In this week’s episode we meet John, who shares his transition from the military into healthcare. We discuss his first impressions of the NHS, his role as Head of Quality Improvement for London and why he believes every healthcare professional has so much more to offer outside their job description. We delve into the skill-sets many clinicians possess that can be channeled into improving healthcare and why we need to break the power imbalance of skill-exchange currently siloed and limited to consultants and senior managers.   Tune in to hear why he is so passionate about building an accessible centralized black book of contacts for everyone irrespective of grade or experience. We spend time discussing why Hexitime is crucial as a platform to enable the exchange of skills and ideas to improve healthcare.    John is the co-founder of the award-winning skill exchange and timebank, Hexitime.com and the Head of Quality Improvement for London in the UK NHS. He is committed and focused on empowering people and service users to innovate and improve health and care services, and in recent years has become a social enterprise entrepreneur to realise this passion. John has delivered change programmes at a national, regional and provider level in the NHS and wider public sector.    Twitter: @NHS_Man_John  LinkedIn: John Lodge   Learn more about Scrubbed In: YouTube: Scrubbed In with Amz & Abdul Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_ Instagram - @Scrubbedin_ Download the PodCases Mobile app Now - iOS (App Store) or Android (Google Play) PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes.  www.scrubbedin.co.uk Hello@scrubbedin.co.uk

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E92: Disrupting the Black Book of Contacts in Healthcare - John Lodge (Hexitime Co-Founder)

In this week’s episode we meet Alex who shares with us his journey from the very beginning. We delve into his passion for creativity and art discovering he never actually wanted to be a doctor in the first place to only later become a neurosurgeon. Alex shares his love for the human brain and anatomy alongside his personal experiences with surgery. Tune in to find out what kept him going despite failing to secure a training number twice and the mentor who helped him succeed. Alex also shares the story behind founding Brainbook. We spend time discussing the application process, the egos, the culture and everything in between for budding neurosurgeons. We end by hearing his tips and advice alongside his new creative outlet on YouTube.     Mr Alex Alamri is a neurosurgical registrar in London. He has a special interest in surgical technology and education and he's also a YouTuber! Twitter: @alexalamri YouTube: @alexalamri @Brainbook   Learn more about Scrubbed In: YouTube: Scrubbed In with Amz & Abdul Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_ Instagram - @Scrubbedin_ Download the PodCases Mobile app Now - iOS (App Store) or Android (Google Play) PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes.  www.scrubbedin.co.uk Hello@scrubbedin.co.uk

E91: Getting into Neurosurgery and Founding Brainbook - Mr Alex Alamri

In this week’s episode we meet Prof. Azeem who shares with us his story from the very beginning. We delve into his illustrious career from medical student, GP to his role in public health and primary care as co-director of the World Health Organization (WHO) and Head of department at Imperial College London. Tune in to discover what it takes to get to the top and become a leader in your field, the role of leadership and why collaboration is so important for research as demonstrated in the pandemic.  Prof. Azeem shares his advice on how to pursue a career in research and how we can all develop research skills through mentorship and guidance. We discuss the similarities and differences in public sector roles from his experience working at the ONS and clinical medicine. We end by discussing the recent popularity in social media as a medium for public health communication, the advantages as well as the pitfalls. Prof. Azeem Majeed is a Professor of Primary Care and Public Health, and Head of the Department of Primary Care & Public Health at Imperial College London. He is accredited in both General Practice and Public Health Medicine alongside NIHR Senior Investigator. He played an international role in public health and primary care as co-director of the World Health Organization (WHO). Prior to moving to Imperial College London, he worked for seven years at the UK Office for National Statistics (ONS). Twitter: @Azeem_Majeed Learn more about Scrubbed In: YouTube: Scrubbed In with Amz & Abdul Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_ Instagram - @Scrubbedin_ Download the PodCases Mobile app Now - iOS (App Store) or Android (Google Play) PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes.  www.scrubbedin.co.uk Hello@scrubbedin.co.uk

