Welcome back, critical problem solvers.

Robbie, how are you?

I'm doing really well.

Really excited to bring to the main podcast a case from RLRCPsolvers.com and take a

second to tell you all about it.

So we do a lot more of these cases on RLRCP solvers.com and it's a place where you can

actually have your own

personalized diagnostic reasoning curriculum. So with these cases, we create schemas, videos,

and in the future, we'll look to make questions, quizzes. So I'm excited to bring one to you

and let you know that there's many, many, many more on the website. And for the 167 people that have already signed up, thank you so much.

Now, that's interesting because Robbie said he wants to use this before every episode,

but if we can't use this in the future, but that number is going to do.

But I just wanted to make a statement to representatives of institutions, whether it's medical school

programs, residency, N-P programs, PA programs, we do offer an institutional discount.

And I promise, we promise, or your money back guaranteed that you won't regret

signing your students for ROR. The thing is, Robbie, the medical student can use this during

their internal medicine rotation. The NPs and PAs can use this to help themselves on the wards.

The residents can use this both to help themselves on the wards and to teach approaches

some medicine and inpatient medicine and even outpatient medicine.

Additionally, clinician educators can use this as a tool to teach very commonly approached problems that we

encounter. Now that we've gone over a minute, the bottom line is I really do think this is a

premium resource and we promise to always keep it lighthearted and fun. And don't take our word for

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