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03/04/2021 event at Yale School of Medicine

Edward W. Hook Memorial Lecture in Medicine and the Arts //Medicine Grand Rounds Samuel Shem MD PhD Professor of Medicine in Medical Humanities and Professor of Psychiatry, Grossman School of Medicine, New York University, New York NY, and author, The House of God and Man's 4th Best Hospital Marcia Day Childress PhD, moderator Physician-writer Samuel Shem's iconic black humor-laced novel, The House of God (1978), written while he was a resident, was an exposé of medicine's often-heartless training culture at the time. The book became unofficial required reading for generations of persons going into medicine. His most recent novel, Man's 4th Best Hospital (2020), appeared when clinician morale was low, burnout rampant, and physician suicide on the rise; if anything, the COVID pandemic has exacerbated these conditions. In this Hook Lecture, Shem discusses how his books arose out of perceived injustice to take the measure of medicine's culture, and how he has used fiction both to resist injustice and to call upon doctors, nurses, and others to reclaim their once-humane calling. Co-presented with the Department of Medicine and with generous support from the School of Medicine's Anderson Lectures Suggested resources 1. Samuel Shem. The House of God. Berkley, 1978, reissued 2010 2. Samuel Shem. The Spirit of the Place. Berkley, 2012 3. Samuel Shem. Man’s 4th Best Hospital. Berkley, 2020 4. Samuel Shem. Fiction as resistance. Annals of Internal Medicine 2002; 137: 935-937 5. Stephen Bergman. Basch unbound—The House of God and fiction as resistance at 40. JAMA 2019; 322(6): 486-487 Find Samuel Shem’s books on UVA Bookstore’s Medical Center Hour page: https://uvabookstores.com/shop_product_list.asp?catalog_group_id=MTcx&catalog_group_name=RVZFTlQgQk9PS1M&catalog_id=3162&catalog_name=TWVkaWNhbCBDZW50ZXIgSG91cg Samuel Shem MD PhD graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Harvard, took a PhD at the University of Oxford, where he studied as a Rhodes Scholar; and received his MD with honors from Harvard Medical School. At present, he is professor of medicine in medical humanities and professor of psychiatry at New York University's Grossman School of Medicine. Shem is best known as a novelist, playwright, and activist. His first novel, The House of God, was written during his residency and changed how American medicine, and American medical training, was viewed, inside and out. The book has had major influence and was unofficial required reading for persons contemplating a career in medicine. In 2020, The House of God was on the Washington Post's list of "12 novels that have changed our lives"—Shem was the only living author on the list. In 2016, Publishers Weekly's list of "the 10 best satires of all time" had The House of God #2, sandwiched between #1 Don Quixote and #3 Catch-22. In 2019, an MDLinx vote by doctors naming the profession's 10 most influential books put The House of God at #1, followed by Harrison's Internal Medicine (#2), and The Bible (#3). In 2020, Shem published Man's 4th Best Hospital as a sequel to The House of God. As Sanjay Gupta MD noted in a review, "Shem has done it again. Man's 4th is an instant classic. You may get pissed off, double over in laughter, and even cry a little. If you read one medical drama, make it this one." Other of Shem's novels include The Spirit of the Place (2012), which won two American best-novel awards; Mount Misery, and At the Heart of the Universe. His Annals of Internal Medicine essay, "Fiction as Resistance," is a classic. Together with Dr. Janet Surrey, Shem has written Bill W and Dr. Bob, an award-winning Off-Broadway play about the founding of Alcoholics Anonymous; a novel, The Buddha's Wife; and a nonfiction book, We Have to Talk: Healing Dialogues Between Women and Men. Shem has been a scholar/artist at the American Academy of Rome. Dr. Shem declared no personal/professional relationships with commercial entities producing healthcare goods and/or services related to this presentation. ACCESS these Zoom webinars at: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87684988960 Passcode: 763749 Medical Center Hour is free of charge and open to the public. For more information, see Center for Health Humanities and Ethics: https://med.virginia.edu/biomedical-ethics/medical-center-hour/ This activity was planned by and for the healthcare team, and learners will receive 1 Interprofessional Continuing Education (IPCE) credit/session for learning and change. How to Claim Continuing Education (CE) Credit for Medical Center Hour: Using the Google Chrome or Firefox browser on a phone, tablet, or computer, go to https://cmetracker.net/UVA and log into your CE account with your email and password. Choose ‘CE Certificate-Eval for Credit,' enter Activity Code 140404, then complete and submit your evaluation. You have 30 days from this program date (24 March 2021) to evaluate and obtain credit for this program. This is the only way you can receive credit for this Medical Center Hour

