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The Clinical Problem Solvers

The Clinical Problem Solvers
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The Clinical Problem Solvers is a multi-modal venture that works to disseminate and democratize the stories and science of diagnostic reasoning Twitter: @CPSolvers Website: clinicalproblemsolving.com

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In this new SLS episode, Maryana presents a case to Austin, Oumaima, and David as they navigate the waves of subacute inflamma... more

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In this episode of WDx, Cheryl, Kaylin, and Sharmin are joined by Kuchal and Ann Marie, two wonderful members of the CPSolvers Academy.  Kuchal presents a case of a young man with fevers to Ann Marie and Sharmin.

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Recent Guests

Anmolpreet Kaur
Medical professional applying for residency
CPSolvers
Episode: Episode 431: The Clinical Unknown Series with Anmolpreet Kaur
Ann Marie Kumfer
Hospitalist in North Carolina
Episode: Episode 430: WDx #39: Clinical Unknown with Drs. Kuchal Agadi and Ann Marie Kumfer
Kuchal Agadi
Second year internal medicine resident at Harlem, affiliated with Columbia University
Columbia University
Episode: Episode 430: WDx #39: Clinical Unknown with Drs. Kuchal Agadi and Ann Marie Kumfer
Yousuf Patel
Neurology resident from Cape Town, South Africa presenting the case.
Cape Town, South Africa
Episode: Episode 428: Neurology VMR – Diplopia and fever
Aaron Berkowitz
Expert in Neurology engaging in the clinical case discussion.
Washington University in St. Louis
Episode: Episode 428: Neurology VMR – Diplopia and fever
Angela Duvalyan
Second year Cardiology fellow at UCLA, interested in intervention on cardiology, medical education, and clinical trials.
University of California, Los Angeles
Episode: Episode 422: WDx #38: Clinical Unknown with UCLA Cardiology fellows
Rachel Ohman
Third year cardiology fellow at UCLA, focuses on cardio-oncology, heart failure, health equity, and clinical reasoning.
University of California, Los Angeles
Episode: Episode 422: WDx #38: Clinical Unknown with UCLA Cardiology fellows
Vinicius de Sousa
Medical student from Brazil with interests in clinical reasoning
Episode: Episode 416 – Clinical Unknown Series with Dr. Vinicius de Sousa
Dr. Elliot Tapper
Associate Professor in the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology
University of Michigan
Episode: Episode 413: Rafael Medina Hepatology Episode with Dr. Tapper – Driver or Bystander

Hosts

Rabih
Co-host and physician with a focus on diagnostic reasoning and medical education.
Maddy
Co-host and educator with expertise in clinical problem-solving and internal medicine.
Yusuf
Co-host specializing in clinical reasoning and patient care.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 889 ratings
  • abrupt abdominal pain

    if you want to be taken seriously stop laughing for the first five minutes, not funny

    Apple Podcasts
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    deb c. rn
    United States3 months ago
  • Good medicine podcasts

    Funny, incredibly useful, case based, one of the best out there!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Good Medicine Podcasts
    United States5 months ago
  • Priest/Medic

    This truly is an exceptional project. The passion for learning demonstrated by these good people is matched only by the compassion energizing their dedication. Makes me wish I was young enough to apply to medical school! As it is, I learn an enormous lot that’s been boosting my clinical awareness. Very grateful to All involved.🕊

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    5
    timoshak
    United States6 months ago
  • Communist propaganda

    Published a completely ill timed, not clinically relevant series focused more on social and political issues as opposed to medical podcast issues. Focusing on diversity equity and inclusion when it is clear that the majority of Americans are sick and tired of this. Intentionally going against what most Americans want. Pushing agendas, their agendas and indoctrinating younger minds. They clearly have no full concept or grasp on who is pushing this idea. This is for doctors, not sociology, social ... more

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    1
    Joe the Docs
    United States9 months ago
  • Egofest

    Just too painful to listen to all the effusive compliments for really basic reasoning in medicine. There is great underlying content but the hosts make it about themselves, “RLR” but really they all love themselves or are insecure about themselves, or both.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Asheville MMA
    United Statesa year ago

Listeners Say

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The podcast is seen as a valuable resource for medical professionals looking to enhance their diagnostic reasoning skills.
While many find the content educational, some critiques point to excessive self-congratulations from hosts during discussions.
Many listeners appreciate the engaging clinical discussions and humor present in episodes.

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Episode 433 – RLR – A Red Leg
Q: How come we need an ultrasound for this patient?
The hosts explain that ultrasound is necessary to rule out DVT or deeper issues if the patient is admitted, especially given their symptoms.
Episode 433 – RLR – A Red Leg
Q: So, Rabih, what's the equation for them to know?
The guest summarizes that there's a 40 percent discount off the first payment for a referral, and mentions they would get $50 from RR if the referral is successful.
Episode 424 – The Clinical Unknown Series with Debora, Mark, Noah and Rabih
Q: When did you first realize you wanted to be like a diagnostician?
Rabih shared that his journey toward becoming a diagnostician was gradual, crystallizing when he encountered a case in medical literature that merged his interests in mathematics and problem-solving with clinical practice.
Episode 420: Antiracism in Medicine – Episode 28 – SGIM 2025: Immigrant and Refugee Health
Q: What common biases do healthcare providers have when caring for immigrant or refugee patients?
Healthcare providers may have biases about immigration status and fail to contextualize patients' experiences, which affects care delivery.
Episode 420: Antiracism in Medicine – Episode 28 – SGIM 2025: Immigrant and Refugee Health
Q: How does immigration policy directly impact the health and well-being of patients?
Immigration policies are often exclusionary, making access to healthcare inequitable and instilling fear among immigrant populations.

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