Stanford Emergency Medicine Podcast
The Stanford University Department of Emergency Medicine podcast explores key topics in academic emergency medicine through discussions with physician experts in wellness, AI, medical education, pediatric emergency medicine, global health, and so much more.
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- Aug 21, 2026
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Connecting Upstream (opens the original)
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Crowding, boarding, repeat visits, difficult discharges; many challenges emergency physicians face begin long before a patient reaches the ED. Dr. Italo Brown, a nationally recognized leader in social emergency medicine and health equity, joins host Dr. Matthew Strehlow to explore what can be learned by looking upstream and listening to communities. Drawing on his community-based work, Brown discusses how trust, access, and local knowledge can lead to better solutions—and inform advocacy, health
The Curious EM Physician (opens the original)
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Most conversations about AI ask what the technology can do. Dr. Matthew Strehlow and Dr. Rana Kabeer ask a different question: how should physicians think? From shadowing computer scientists to looking beyond diagnostics, they explore why curiosity, not technical expertise, may become medicine's most valuable clinical skill. And they discuss practical ways clinicians can begin using AI today, why the greatest opportunities may lie in improving everyday workflows rather than replacing clinical ju
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