E90: Public Health, Social Media and the Pandemic - Prof. Azeem Majeed

In this week’s episode we meet the clinical entrepreneur who went against the grain at a time when everyone was rushing to finish medical school and become consultants. Hear Ali’s amazing story of discovering MedTech as a medical student from urology simulation labs to commercialising products at one point even beating senior registrars at laparoscopic skill competitions. We explore the roles he played during the early days of Touch Surgery (recently acquired by Metronic) from researcher to lead product manager, why he pursued a role in a startup instead of foundation training despite being advised against it. Ali shares his own personal journey and the difficulties he faced trying to forge his own career outside clinical medicine. We gain an insight into his new role as CPO at MediShout. We delve into the world of clinical entrepreneurship and why the best solutions arise from those closest to the problem. Dr Ali Nehme Bahsoun is a Medical doctor, NHS Clinical Entrepreneur and CPO at MediShout. He has more than 10+ years of startup experience working at Digital Surgery from early startup to acquisition then moving to MediShout coupled to 10+ years of medical education experience. LinkedIn: Dr Ali Nehme Bahsoun Learn more about Scrubbed In: YouTube: Scrubbed In with Amz & Abdul Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_ Instagram - @Scrubbedin_ Download the PodCases Mobile app Now - iOS (App Store) or Android (Google Play) PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes.  www.scrubbedin.co.uk Hello@scrubbedin.co.uk

E89: Going against the Tide as a Clinical Entrepreneur - Dr Ali Bahsoun (CPO MediShout)

In this week’s episode we are joined by Nick who shares with us his story from the very beginning. We hear the story behind Locum’s Nest and the challenges they faced in order to become the leading mobile app connecting doctors to locum work in hospitals. Nick shares a brief insight into his passion and journey to medicine. He shares the life of locum doctors before his app came to market. We spend some time discussing the importance of technology and why superior design is key for the future of healthcare. Nick also shares why he loves his role at the company and the variety of work he does on a week to week basis.  Listen to this episode for an insight into the app helping save the NHS millions per year, reducing inefficiencies and on the phones of pretty much most of the doctors in the UK.  Dr Nicholas Andreou gained his medical qualifications at Imperial College School of Medicine and Business School where in addition to his medical studies also studied Healthcare Management. In between his shifts at the Emergency Department he taught himself product design and developed the blueprints for the Locum's Nest app. Apart from his day-to-day activities as Locum's Nest's Co-Founder he sub-specialises in managing Locum's Nest's entire suite of products, from strategic direction to product development, activities which have earned Locum's Nest awards such as Major Innovation of the Year and Productivity app of the year. Learn more: https://locumsnest.co.uk/ Twitter: @nick_andreou Learn more about Scrubbed In: YouTube: Scrubbed In with Amz & Abdul Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_ Instagram - @Scrubbedin_ Download the PodCases Mobile app Now - iOS (App Store) or Android (Google Play) PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes.  www.scrubbedin.co.uk Hello@scrubbedin.co.uk

E88: The Founding Story of Locum’s Nest - Dr Nicholas Andreou (Co-Founder)

In this week’s episode we meet Dr Rachael, a senior anaesthetic registrar who shares her story and why she wanted to be a doctor since the age of 3! Tune in to discover her journey to discovering anaesthesia and how she now juggles medicine, family life and entrepreneurship. Delve into the life of an anaesthetic registrar and learn how to gain exposure and advice on securing competitive posts.  We learn the amazing story behind CardMedic and why it is so crucial for the future of healthcare to overcoming communication barriers in an ever increasingly diverse world. Rachael shares the obstacles and challenges she has faced taking it from concept to market and the lessons she learned as an ‘accidental entrepreneur’. This episode really describes a journey of accidental entrepreneurship and innovation set against the backdrop of a global pandemic.    Dr Rachael Grimaldi is a senior anaesthetic registrar at Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust, UK. She is the Co-Founder and CEO of CardMedic. Rachael has a long-held interest in human factors, patient safety and communication, winning several prizes for previous work on developing a “Safer ICU Handover”; most notably the international Sashidharan prize at The College of Anaesthesiologists Annual Scientific Sessions Conference in Sri Lanka.  Learn more: LinkedIn: Dr Rachael Grimaldi www.cardmedic.com CardMedic is a multi-award winning innovative digital patient communication tool, designed in rapid response to the global communication crisis in healthcare at the start of the pandemic. CardMedic has quickly evolved into a flexible tool to overcome any communication barrier in healthcare - language, visual, hearing or cognitive impairment, or PPE – at the point of care.    Learn more about Scrubbed In: YouTube: Scrubbed In with Amz & Abdul Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_ Instagram - @Scrubbedin_ Download the PodCases Mobile app Now - iOS (App Store) or Android (Google Play) PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes.  www.scrubbedin.co.uk Hello@scrubbedin.co.uk

