Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine Podcast

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Translating today's clinical research and news into tomorrow's practice.
Each episode of this podcast series, hosted by Frank J. Domino, MD, Professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at UMass Medical School, will feature interviews with family physicians about practice-changing clinical research and cover patient-focused best practices in Family Medicine.

Translating today’s clinical research and news into tomorrow’s practice.
Each episode of this podcast series, hosted by Frank J. Domino, MD, Professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at UMass Medical School, will feature interviews with family physicians about practice-changing clinical research and cover patient-focused best practices in Family Medicine.


All Episodes

Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine Is Screen Time Taking Your Child’s Sleep Time? – Frankly Speaking EP 65

Listen to this podcast episode for a brief summary of the literature on electronic media and its relation to sleep—specifically delayed bedtimes and decreased sleep duration. Screen-based media consumption...

Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine Diet! Diet! Who’s Got the Best Diet? – Frankly Speaking EP 64

71% of adults in the United States are overweight or obese. To tackle this problem, primary care providers must stay up to date on the best evidence for addressing...

Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine Changing Immunization Practices: 2-Dose Vaccines – Frankly Speaking EP 63

Immunization practices are constantly in flux as new vaccines are approved and guidelines are updated. Recently, the FDA approved a 2-dose hepatitis B virus (HBV) vaccine and a new...

Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine I’ve Got Rhythm: Catheter Ablation Therapy for Patients with Atrial Fibrillation and Heart Failure – Frankly Speaking EP 62

Management of patients with atrial fibrillation has long centered on the relative merits of rate control versus rhythm control. The CASTLE-AF trial evaluated catheter ablation as a treatment for...

Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine How to Best Treat Cognitive Impairment – 2018 AAN Recommendations – Frankly Speaking EP 61

In this week’s episode, we’ll be continuing the discussion on the AAN’s updated practice guideline on mild cognitive impairment. Last week’s podcast episode provided overview of the updated practice...

Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine Screening for Dementia; Better Than MMSE (Mini Mental Status Exam) – Frankly Speaking EP 60

The American Academy of Neurology recently published the first updated practice guideline on mild cognitive impairment since 2001. Listen to this week’s episode for an overview of the updated...

Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine GET UP: A Small Bit of Movement Makes a Big Impact – Frankly Speaking EP 59

This observational study found adding very little activity, akin to going for a 30-minute walk or converting to a standing desk for half your workday, lowered all-cause and cardiovascular...

Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine Do We Still Use Warfarin? – Frankly Speaking EP 58

Direct acting oral anticoagulants are increasingly used for stroke prevention for individuals with atrial fibrillation. Whether these agents are as safe and effective as warfarin has been a concern...

Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine Helping Depressed Patients Change: Behavioral Activation – Frankly Speaking EP 57

Listen to this week’s episode to learn about the basic concepts of behavioral activation (BA), what research has demonstrated about its use in depression, and how to apply BA...