Science Is The Best Medicine

In this episode of "Beyond the Endpoint," hosts Emily O'Brien and Manesh Patel are joined by guest host Jenny Cook to discuss grief among healthcare providers with Tony Galanos, a researcher and physician at the Duke University School of Medicine. Galanos — "Dr. G" as he's called around Duke — shares insights from his 12-year program helping other clinicians to address and process the grief that can be an inevitable part of their work. He highlights the emotional toll that healthcare work can take and the importance of acknowledging and processing grief. The episode explores the concept of the "hidden curriculum" in medical training, the practice of "the pause" after intense resuscitation efforts, and also dives into how everyone can better manage their own grief after losing a loved one.

The International Fellow Experience by Duke Clinical Research Institute

Collaborating Across the Nation and the Globe by Duke Clinical Research Institute

Providing Training to Improve Diversity and Representation by Duke Clinical Research Institute

Building DCRI’s Health Equity Roadmap by Duke Clinical Research Institute

PCORnet: Enabling More Efficient Research by Duke Clinical Research Institute

Partnering With The CARRA Registry To Design iPERSONAL by Duke Clinical Research Institute

DCRI's Partnership With Verily Life Sciences by Duke Clinical Research Institute

Master Protocols: Three Key Challenges For Design by Duke Clinical Research Institute

Inviting Our Colleagues To Participate In DCRI On Record by Duke Clinical Research Institute

John Shepherd And Michele Nolen by Duke Clinical Research Institute

Sharing Knowledge With Participants & Families Involved In Research by Duke Clinical Research Institute

DCRI’s Medical Communications And Scientific Publishing Group by Duke Clinical Research Institute

Danny Benjamin, MD, PhD, MPH, and Micky Cohen-Wolkowiez, MD, PhD, talk about how the Pediatric Trial Network's research has contributed to the care of infants.

Stanford's Ken Mahaffey, MD, co-founder of DCRI's Clinical Events Classification service, and DCRI's Matt Wilson, RN, discuss the creation of the service.

Assessing Results of Open-label, Comparative Effectiveness Trials for Cardio-metabolic Drugs by Duke Clinical Research Institute

Duke IBD Podcast Series: IBD and Nutrition by Duke Clinical Research Institute

IBD Podcast with Dr. Jane Onken by Duke Clinical Research Institute

Patient Perspective Nutrition And Diet In Perioperative Recovery by Duke Clinical Research Institute

Nutrition In ERAS: " A Call For Clinical Trials" by Duke Clinical Research Institute