Lisa Rosenbaum

Dr. Lisa Rosenbaum, a cardiologist and New England Journal of Medicine correspondent, dives into the balance between excellence and well-being in medicine. She discusses her NEJM essay, highlighting the conflicts between wellness ideals and the traditional ethic of sacrifice in training. Lisa shares insights from medical students about the pressures they face and the challenge of distinguishing between necessary discomfort and harmful experiences. The conversation also touches on the evolving culture of feedback and the importance of open dialogue to reclaim passion in the medical profession.

Dr. Lisa Rosenbaum, a cardiologist and NEJM correspondent, dives deep into the conflict between excellence and well-being in medicine. She shares her insights on necessary versus unnecessary discomfort in training, drawing parallels to athletics. The conversation highlights the emotional toll of writing controversial pieces, the challenges of providing tough feedback, and the shifts in medical culture post-COVID. Lisa argues for a balance between grievance and mastery, emphasizing that true well-being in medicine comes from intrinsic motivation and the pursuit of excellence.

Host Lisa Rosenbaum discusses the quiet revolution in medical training and the challenges faced by trainees during the pandemic. The episode explores the 'kids these days' effect and changing attitudes in medical training, highlighting the importance of collaboration between educators and trainees.

Dr. Lisa Rosenbaum, a cardiologist and writer, discusses her family legacy in medicine, love for writing, and prompts for specific topics. She shares challenges in discussing controversial subjects, the emotional impact of books on physicians, and advice for young physicians on incorporating writing into their careers.

Dr. Lisa Rosenbaum discusses the challenges healthcare workers faced during the Covid-19 pandemic, including testing shortages, conflicting information, and emotional distress. The decrease in acute myocardial infarction cases and changes in healthcare workflow towards telemedicine are also explored. Addressing moral distress and rebuilding trust in the healthcare system are key points of the conversation.