The program is based on the Grand Rounds concept that is common in academic medical centers, in which medical or surgical staff members gather to hear case studies and guest lectures as part of their continuing education.

To foster patient-centered clinical and translational research, investigators need to understand how to identify community needs and priorities by using evidence-based approaches to optimize community-stakeholder engagement at multiple levels.

Structural Racism, meaning biases that have been built into the institution's people rely on, is a pervasive issue in the US. Solving the problem can feel overwhelming so Community Grand Rounds is taking it on at a grassroots level in one count in Michigan, in the hopes that the successes can be replicated across the globe. Big Teeth was tasked with taking this very weighty mission and creating a simple to understand introduction and explainer of the issue and what steps are being taken to solve it. We worked collaboratively with CGR on the script to ensure we got the story right and then created a look and feel to balance the gravity of the subject with something watchable and relatable. CLIENT: Community Grand Rounds Written by: Gregg Jaffe, Mari Pat Varga Director: Gregg Jaffe Producer: Keriann Kwalik Design/Animation: Becka Riccio Sound Design & Voice Over: Bryan Ward

"Clinical reasoning - going from good to great" Speaker: Gurpreet Dhaliwal, MD Professor of Medicine University of California San Francisco

Henry’s talk explores how we can make medicine more humane in a time of rampant physician burnout — and how embracing the power of human connection and a sense of mystery can help us rediscover what makes life meaningful. Henry Bair, MD is a resident physician at Wills Eye Hospital. At the Stanford University School of Medicine, he has directed courses on healthcare leadership, digital health, and patient communication strategies. He is the creator and co-host of The Doctor’s Art, a leading podcast on humanism in medicine. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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A collection of interviews of people in medicine who come from underrepresented communities or exceptionally non-traditional backgrounds.

How should someone who is underrepresented in medicine (URM) approach the medical school application process? My advice? Don’t worry about standing out—be yourself! If you enjoy this video, be sure to subscribe and check out all our Meded Media podcasts at http://premedpodcasts.com! Links Mentioned in This Episode: • Specialty Stories: http://specialtystories.com • eShadowing: http://eshadowing.com Along with the main URM discussion today, we also cover two more questions: • How can you describe a gap in your premed path, or time you took away from medicine while focusing on other interests? • Is it a bad thing to express a strong early interest in one specialty as an applicant to medical school? For more episodes of Ask Dr. Gray: Premed Q&A, check out http://askdrgray.com!

’Big Data’: Visualization and Interpretation” – Kevin Shim, MD, PhD “Recruitment of Underrepresented Minorities in Medicine” – Kai Jones, MD

There is ample evidence that race can be a major factor in health outcomes. But racial and ethnic minorities are underrepresented in clinical and biomedical research. What are the consequences of this underrepresentation? What does it mean for equity in research and medicine?

In the Healthcare industry, every second matters, and every word counts. Communication goes beyond speaking a foreign language, culture shapes the way we use it. For many Latinx patients across the United States, going to the doctor's office or a hospital is a dreadful experience. It doesn't have to be that way. Introducing The Latinx Patient: Spanish and Culture for Healthcare Program. Because Language is the tool, but culture is the technique. Course options available for students aspiring to work in healthcare systems AND current professionals working in clinical settings as providers. For more information and to register visit: www.EdOdyssey.com/medicalspanish

