Life as a Patient-Doctor
Join Dr. Moss, MD (@stephmossmd) a PGY2 Psychiatry Resident who shares her journey navigating life as both a patient and a doctor. This is a platform which aims to share diverse and inspiring stories within the medical community.
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What ER Taught Me About 'Difficult' Patients with Dr. Naidorf (opens the original)
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Join Dr. Moss and Dr. Naidorf, a seasoned ER doctor with 30 years of experience, as he shares valuable insights and secrets about handling 'difficult' patients in the emergency room. With a career spanning three decades, Dr. Naidorf has encountered her fair share of challenging cases, and here to offer doctor advice and tips on how to provide top-notch patient care, even in the most trying situations. As a specialist in her field, Dr. Naidorf has developed a unique approach to medical practice,
Discovering Counseling: Delaney Romyn (opens the original)
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Delaney Romyn shares her inspiring journey of discovering her calling in counseling, a field that has become increasingly important for mental health and mental wellness, especially among college students. As a premed student considering a career in psychology, Delaney's story highlights the significance of student mental health and the role of therapy in maintaining a healthy mindset. With a passion for psychology and a desire to help others, Delaney explores the world of counseling and therapy
Burnout Prevention: How to Survive Residency (opens the original)
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Residency Burnout Prevention: Sleep, Caffeine, Mindfulness & Getting Help: Wellness Talk for PGY-1 Internal Medicine and Psychiatry New ResidentsChief Psychiatry resident Dr. Stephanie Moss explains how burnout can progress over time into depression and suicidal ideation, noting 2009 data that 9–12% of residents met criteria for depression and 6% reported suicidal thoughts, with higher risk among those with prior mental health or substance issues and marginalized identities. She defines burnout
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