E87: Making Healthcare One Language - Dr Rachael Grimaldi (CardMedic Co-Founder)

In this week’s episode we are joined by Dr Arun, an ophthalmology trainee based in London who shares with us his story from the very beginning. Find out how he ranked Top 3 nationally in his speciality applications despite having no publications. Arun shares how he discovered ophthalmology and decided it was right the speciality for him. Tune in to hear his top tips for securing competitive posts for all budding trainees.   Arun delves into the importance of having balance in our personal lives, careers and workplace especially in a productivity-hype driven world. We discover how he became 'The OSCE Guy’ on YouTube and why success also includes spending time socialising with friends and family at the expense of high grades, views and sub counts. Dr Arun Kiru (‘The OSCE Guy’) is a North London ST2 Ophthalmology Trainee based at the Western Eye Hospital. He ranked third nationally in Ophthalmology National Recruitment and graduated from the University of Cambridge in 2017 with a Distinction. He loves teaching, mainly via his Youtube Channel, which is aimed at current medical students. Instagram: @arun.kiru YouTube: ArunKiru --------------------------------- Episode sponsored by MySuture  MySuture™  is an all in one suture practice kit and digital learning platform with direct access to Surgeon advice & training. With this all in one suture practice kit and the MySkills™ digital learning platform, you can learn to suture anytime, anywhere.    MySuture™  is here to share your journey in medical education by helping you learn the art of suturing and provide you with access to training and advice for your career in healthcare.  The all in one suture simulation kit includes high quality silicone made of advanced nontoxic materials, with height simulation skin, 14 pre cut wounds, 3 layers including skin, subcutaneous fat and muscle with a mesh reinforcement to provide suture retention, mimic natural anatomy and create a true to life texture.  Buy your suture kit now at: mysuture.com  MySuture Socials: Twitter | Instagram --------------------------------- Learn more about Scrubbed In: YouTube: Scrubbed In with Amz & Abdul Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_ Instagram - @Scrubbedin_ Download the PodCases Mobile app Now - iOS (App Store) or Android (Google Play) PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes.  www.scrubbedin.co.uk Hello@scrubbedin.co.uk

