In this episode of "Pemba On Demand," host Dr. Norman A. Chapin and guest Dr. Harvey Castro discuss the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare. Dr. Norman A. Chapin introduces the episode by highlighting the Physician Executive MBA program and the focus on AI's impact on medicine. Dr. Castro, an emergency medicine physician with expertise in AI, shares his journey through the MBA program and his transition into AI. He emphasizes AI's potential to enhance both professional and personal lives for physicians, improve diagnostic accuracy, and streamline medical education. The episode underscores the importance of integrating AI thoughtfully into medical practice.

• The transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare.
• Insights from an emergency medicine physician with expertise in AI.
• The impact of AI on enhancing medical practices and personal efficiency.
• Experiences from the Physician Executive MBA program and its relevance to AI.
• The potential of AI to improve diagnostic accuracy and patient care.
• The importance of integrating AI tools into everyday medical practice.
• The balance between clinical judgment and AI-generated insights.
• The implications of AI in medical education and training.
• Concerns regarding the reliability and ethical use of AI in healthcare.
• The future of AI in personal lives and its integration into daily activities.

Links and Resources:

• Physician Executive MBA at the University of Tennessee
• Dr. Harvey Castro https://www.linkedin.com/in/harveycastromd/

In this episode of the "Pemba On Demand" podcast, host Dr. Norman A. Chapin interviews Dr. Julianna Reece, Director of the Healthy Tribes program at the CDC's National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention. Dr. Reece shares her journey as a Navajo woman in public health and medicine, discussing her challenges with anatomy education and her commitment to integrating traditional healing with Western medicine. She emphasizes the importance of culturally relevant healthcare approaches and community-based initiatives to address health disparities in Indigenous and Native American communities. The episode highlights her leadership in healthcare innovation and her efforts to improve health outcomes for tribal populations.

• Overview of the Physician Executive MBA program at the University of Tennessee.
• Dr. Juliana Reece's personal and professional journey in public health and medicine.
• Cultural significance of introductions in Navajo tradition and its impact on identity.
• Challenges faced in medical education, particularly in anatomy and cadaver work.
• Integration of traditional healing practices with Western medicine.
• Focus on addressing health disparities in Indigenous and Native American communities.
• Importance of community-based initiatives and culturally relevant healthcare approaches.
• Discussion on chronic disease management and the need for holistic health strategies.
• The role of food systems and access to healthy foods in Indigenous health.
• Emphasis on collaboration and partnerships to enhance healthcare delivery and support for tribal communities.

Links and Resources:

• Physician Executive MBA at the University of Tennessee
• Julianna Reece, MD, MBA, MPH on LinkedIn
• CDC Healthy Tribes

In this episode of "Pemba On Demand," host Norman A. Chapin discusses the profound effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on medical education with Dr. James Calvin, a physician executive and professor at Western University. Titled "Rethinking Residency: Innovations in Medical Education Post-COVID" the episode explores the challenges faced by residency programs, including heightened anxiety, changes in teaching methods, and the overall impact on residents' education and well-being. Dr. Calvin highlights wellness initiatives, feedback mechanisms, and the importance of adaptability in medical training. The episode underscores the need for continuous improvement and collaboration in medical education during crises.

• Impact of COVID-19 on medical education and residency programs in Canada.
• Challenges faced by residents during the pandemic, including anxiety and changes in teaching methods.
• Implementation of wellness initiatives to support residents' mental health.
• Feedback mechanisms and changes in training based on resident experiences during the pandemic.
• Long-term adaptations in medical education, including virtual learning and new teaching methods.
• Future considerations for residency training and the importance of stakeholder collaboration.
• Organizational responses to the pandemic, including public health integration and wellness leadership.
• Reflections on public health responses and preparedness for future pandemics.
• Career development and the value of pursuing an MBA for healthcare leadership.
• Balancing financial and quality outcomes in healthcare management.

• Pemba at the University of Tennessee
• University of Chicago AI and Data Science Certificate
• Balanced Scorecard Institute
• Tableau Official Website