COVID-19 and Its Impact on Latinx Communities The Office of Diversity Inclusion and Community Partnership at Harvard Medical School is hosting an Equity and Social Justice event of COVID-19 and Its Impact on Latinx Communities. COVID-19 continues to impact communities of color disproportionately with higher burdens of disease and mortality rates. This webinar will explore the impact of health inequities in COVID19 and the interventions needed to support Latinx communities. MODERATOR: Alden Landry, MD, MPH Assistant Dean, Office for Diversity Inclusion and Community Partnership, Harvard Medical School; Assistant Professor, Emergency Medicine, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center SPEAKERS: Minerva a. Romero Arenas, MD, MPH Endocrine & General Surgeon Assistant Professor of Surgery University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Joseph Betancourt, MD, MPH Vice President and Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer, Massachusetts General Hospital Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School Leonor Fernández, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School Primary Care Clinician and Educator Director, Patient Engagement, Healthcare Associates Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Lisa Moreno, MD, MS, MSCR, FAAEM, FACEP, FIFE Professor of Emergency Medicine Director of Research, Diversity, and the Latino Scholars Program Louisiana State University- New Orleans; President of the American Academy of Emergency Medicine July 13, 2020 Office for Diversity Inclusion and Community Partnership Harvard Medical School https://dicp.hms.harvard.edu

Black entrepreneurs will receive free tuition to attend a popup school hosted by the Black UpStart in the historic Greenwood District located in Tulsa's Black Wall Street. Entrepreneurs will learn how to make a product, create a business canvas, market their small business and will receive access to funding. Class will be taught by Black faculty, using a curriculum centered in Black entrepreneurial history and case studies and will graduate with funding opportunities from Tulsa Economic Development Corporation. The experience is fully sponsored by the George Kaiser Family Foundation and the Tulsa Economic Development Corporation. Programming will be curated by The Black upStart. Apply Before June 13, 2019.

Phyllis Hyman in an interview with Ebony Jet talks about employing blacks and other people within her business. #celebritiesinbusiness #blackenttreprenuers #phyllishymanbusinessowner #phyllishyman

John Henry sits down with Joe Irving, David Benoit, Ron John Jr., Hassan Elgendi, and Ryan and Brittanie Boyd to discuss the drive and the sacrifices that fuel their success. Subscribe Now: http://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBE-TO-VICELAND Follow VICELAND: VICELAND.com | https://www.viceland.com VICE Video | https://video.vice.com Full Uncensored Episodes on iTunes: http://itunes.com/Viceland Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/VICELANDTV Twitter | https://twitter.com/viceland Instagram | http://instagram.com/viceland Newsletter | http://bit.ly/1kpnyN6

On a new episode of #NoSleepingInTheTrophyRoom, #AngelaYee joins host Los Antonio to chops it up on her new coffee shop "Coffee Uplifts People," growing up in Brooklyn, Black Entrepreneurship, investing in Black Businesses and her career. Find REVOLT on TV here: https://revolt.tv/providers Stay connected with REVOLT here: Download our app for more exclusive content! iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/revolt-tv/id863492077 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zype.revolt + Subscribe now: http://bit.ly/REVOLT_Subscribe_Now Website: http://REVOLT.tv (Surf) Instagram: http://Instagram.com/REVOLTTV (Follow) Twitter: http://twitter.com/REVOLTTV (Follow) Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/REVOLT (Like) Snapchat: Revolt.TV (Add) TikTok: REVOLT About REVOLT : Launched by Sean "Diddy" Combs, REVOLT.TV is #1 destination in hip hop. Focused on expertly curating the best of the best in music and engaging youth in social conversation, the multi-genre, multi-platform network offers breaking music news, videos, artist interviews, exclusive performances, and original programming. Artists REVOLT.TV covers include: Joe Budden, Drake, Chance the Rapper, Jay-Z, French Montana, Lil Wayne, Puff Daddy, Diddy, Future, Rick Ross, Remy Ma, Nicki Minaj, Beyonce, Rihanna, Lil Yachty, Kendrick Lamar, Kanye West, Solange, and many more.

