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Welcome everyone to this special VMR session this Thursday.

We're so excited for this special session. For those of you that are just

tuning in, my name is Priyanka. I just graduated medical school from UCSF, and I'm going to be

staying here for residency and internal medicine. I just want to go ahead and introduce the special session today. So today we

will not be doing our usual case discussion in morning report style, but instead we'll be having

an incredible conversation with mathematician and the magician, Robbie and Reza. We will be

asking them questions and asking them to reflect on how they continue

to learn and process all this information as they are engaging with things like VMR and

real patient cases. I think that all of us who have been involved in clinical problem solvers and

listening to the VMRs on the podcast episodes can agree that we learn so much from all of these

tools. And we also could reflect and be better about how we continue to learn store and

process this information. And so no better than to learn from the experts here, Ravi and Reza.

And I love that their names are switched. It's confusing me. I love that.

So, yes, I think it is.

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