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Welcome to Bone & Beauty, a podcast hosted by twin surgeons Dr. Marie and Dr. Perry Gdalevitch.One makes people taller.
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Hand Surgeon Dr. Jean-Paul Brutus on Leaving the System, Physician Suicide & Choosing Private Practice | Bone & Beauty Ep. 8 (opens the original)
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In our first-ever guest episode, Dr. Perry Gdalevitch sits down with Dr. Jean-Paul Brutus, a Montreal hand surgeon who left academic and public practice to build Canada's most successful private hand surgery practice, and founded Exception MD to promote exceptional patient care. He's also an author, most recently of the novel Silent Oath. They talk about the "desperation, not inspiration" behind his decision to leave the public system, the difference between burnout and moral injury, why physici
Why Doctors Are Leaving Medicine: Burnout, Moral Injury & Broken Trust | Bone & Beauty Ep. 7 (opens the original)
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Nearly half of physicians report burnout, yet the word "burnout" doesn't capture what's really happening. In this episode, Dr. Marie and Dr. Perry Gdalevitch unpack moral injury: the toll of knowing what your patients need and being blocked from providing it, over and over again. They discuss: Why doctors are leaving medicine at 48-49, walking away from 20 years of training and service The difference between moral distress and moral injury How trust between doctors and patients has eroded since
Bone & Beauty Ep. 6: Form & Function — Who Decides What's Medically Necessary? (opens the original)
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Where does cosmetic surgery end and medically necessary surgery begin? In Episode 6 of Bone & Beauty , orthopedic surgeon Dr. Marie Gdalevitch and plastic surgeon Dr. Perry Gdalevitch explore one of medicine's biggest gray zones: the relationship between form and function . From rhinoplasty and breast surgery to bunions, limb length discrepancy, bow legs, and cosmetic limb lengthening, they discuss why appearance and function are often inseparable—and how healthcare systems decide which procedur
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