How social media shaming is hurting future doctors

We sit down with anesthesiologist Jonathan Cohen to explore the impact of social media on the medical learning environment. Recent posts by senior physicians have sparked debate on the public shaming of trainees and the consequences for psychological safety in medicine. Jonathan shares insights on how online behavior can affect the dynamics between mentors and trainees, the importance of creating a culture that views mistakes as learning opportunities, and the ethical considerations surrounding social media use in health care.

Jonathan Cohen is an anesthesiologist.

He discusses the KevinMD article, "Physicians’ social media criticism of trainees sparks controversy."

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