What's up, clinical problem solvers?

This is Robbie.

R&R are really, really excited to be back on the main podcast this week and wanted to let you know

that the format of these episodes is a little different.

We're going to have the core episode followed by our recap.

So make sure to finish the episode and then to hear our reflections on the episode.

This is the format that we use on RLRCPSolvers.com where we,

Reza and I present cases to each other.

And we do so much more frequently.

We do so about eight times more frequently than we hop on to the main podcast.

And we also, on the subsequent week, reflect on the case and extract as much learning as we can.

We're here on the main podcast to be able to share our love of medicine and learning with you all.

And if this is something you really enjoy, highly, highly recommend you check out rlarscpsolvers.com.

For about $3 a week, you can get eight times more content in terms of the episodes and the

recaps and infinitely more teaching videos, schemas, and whatnot.

So if you're really, really enjoying the space, consider checking it out.

A particular note, if you are a student or an international,

excuse me, medical graduate, email us at the clinical problem solvers at gmail.com for information

on a 50% discount. So thank you for taking your time to listen to RR. We hope you enjoy the

episode, but make sure to finish the episode

out and then tune in for the case reflection thereafter. And if you want much, much more of this

stuff to really take your clinical reasoning to the next level, consider subscribing to

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