Welcome to another episode of The Health Mastery Café! ☕️🎙️ Here, we pull back the curtain on what it's really like being a healthcare provider in current time. Join Dr. Dave as he chats with three amazing guests—Dr. R J, Clinical Psychologist; Dr. Tosha Rogers, OB/GYN; and Dr. Drew Klein, Interventional Cardiologist! 🩺
In this episode, we dive into the intriguing trust gap between society and the medical field. 🤝💭 Is AI and social media really helping us, or are they more like frenemies in modern medicine? Our expert panel will tackle the highs and lows of being a healthcare provider in today's fast-paced world. 🌍💪
So, grab your favorite drink and get cozy for this eye-opening convo! If you love the discussions as much as we do, don't forget to hit subscribe for more thought-provoking chats brewed just for you! 🥤💡
Keywords: Trust in Medicine, AI in Healthcare, Healthcare Providers
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Thanks to our guest!
Dr. Tosha Rogers
Dr. RJ Verwayne
Dr Andrew Klein
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