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Welcome back clinical problem solvers.

Thank you so much for joining us.

This is Charming.

We have another edition of schema episode here for you. And as a reminder, our schema episodes are the episodes that we think about a couple of schemas,

about like a systematic approach to a problem in the context of a case.

And I'm here with some fabulous folks.

Jack and his mustache, Penner, are here.

Dan Minter and his wonderful ID, fun facts.

And the wonderful Anne-Marie comfort

and her very well-timed puns that I'm always so impressed with. Hey, team, how are you all doing?

I would say hello twice, one on my behalf and one on behalf of the hair on my upper left.

Anne-Marie, you all might remember dear audience as her incredible discussion on our

WDS episode, and she's here joining us our new schema episode.

And Mary, do you want to reintroduce yourself to the audience?

Hey, everyone.

I am so glad to be here.

I'm a host list on the East Coast. So bringing a little

East Coast representation to this West Coast crew and love clinical reasoning and love

participating and helping to organize VMR. And so I am so happy to join today.

Yeah, Anne Murray has done the most incredible job leading our Rochua Morning Report series.

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