima engages with Dr. Ali Rafiq, an international medical graduate (IMG), to discuss the unique challenges faced by IMGs in the healthcare system. They explore Ali's personal journey from medical school in Pakistan to becoming a hospitalist in the U.S., highlighting the cultural adjustments, professional hurdles, and the emotional toll of being an IMG. The conversation delves into the residency match process, strategies for increasing chances o...

4 months ago

55 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E20: Drinking to Cope-Substance Use Among Healthcare Workers(w/Dr. Kara Pepper)

In this conversation, Dr. Kara Pepper shares with host Dr. Saba Fatima, her journey from a successful medical career to confronting her struggles with substance use and burnout. She emphasizes the importance of finding joy in medicine, the challenges healthcare workers face, and the need for open conversations about mental health and substance use. Dr. Pepper discusses her personal experiences with alcohol, the stigma surrounding it, and the significance of community support in recovery. She ...

5 months ago

47 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E19: The Echo After the Error-Second Victim Syndrome in Healthcare(w/Dr Albert W.Wu)

In this conversation, Dr. Albert Wu discusses with host Dr, Saba Fatima the concept of 'second victim syndrome,' which refers to the emotional distress healthcare providers experience after a patient suffers an adverse event. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing and supporting healthcare workers who face trauma, the need for effective peer support systems, and the role of apology and disclosure in patient care. Dr. Wu advocates for a cultural shift in healthcare that prioritizes the we...

5 months ago

44 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E18: The Art of Not Knowing- Embracing Uncertainty in Healthcare(w/Dr.Galina Gheihman)

In this episode, Dr. Galina Gheihman discusses with host Dr. Saba Fatima the pervasive issue of medical uncertainty, its impact on healthcare providers, and strategies for navigating this challenge. The conversation explores the emotional toll of uncertainty, the importance of communication with patients, and the role of mentorship and teamwork in managing uncertainty. Dr. Gheihman introduces frameworks for recognizing and addressing uncertainty, emphasizing the need for courage and a growth ...

6 months ago

58 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E17: Not Just a Bad Day-Organizational Grief and the Need for Compassion(w/Dr Rachel Thienprayoon)

In this conversation, Dr Rachel Thienprayoon discusses with Host Dr Saba Fatima, the importance of organizational compassion in healthcare, particularly in pediatrics and palliative care. She explores the concept of organizational grief, the impact of burnout on healthcare professionals, and the need for compassionate leadership. Rachel emphasizes the significance of creating supportive systems and environments that foster emotional well-being among clinicians. The discussion also highlights ...

6 months ago

48 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E16: How to Avoid a Lawsuit—and What to Do If You’re in One(w/Dr. Stephen Cohen)

In this conversation, Dr. Stephen Cohen shares his insights with Dr, Saba Fatima on the challenges and realities of litigation in medicine, particularly for physicians. He discusses the common reasons for lawsuits, and how to navigate the complexities of communication and documentation. Dr. Cohen emphasizes the significance of recognizing complications, the role of expert witnesses, and the emotional toll of depositions. He offers practical advice for physicians facing litigation, highlightin...

7 months ago

50 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E15: Unseen Trauma - PTSD in the Medical Field(w/Michelle Schuster)

In this conversation, Michelle Schuster shares her journey and insights with Host Saba Fatima into the prevalence of PTSD among nurses and healthcare workers. She discusses the importance of recognizing PTSD as a significant issue in the healthcare profession, particularly in light of the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. Michelle emphasizes the need for supportive work environments, the impact of systemic factors, and the importance of self-advocacy for nurses experiencing PTSD....

7 months ago

53 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E14: The Final Burden - Suicide in Healthcare(w/Betsy Gall)

Trigger Warning: This episode discusses suicide, physician mental health struggles, and the challenges healthcare providers face. If you or someone you know is struggling, please seek support. Resources are available, including the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (dial 988) in the U.S. You are not alone. 💙 In this heartfelt conversation, Betsy Gall shares her personal journey of loss and grief following the suicide of her husband, Dr. Matthew Gall. She discusses the pressures faced b...

7 months ago

46 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E13: Why We Get It Wrong - Unpacking Diagnostic Errors(w/Dr Andrew Olson MD)

In this conversation, Dr Andrew Olson discusses with host Dr Saba Fatima, the complexities of diagnostic errors in healthcare, emphasizing the importance of understanding the diagnostic process, the role of cognitive biases, and the systemic factors that contribute to errors. He advocates for a culture of feedback and support for healthcare providers, highlighting the need for collaboration and communication within teams. Olson also explores the potential of artificial intelligence to enhance...

8 months ago

51 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E12: Love, Medicine, and Sacrifice - A Spouse’s Perspective(w/Chris Herring)

In this conversation, Chris Herring shares his journey with host Saba Fatima MD as a spouse of a medical resident, discussing the joys and challenges of their relationship, the impact of residency on their family life, and the importance of communication and support. He emphasizes the need for understanding and community among medical families, as well as advocating for changes in residency programs to better support their partners. Chris also reflects on the lessons learned throughout their ...

8 months ago

46 minutes

Muted in Medicine

E11: Body and Mind on the Line - The Consequences of Chronic Stress in Medicine(w/Dr. Sarah Wittry)

In this conversation, Dr. Sarah Wittry shares her insights with Host Dr. Saba Fatima on finding joy in medicine, the unique stressors faced by healthcare workers, and the impact of chronic stress on well-being. She discusses the importance of work-life balance, nervous system regulation, and energetic time management as tools for managing stress. Sarah emphasizes the need for healthcare professionals to prioritize their own well-being and encourages those struggling with burnout to seek suppo...

9 months ago

49 minutes