Clinical programs delivered directly to your iPod/MP3 compatible device.
What is Clinical PodCast?
You needn't go to medical meetings or read journals to get up-to-the-minute medical news and opinions from leading researchers.
Any time you want—while sitting at your desk, riding your bike, working out on the Stairmaster, or walking down the hospital corridor—you can listen to free, radio-style shows delivered via the Internet to your iPod or similar personal audio player or your computer.
You needn't go to medical meetings or read journals to get up-to-the-minute medical news and opinions from leading researchers.
Any time you want—while sitting at your desk, riding your bike, working out on the Stairmaster, or walking down the hospital corridor—you can listen to free, radio-style shows delivered via the Internet to your iPod or similar personal audio player or your computer.
- Program: Conversations in Medicine
Title: How doctors die.
Description: With Ken Murray, MD, retired University of Southern California clinical faculty member and family practitioner in Burbank. His article, "How Doctors Die," can be found at http://zocalopublicsquare.org/thepublicsquare/2011/11/30/how-doctors-die/read/nexus/
Speaker: Ken Murray, MD
Date: 1/4/2012
Program Length: 8:31
You can listen to the most recent "Conversations in Medicine" here, but to listen to the entire series, and be able to subscribe to "Conversations in Medicine" in iTunes or other similar players/service, you will need to sign in (or register if you have not already done so).
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