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Dr David Eckmann visits the studio as we explore the power of mentorship in academic medicine. Mentorship programs can have a positive impact on mentees, mentors, and their institutions… but they require intentionality and planning. Tune in to learn more!

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Mentorship

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Dr David Eckmann
Professor of Anesthesiology
Director of Mentoring, FAME Program
The Ohio State University College of Medicine

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Dr Daniel Eiferman visits the FAMEcast Studio as we consider high-functioning teams in medicine. Discover how trust and psychological safety protect against frustration, burnout, and missed opportunities. We hope you can join us!

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High-Functioning Teams in Medicine

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Dr Daniel Eiferman
Professor of Surgery
The Ohio State University College of Medicine

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This episode of FAMEcast is proudly co-sponsored by FAME and Widening Impact in Medicine and Science (WIMS) at The Ohio State University College of Medicine. Through this partnership, we are better equipped to offer meaningful dialogue and insightful perspectives to our College of Medicine faculty.

Dr Cynthia Gerhardt and Dr Darren Mays visit the FAMEcast studio as we decipher the alphabet soup of grant funding. Whether you are just starting your research journey… or looking to secure your next major award, understanding the grant landscape is essential. We hope you can join us!

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Grant Funding
Medical Research

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Dr Cynthia Gerhardt
Chief Clinical Research Officer
Nationwide Children’s Hospital

Dr Darren Mays
Assistant Dean for Research and Tenure Track Faculty
The Ohio State University College of Medicine

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Dr Jimmy Onate visits the studio as we consider contextual intelligence in academic medicine. What exactly is contextual intelligence? Why does it matter? And how can we best incorporate this skill in classrooms, C-suites, research labs, clinical wards, and examination rooms? Tune in to find out!

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Contextual Intelligence in Academic Medicine

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Dr Jimmy Onate
Interim Vice Dean and Director
School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
The Ohio State University College of Medicine

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Dr Carmen Quatman visits the studio as we consider the evolving role of artificial intelligence in clinical research. Discover how AI can help us write letters, articles, and chapters… summarize long documents, structure presentations, improve communications, and collaborate with data teams. We also explore the ethical use—and limitations—of your AI research assistant. Please join us!

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Artificial Intelligence
Clinical Research

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Dr Carmen Quatman
Associate Professor of Orthopedic Surgery and Emergency Medicine
The Ohio State University College of Medicine

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This week on FAMEcast, we consider the evolving role of artificial intelligence in academic medicine. We explore how AI works, the opportunities and risks of using these tools, and the ethical considerations faculty need to know. We hope you can join us!

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Artificial Intelligence in Medical Education

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Michael Flierl
Associate Professor of Library and Information Science
Student Learning Librarian
The Ohio State University

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Heather Brod visits the studio as we explore the growth mindset in academic medicine. A fixed mindset leads to burnout and poor job performance. Flipping to a growth mindset transforms our learning, feedback, research, clinical work, and career fulfillment. Tune in to learn how!

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Growth Mindset in Academic Medicine

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Heather Brod
Executive Coach and Leadership Consultant
Author, The Insider’s Pocket Guide to Navigating a Faculty Career in Academic Medicine

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Dr Daniel McFarlane visits the studio as we consider teaching on a busy clinical service. We explore creating a positive learning climate, setting reasonable expectations, supporting clinical reasoning, and providing meaningful feedback... while keeping patient flow moving and quality care at the center of business. We hope you can join us!

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Teaching on a Busy Clinical Service

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Dr Daniel McFarlane
Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics
Director, FAME Curriculum Design Program
The Ohio State University College of Medicine