Welcome back, Clinical Problem Solvers. We are so excited to share the great news of our first

sponsors for clinical problem solvers. And it's a company that we wholeheartedly believe in. Glass Health.

This company has created the best digital notebook for practitioners. There will be a link on our website that you can

click on, but even if you Google Glass Health, you'll be able to access this digital

notebook. What makes it the best digital notebook is that it was created by a clinician for

clinicians. So it forces you to store medical information in a way that's conducive to

critical thinking. So there's a bucket for diagnostic schemas. Those are your approaches to

various problems. There's a bucket for illness scripts. These are your book chapters for specific

diseases. Then there's a bucket for illness scripts. These are your book chapters for specific diseases.

Then there's a bucket for cases that you encounter on the ward or in morning report or through

journals when you're doing case simulations. I literally use this notebook almost every day when I'm

on service and many of the days when I'm not on service where I'm reflecting

and trying to grow as a provider. To give you an example, I'll go to Morning Report. There'll be a

case of thrombocytopinia, some mucosal bleeding, and the patient will have ITP. So I go to my

Glass Health Notebook. I go to the case bucket. I put this case in, then I can create hyperlinks like

Wikipedia. I can create a hyperlink to ITP. And if I don't have notes on ITP, this will force

me to create notes on ITP. And so now I'm learning ITP in the context of a patient that was

presented. But you can see how this can extend and should

extend to patients you encounter on the wards. The other day, I had a patient with urinary retention.

I didn't have a great approach. So I went to my glass notebook, put the case in there.

Then I created a hyperlink to a page urinary retention. I spent several hours studying urinary retention

and I put in my glass notebook. The other way I use this is when you email questions to your

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