E86: Discovering Ophthalmology and finding Balance in Life - Dr Arun Kiru

In this week’s episode we are joined by Dr Qureshi, a consultant microbiologist who shares with us his story. We discover his unusual journey as a computer science graduate transitioning from GP to core surgical trainee before settling for a career in microbiology. Imran shares the obstacles and challenges he has faced so far in his career and his ethos in life of being authentic. We discuss the evolving role of technology in healthcare, the story behind creating and selling the first comprehensive Gentamicin calculator and his new found initiative Code Med.  We discuss why he became extremely passionate about microbiology and explore his relationship with patient safety and quality improvement. Imran tells us about the importance of healthy workplace cultures and supportive leadership in his role as Foundation Programme Director. Dr Imran Qureshi is a Consultant microbiologist at Croydon University Hospital, he is a Foundation Programme Director and more recently Associate Medical Director.  His is passionate about Patient Safety and Quality Improvement which led to setting up DAPS Global, then became the first clinical lead for BMJ Quality then an Honorary Clinical Associate Professor for UCL. He co-founded Code Med, an organisation which is dedicated to teaching coding to healthcare professionals as well as developing apps and providing consulting services.  Twitter: @reachimyq --------------------------------- Episode sponsored by MySuture  MySuture™  is an all in one suture practice kit and digital learning platform with direct access to Surgeon advice & training. With this all in one suture practice kit and the MySkills™ digital learning platform, you can learn to suture anytime, anywhere.    MySuture™  is here to share your journey in medical education by helping you learn the art of suturing and provide you with access to training and advice for your career in healthcare.  The all in one suture simulation kit includes high quality silicone made of advanced nontoxic materials, with height simulation skin, 14 pre cut wounds, 3 layers including skin, subcutaneous fat and muscle with a mesh reinforcement to provide suture retention, mimic natural anatomy and create a true to life texture.  Buy your suture kit now at: mysuture.com  MySuture Socials: Twitter | Instagram --------------------------------- Learn more about Scrubbed In: Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_ Instagram - @Scrubbedin_ Download the PodCases Mobile app Now - iOS (App Store) or Android (Google Play) PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes.  www.scrubbedin.co.uk Hello@scrubbedin.co.uk

E85: The computer science grad who discovered authenticity through GP, Surgery and Microbiology - Dr Imran Qureshi

In this week’s episode we are joined by Dr Fiona who shares with us her story from the very beginning. We discuss the many transitions she has taken from medical student to consultant radiologist to eventually becoming a VC founder and managing partner. Dr Fiona talks about the importance of leadership, network effects and the efforts clinicians should make to broaden their horizons. Tune in as we discover why she pursued an MBA and how we can only connect the dots in our careers when we look backwards.  Finally we spend some time discussing the regret minimisation mindset and why we should believe in ourselves when others don’t. Dr Fiona is the Founder & Managing Partner of Crista Galli Ventures, prior to investing in healthtech, she worked in the NHS in London as a radiologist at UCLH. Fiona has developed national health policy at the UK Department of Health as clinical advisor to Professor Sir Bruce Keogh and also worked as a management consultant. She holds a stellar academic record with over 20 awards, bursaries and scholarships. Fiona holds an MBA from London Business School and an MPH from London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. She is one of a select few doctors worldwide to be dual board certified in Radiology and Public Health. Dr Fiona Pathiraja: Linkedin | Twitter https://www.cristagalli.com/ Learn more about Scrubbed In: Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_ Instagram - @Scrubbedin_ Download the PodCases Mobile app Now - iOS (App Store) or Android (Google Play) PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes.  www.scrubbedin.co.uk Hello@scrubbedin.co.uk

E84: Radiologist turned HealthTech VC Founder (Crista Galli Ventures) - Dr Fiona Pathiraja

In this week’s episode we are joined by Mala who shares her story from the beginning delving into the accomplishments and challenges she has faced so far in her career. We discuss the importance of having options, seeking opportunities using the ‘back/side door’ approach and why we must all be mission driven. We spend some time talking about her role as Head of Market development at Cellen and why we all have something to offer even as young millennials.  Mala shares the story behind how she featured on Vogue with Naomi Campbell, featured in Forbes 30 under 30 and how she came to host the Royal Society of Medicine's Digital Health Podcast Series.  Dr Mala Mawkin is an award-winning healthcare innovation researcher, writer and speaker. She is the Head of Market Development at Cellen, a growing start-up in pain management, featured on Forbes 30 Under 30, Vogue 10 Rising Female Stars and UK Women of the Future Awards Finalist. Mala is the host of The Royal Society of Medicine’s Digital Health Podcast, a TEDx Speaker and an Advocate for Diversity in Science & Medicine.    Dr Mala Mawkin: LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Episode Sponsored by 360 Medics 360 medics is a free app designed for medical students and doctors where you will find all the answers to your medical queries. It’s basically the google of the medical world. In the app, you get access to a MHRA drugs database (available offline too!), adapted medical tools according to your speciality, reliable medical news, revision tools for med students and a place to store your notes. To name a few. And it will always be free. Download the app Now: Apple and Android https://360medics.com/en/welcome  Instagram: @360medics_en | Twitter: @360medicsuk ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Learn more about Scrubbed In: Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_ Instagram - @Scrubbedin_ Download the PodCases Mobile app Now - iOS (App Store) or Android (Google Play) PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes.  www.scrubbedin.co.uk Hello@scrubbedin.co.uk

