Episode 108 - April 15, 2020 AFP: American Family Physician

AFP: American Family Physician Podcast

American Academy of Family Physicians

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2.4 • 649 Ratings

🗓️ 23 April 2020

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

Outpatient burn care (5:40), pain relief after fractures (10:00), asymptomatic bacteriuria (12:00), chronic diarrhea (13:40), galcanezumab for migraine and cluster headaches (16:40), acute altitude illness (20:00), and COVID-19 research briefs (24:40).

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0:00.0	Hello, this is Gary Leroy, President of the American Academy of Family Physicians, coming to you from Dayton, Ohio.
0:09.6	Since day one of my presidency, members have asked me what I wanted to accomplish during my term.
0:16.9	Without providing specifics, I would simply respond by saying, I don't know exactly.
0:23.7	I just want to be ready to nimbly respond to whatever faith throws at us.
0:29.4	Then on January 21st, the first U.S. case of the novel coronavirus 19 was confirmed in Washington State. On January 23rd, I received a
0:42.7	notification from the Academy asking me to contribute to our very first major member article about
0:50.2	COVID-19, office practice preparation. The article in our COVID-19 office practice preparation.
0:55.0	The article in our COVID-19 webpage went live
0:59.0	on Friday, January 24th.
1:03.0	We all know the rest of the story since that day fourth.
1:07.0	Life as we once knew it was effectively shut down
1:10.0	or significantly altered.
1:13.1	Our families have been ordered to shelter in place.
1:17.2	The exercise of social distancing has made us rethink the intrinsic emotional value of a hearty handshake or a loving human embrace.
1:29.3	It has also given us the time and the space to reflect upon our personal life journeys.
1:36.9	I encourage you not to fill up this newly discovered void with frustration or fear.
1:43.9	Instead, use this opportunity to rediscover the intrinsic art of
1:49.7	curiosity and boundless imagination we once enjoyed when we were children. Turn off the external
1:58.4	digital distractions and fill up each day with at least 30 minutes of quiet self-reflection.
2:06.6	Please take this time to do an action of value for someone other than just yourself.
2:14.6	Always lead with compassion, but follow it with good common sense actions.
2:23.0	Enjoy the quiet hours. During the silence, listen for the lesson being taught about how much
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