Growing pains: Clinical training during COVID-19
A third-year medical student at Baylor College of Medicine reflects on hospital training during COVID-19.
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Progress Notes
Social work in anti-human trafficking: Interview with Katherine Robichaux
Katherine Robichaux shares why she entered social work and discusses her role in the Anti-Human Trafficking Program at Baylor College of Medicine.
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Psychology, OCD, and COVID-19: Interview with Dr. Eric Storch
Dr. Eric Storch reflects on why he became a psychologist and shares advice for maintaining mental health in tough times.
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Pursuing psychiatry and coping: Q&A with Dr. Shelley Fang Rote
Dr. Shelley Fang Rote is a first-year psychiatry resident at Baylor College of Medicine. She is committed to equitable treatment of mental health conditions, with
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Geriatric psychiatry and COVID-19: Interview with Dr. Ali Abbas Asghar-Ali
Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of Progress Notes posts featuring mental health professionals, their interests, and their thoughts on the COVID-19
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Dimensions of time: Starting medical school in the COVID-19 era
I didn’t learn how to tell time until age nine. I had somehow missed the important lesson on how to read the hands on a
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Virtual mentoring of future medical students during COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has isolated us and has caused incredible grief. With the suspension of clinical rotations this spring, I wanted to give medical students,
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Texas and a career in family planning
Editor’s note: The opinions expressed in the following blog post do not reflect the views of Baylor College of Medicine, Planned Parenthood, the Society of
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Glued feet: The importance of compassion and healing in medicine
Ms. Cooper came to us after a truck ran into her one Saturday evening. She arrived in between the chaos of receiving two code-one gunshot
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Under the masks: Emergency medicine doctors reflect on COVID-19
They are physicians, mentors, partners, mothers, sisters, friends, colleagues – but most evidently now, they are heroes. I (virtually) sat down with five women physicians,
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