E83: Be Mission Driven and Stay True to Yourself - Dr Mala Mawkin

In this week’s episode we are joined by Dr Albeyatti who shares with us his story from the very beginning. Join us as we delve into his achievements, obstacles and the lessons learned so far in his career. We talk about the competitive culture and landscape in medical school. Abdullah explains the reasons as to why he left a competitive surgical training post in London to pursue entrepreneurship and GP training.  We uncover his entrepreneurial spirit and desire to solve problems early on, hear the story behind MedicalChain which raised 24million dollars! Listen as we discuss the role of blockchain in the NHS and the amazing growth of MyClinic. Abdullah ends by sharing his own advice for aspiring doctors and entrepreneurs. Dr Albeyatti is the Co-Founder and CEO of Medicalchain and MyClinic. MyClinic is used in over 72 countries worldwide to provide telemedicine solutions to a wide variety of healthcare professionals. Medicalchain is dedicated to empowering patients to have access to their medical records and remove the barriers that lead to patient choice and empowerment. He is a GP and the Chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners - Yorkshire Faculty. Medicalchain has won multiple awards including from the Financial Times and Dr Albeyatti was awarded with the Imperial College London Emerging Alumni Leader Award. LinkedIn: Dr Abdullah Albeyatti ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Episode Sponsored by 360 Medics 360 medics is a free app designed for medical students and doctors where you will find all the answers to your medical queries. It’s basically the google of the medical world. In the app, you get access to a MHRA drugs database (available offline too!), adapted medical tools according to your speciality, reliable medical news, revision tools for med students and a place to store your notes. To name a few. And it will always be free. Download the app Now: Apple and Android https://360medics.com/en/welcome  Instagram: @360medics_en | Twitter: @360medicsuk ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Learn more about Scrubbed In: Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_ Instagram - @Scrubbedin_ Download the PodCases Mobile app Now - iOS (App Store) or Android (Google Play) PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes.  www.scrubbedin.co.uk Hello@scrubbedin.co.uk

E82: Culture, Entrepreneurship and Blockchain in the NHS - Dr Abdullah Albeyatti

In this week’s episode we are joined by Dr Radhika, a paediatric trainee in South London. Tune in as she shares her journey from the beginning sharing the obstacles and challenges she faced alongside her achievements. We discuss her transition from medical school to foundation training and the importance of having a strong supportive network. Radhika shares with us why she choose paediatrics and her experiences so far. We discover the story behind her popular instagram page which changed from a vegan food blog to showcasing the reality of a junior doctor as she shares the high, the lows and everything in between as part of her journey as a peads trainee.  Dr Radhika Thakrar is in her first year of paediatric training in South London. She graduated from Imperial College London in 2018 not really knowing what to specialise in, but fell in love with paediatrics during her F2 year. She shares her journey on Instagram and YouTube (@DoctorRadhika) to show medical students what it’s really like to be a doctor, with the real highs and low, because she had no idea what to expect. She also loves trying to keep house plants alive, cooking vegan dishes and going on long walks around London. Learn more about Radhika: Instagram: @doctorradhika Twitter: @RadhikaThakrar YouTube: Doctor Radhika Learn more about Scrubbed In: Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_ Instagram - @Scrubbedin_ Download the PodCases Mobile app Now - iOS (App Store) or Android (Google Play) PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes.  www.scrubbedin.co.uk Hello@scrubbedin.co.uk

