Ep. 354 Discussing Social Media Ethics with Dr. Eric Keller

Ep. 354 Discussing Social Media Ethics with Dr. Eric Keller

In this episode, co-hosts Dr. Aaron Fritts, Dr. Michael Barraza, and Dr. Eric J. Keller discuss social media ethics in medicine. --- CHECK OUT OUR SPONSOR RADPAD® Radiation Protection https://www.radpad.com/ --- SHOW NOTES To kick-off the episode, the three IR physicians discuss “clot porn” and all the debate associated with posting case-related findings (clots, imaging, etc) on social media with device/company name visible. Dr. Keller, who has a strong background in medical ethics, shares his thoughts on the matter and underscores the 6 pitfalls of medical social media: patient privacy, patient dignity, information accuracy, conflict of interest, justice inequity, and interprofessional respect. From Dr. Keller, we learn that the crux of the matter tends to circle back to two central issues– how the case is shared and intentions behind sharing. Additionally, Dr. Keller shares unique data on the relation between how often a medical device company is mentioned in social media posts, how often physicians are compensated for their public endorsements, and whether or not conflict of interests are disclosed. Dr. Barraza and Dr. Keller then compare TikTok, Instagram, and Twitter’s roles and potentials in medicine. The trio discuss Twitter’s past, present, and future influences on medical research, networking, innovation, and education. They also consider the need for more clear, comprehensive social media posting guidelines issued by specialty societies and ideas for patient consent forms over social media posting. To wrap up the episode, the doctors discuss interprofessionalism, dealing with social media trolls/negativity, and personal vs. professional accounts. Dr. Keller notes that 85% of the general public turns to social media networks to seek healthcare information, which highlights the online presence of physicians and how they are often held to a higher ethical standard on social media platforms. For listeners wanting to learn more about social media ethics in medicine, the annual Western Angiographic Interventional Society (WAIS) in Palm Springs, California (October 7-11, 2023) will have dedicated medical social media ethics panels and discussions built into programming. Be sure to register and attend! Link to the WAIS webpage below. --- RESOURCES Western Angio Interventional Symposium 2023 Schedule: https://www.westernangio.org/ Western Angio Interventional Symposium 2023 Registration: https://www.westernangio.org/event-5048807 Link to Thomas Webb study: https://www.jvir.org/article/S1051-0443(22)01727-4/fulltext CMS Sunshine Database: https://openpaymentsdata.cms.gov/

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Ep. 64 Bridging to Transplant for HCC with Dr. Jennifer Berumen and Dr. Isabel Newton

Ep. 64 Bridging to Transplant for HCC with Dr. Jennifer Berumen and Dr. Isabel Newton

Transplant Surgeon Dr. Jennifer Berumen and Interventional Radiologist Dr. Isabel Newton discuss the treatment of HCC and the importance of multi-specialty collaboration in bridging these patients to successful liver transplantation. Special discussion was given around this HCC consortium article in Annals of Surgery: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30870180/

21 Maj 202050min

Ep. 63 IR Identity and Turf Wars with Dr. Eric Keller

Ep. 63 IR Identity and Turf Wars with Dr. Eric Keller

Reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and earn AMA PRA Category 1 CMEs here: https://earnc.me/48hidj Dr. Eric J. Keller from Stanford Medicine Department of Radiology provides insight from his studies on the IR Identity, as well as his research on perceived turf wars between specialties.

11 Maj 202050min

Ep. 62 Protect Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself with Dr. Mina Makary

Ep. 62 Protect Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself with Dr. Mina Makary

Reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and earn AMA PRA Category 1 CMEs here: https://earnc.me/xsBt1Y Special guest Dr. Mina Makary from The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center discusses the need for better awareness and protection from the serious harmful effects of chronic low dose radiation, which can sometimes require change in institutional culture. An extremely important occupational health issue!

27 Apr 202026min

Ep. 61 Physician Burnout with Dr. Jeff Chick and Dr. Jacob Bundy

Ep. 61 Physician Burnout with Dr. Jeff Chick and Dr. Jacob Bundy

Reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and earn AMA PRA Category 1 CMEs here: https://earnc.me/nl8ZgW Dr. Jeffrey Chick and Dr. Jacob Bundy discuss the results of their recent study in April JVIR on rates and major contributors to Physician Burnout in IR, how they compare to other specialties, and how to prevent it in your own career.

13 Apr 202033min

Ep. 60 Building a Limb Salvage Program with Dr. Jihad Mustapha

Ep. 60 Building a Limb Salvage Program with Dr. Jihad Mustapha

Reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and earn AMA PRA Category 1 CMEs here: https://earnc.me/08KW16 CLI fighters Sabeen Dhand and Jihad A. Mustapha discuss the essentials of building a successful Limb Salvage program, including the importance of a multidisciplinary approach, broadening skill sets such as pedal access, and meticulous patient follow up.

30 Mars 202049min

Special COVID-19 Weekend Update with UPenn IR Dr. Stephen Hunt

Special COVID-19 Weekend Update with UPenn IR Dr. Stephen Hunt

Dr. Stephen Hunt of Penn Medicine at University of Pennsylvania Health System discusses ways in which his IR practice has changed in the setting of the COVID 19 pandemic, including case selection and lessons learned from colleagues in Singapore and China.

28 Mars 202032min

Ep. 59 Endovascular Treatment of DVT with Dr. Dexter and Dr. Abramowitz

Ep. 59 Endovascular Treatment of DVT with Dr. Dexter and Dr. Abramowitz

Vascular Surgeons David Dexter and Steven Abramowitz discuss endovascular treatment of lower extremity DVT, including patient selection and risks and benefits of catheter-directed therapy (CDT), mechanical thrombectomy, and pharmaco-mechanical thrombolysis.

24 Mars 202059min

Ep. 58 Endovascular Treatment of PE with Dr. Venkat Tummala and Dr. Thomas Tu

Ep. 58 Endovascular Treatment of PE with Dr. Venkat Tummala and Dr. Thomas Tu

Interventional Cardiologist Thomas Tu, MD and Interventional Radiologist Venkat Tummala MD discuss their respective approach to the treatment of Pulmonary Embolism, including risk stratification, treatment options, and endovascular technique.

11 Mars 202045min

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