My interactions with like-minded peers and experts who are working to return “joy” to the profession have given me the confidence to express my viewpoints with other physicians who may have different world views. I now have a network of physicians and fellow residents with whom I can discuss entrepreneurial or policy ideas. I truly loved getting to know the staff and BRI students across the country. I had such a wonderful experience and hope to pay it forward in the future. I urge medical students to please stay involved as residents, keep your email updated and maintain your BRI membership. As more students graduate there will be a greater role for resident mentorship as well as ways to focus on our own professional development.
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2017 BRI Leadership Conference—VIDEOS: Healing Our Healers Through the Patient-Doctor Relationship
Healing Our Healers Through the Patient-Doctor Relationship: Speaker and student presentations from BRI’s 5th Annual Leadership Conference in St. Louis, MO.
Part 2: Repeal and Replace Must Contain Real Reform, by Dr. Nicholas Pandelidis
“Congress must have the courage and commitment to fully repeal ObamaCare and replace with policy restoring beneficial market forces to the private insurance market. Transformational healthcare market reform will lower healthcare insurance and healthcare cost, grow employment and the economy; and growing the economy is the foundation for credibly lowering the national debt.” ~Dr. N. Pandelidis, orthopedic surgeon
Healing our healers through the patient-doctor relationship, by Dr. Beth Haynes
Dr. Beth Haynes, BRI executive director speaks about the theme and purpose of Benjamin Rush Institute’s 5th Annual Leadership Conference. Physician and medical student suicide is on the rise; many call it epidemic.
Hippocratic medicine in the age of population health, by Dr. Michel Accad
Video of Dr. Michel Accad, a San Francisco cardiologist, at the 2017 Leadership Conference in St. Louis.BRI’s 5th Annual Leadership Conference 2017 in St. Louis. How did the shift in thinking about human beings starting with René Descartes influence our medical thinking today?