E81: The Reality of being a Doctor - Dr Radhika Thakrar

In this week’s episode we welcome Dr Josh Case, a software developer and doctor from Australia. He shares why we should all try to learn code as clinicians, the power of technology, the ability to develop cool projects (MedEd, Scripts and Games) and how being able to even do basic coding can help with so many quality improvement projects and increase efficiency in hospitals. We delve into the future where in a hypercompetitive environment doctors will need to go beyond the traditional requirements to really stand out. Dr Josh Case is a doctor and a software developer and hopes to empower other doctors and medical students to build new software, even without a tech background. He is passionate about making the world's hospitals safer and more efficient, as well as teaching clinicians how to code.   Learn more about Josh: Twitter: @_JoshCase https://joshcase.dev/ Code Blue - An introduction to Programming for Doctors - https://gumroad.com/l/NMtSD   Learn more about Scrubbed In: Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_ Instagram - @Scrubbedin_ Download the PodCases Mobile app Now - iOS (App Store) or Android (Google Play) PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes.  www.scrubbedin.co.uk Hello@scrubbedin.co.uk

E80: The Future is Code - Dr Josh Case

In this week’s episode we are joined by the popular Medical YouTuber, Nasir Kharma who shares with us his journey from the very beginning. We discuss his love and passion for both medicine and videography, uncovering his journey into medical school. He shares with us why he decided to do an undergraduate degree in Canada and then re-apply for medical school having been rejected initially. Nasir shares with us how much it means to him becoming a doctor, the sacrifices he has made and the thought process behind sitting the USMLE during medical school. We discuss how his YouTube channel has amassed more than 700,000+ subscribers, the mystery behind why ‘Study with me..’ videos do so well and life now as a world famous medical student. In this open and honest discussion, he shares the thought and effort that goes into every single video and the importance of spending our time wisely and with purpose.     Nasir Kharma is a 4th year medical student studying at King's College London. Of Jordanian origin, born in Vancouver, raised in Athens and having attended university in Toronto and London, he is a truly a citizen of the world. Under the name "KharmaMedic", Nasir has amassed over 700,000+ followers across various social media platforms by sharing his experiences throughout medical school and teaching others how to utilise their time as efficiently as possible. His long-term dream is to use his knowledge as a doctor to leave a significant impact on the world by reaching millions of people through online education. Learn more about Nasir Kharma: YouTube: KharmaMedic Twitter: @KharmaMedic Instagram: @KharmaMedic Learn more about Scrubbed In: Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_ Instagram - @Scrubbedin_ Download the PodCases Mobile app Now - iOS (App Store) or Android (Google Play) PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes.  www.scrubbedin.co.uk Hello@scrubbedin.co.uk

E79: The Medical Student who fused his love for Medicine and Videography - Kharma Medic

In this week’s episode we are joined by Dr Francis, the comedic cardiologist who shares with us his story from the very beginning. Francis shares with us his love for comedy and cardiology, why a gap year working in Wimbledon before medical school was so crucial for him and his personal development. We discuss the reality behind why so many doctors undertake PhD’s and the competitive nature of cardiology. Tune in as he shares his role as an interventional cardiologist and shares advice for budding trainees.  Francis shares the story behind his viral YouTube channel that now has more than 350,000 subscribers! We delve into some funny moments from his online presence on Twitter and why he is able to share his real personality without it all being too serious. Hear our thoughts on Gen Z and millennial doctors on social platforms and why it is so important we have hobbies and interests outside of medicine.  Dr Francis Rohin is an interventional cardiology fellow, PhD candidate, occasional comedian and creator of online educational videos, on his YouTube channel, Medlife Crisis.    Learn more about Rohin Twitter - @MedCrisis Instagram - @medcrisis YouTube - MedlifeCrisis www.medlifecrisis.co.uk   Learn more about Scrubbed In: Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_ Instagram - @Scrubbedin_ PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes.  Download the PodCases Mobile app Now - iOS (App Store) or Android (Google Play) www.scrubbedin.co.uk Hello@scrubbedin.co.uk

E78: Next Up…The Medlife Crisis - Dr Rohin Francis

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