Because of systemic barriers to opportunity, Black entrepreneurs face outsized hurdles in starting — and growing — a business. Kim Lewis, CEO and co-founder CurlMix; Kenny Johnson, owner and president of LifeBrand Hospitality; and Yolanda Richards, owner of Imagery by Chioma discuss the unique challenges experienced by entrepreneurs of color. Join us in calling on policymakers to help create a more inclusive and equitable American economy. Learn more about achieving the new entrepreneurial American dream at: kff.mn/ytstartusup Follow us on social media: https://twitter.com/KauffmanFDN https://www.linkedin.com/company/kauffman-foundation https://www.facebook.com/kauffmanfdn https://www.instagram.com/kauffmanfdn/ 0:00 Introduction 0:18 Some of the barriers Black entrepreneurs face 0:42 Solutions 1:38 Conclusion

According to Kiki Ayers there are key traits natural born entrepreneurs have stemming from an early age. Speaking from her own experience of working a 9-5 to her journey to entrepreneurship, Ayers makes the case that being an entrepreneur isn't something that be taught. Though there are skill sets you can learn through workshops, speaking engagements and courses, she argues that the determination, motivation and dedication is something you either have or you don't. Before her success as an award winning journalist, entrepreneur and advocate, she ignored many signs that she wasn't meant to be an employee and through survival skills and taking a leap of faith she's now successful as a serial entrepreneur. Ayers Publicity Ke’Andrea “Kiki” Ayers is the C.E.O of Ayers Publicity and a multi-media Entertainment Journalist. Through her experiences in Journalism she has built a foundation of media contacts. Stemming from the Howard University John H. Johnson School of Communications, she majored in Journalism and minored in English. She spent all her time in school interning for major outlets such as MTV, BET, NBC and CBS Radio. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Official video for "Entrepreneur" by Pharrell Williams featuring JAY-Z. Listen & Download “Entrepreneur” out now: https://pharrellwilliams.lnk.to/Entrepreneur Amazon Music - https://pharrellwilliams.lnk.to/Entrepreneur/amazonmusic Apple Music - https://pharrellwilliams.lnk.to/Entrepreneur/applemusic iTunes - https://pharrellwilliams.lnk.to/Entrepreneur/itunes Pandora - https://pharrellwilliams.lnk.to/Entrepreneur/pandora Tidal - https://pharrellwilliams.lnk.to/Entrepreneur/tidal Spotify - https://pharrellwilliams.lnk.to/Entrepreneur/spotify YouTube Music - https://pharrellwilliams.lnk.to/Entrepreneur/youtubemusic Directed by Calmatic Producers Candice Dragonas, Tina Pavlides & Lola Ridgell A Prettybird Production Connect with Pharrell Williams Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Pharrell/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pharrell/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Pharrell IamOther: https://iamother.com/ Connect with JAY-Z Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/JayZ Twitter - https://twitter.com/S_C_ http://pharrellwilliams.com/ #PharrellWilliams #Entrepreneur #JAYZ

This talk will involve the current state of The Mental Health industry and how it does not address, support, or sustain the current state of Black Mental Health— specifically Black Males and the struggles and challenges of receiving effective, culturally specific, accessible mental services from qualified mental health practitioners. Dr. Curtis Jasper will address how these deficiencies sustain the prolonged struggle faced by Black Men regarding their unique-lived experiences filled with grief, trauma, injustice and abuse. This talk will also include an explanation of the struggle, why the struggle persists and what we as a society can do about it. Pastoral Counselor/Therapist, PhD, MEd This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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For ages, people have been told to find our purpose, and that purpose will lead to a fulfilled life. But what if finding purpose isn’t enough to bring fulfillment? What if the focus on finding purpose, in fact, has been harming us by obscuring who we are with ideas of who we should be? This talk explores how our singular mission should be collective wellness, why now is the time to pursue it, and how the journey will offer the healing our world has desired for centuries. Chloe is an internationally acclaimed social designer, artist, and humanitarian. Fueled by an unshakable reverence for all life, her practice demands dignity for all, and centers the reimagining of societal systems to guarantee global well-being. Hakim-Moore designed and leads NEXT Memphis: a $32 million initiative of Porter-Leath to increase access to high quality early childhood education for all families in Shelby County. Her past projects include: leading the operations of First 8 Memphis; partnering with the National Institutes of Health to serve persons with disabilities in Trinidad and Tobago; and supporting refugees and immigrants through designing citizenship attainment and food entrepreneurship opportunities. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx