Episode 111: WDx Clinical unknown with CPSolvers – fevers & headache

The Clinical Problem Solvers

Science & Medicine, Medicine, Education, Higher Education

4.7 • 528 Ratings

🗓️ 30 July 2020

⏱️ 43 minutes

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0:00.0	Hey folks, just a quick reminder that this podcast is not meant to be used for medical advice,
0:06.7	just good old-fashioned education, and all patient information has been modified to protect our identity.
0:19.5	Welcome back, Clinical Problem Solvers, and thanks for joining us for our first episode of
0:24.4	WDX, our Women in Diagnosis series.
0:27.5	Woo-hoo!
0:28.9	My name's Lindsay Shipley.
0:30.4	I'm a second-year resident at UAB.
0:32.6	I'm excited to hear a case with you guys today.
0:36.1	Let me introduce Emma.
0:37.9	Hi, Clinical Problem Solvers. My name introduce Emma. Hi, clinical problem solvers.
0:39.8	My name is Emma Levine, and I'm a first year internal medicine resident
0:43.2	at the University of California, San Francisco.
0:46.8	Next, I'll introduce Sarah.
0:49.0	Hi, everyone.
0:49.8	So excited to be with you all today.
0:51.6	My name is Sarah Honorado.
0:52.8	I'm a fourth- year medical student at Harvard
0:54.6	planning on applying into internal medicine residency this year. Oh my gosh, team. I'm so excited for this.
1:02.2	And for everyone out there who's wondering, what is this WDX that you're all talking about? As I mentioned
1:09.1	previously at the end of our 99th episode, a topic that is
1:12.7	near and dear to my heart and shared by everyone at CB Solvers is promoting and elevating women
1:18.2	in diagnostic reasoning. We wanted to create this space, this WDX woman in diagnosis series for
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