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Listen "#006: Embracing Failure and Prioritizing Relationships with Dr. Pat Brown"
Episode Synopsis
Today's guest is Dr. Pat Brown, a hospitalist at Roper St. Francis Healthcare in Charleston, South Carolina.
Pat is a passionate healthcare provider and professional who has learned how to prioritize balance in life. Pat sees the big picture clearly and is thriving because of this perspective and his ability to put it into action.
Some highlights from this energizing conversation are:
Defining what is a Hospitalist
How Pat managed being rejected by medical school
How doing the small things has made big differences
The importance of relationships
Pat's view on purpose and mission
Some lifestyle tips to start feeling more energy today
Links:
The Doctor's Farmacy Podcast with Dr. Mark Hyman https://open.spotify.com/show/50MFhL6rItlnDDEStFMSPu?si=3498c4944c2a4804
A great podcast for functional medicine and one that Pat particularly appreciates the content on fasting, sugar, and ultra-processed foods. He uses formal references from randomized controlled trials and meta analysis to support his recommendations, all very high level reliable data.
Pat is a passionate healthcare provider and professional who has learned how to prioritize balance in life. Pat sees the big picture clearly and is thriving because of this perspective and his ability to put it into action.
Some highlights from this energizing conversation are:
Defining what is a Hospitalist
How Pat managed being rejected by medical school
How doing the small things has made big differences
The importance of relationships
Pat's view on purpose and mission
Some lifestyle tips to start feeling more energy today
Links:
The Doctor's Farmacy Podcast with Dr. Mark Hyman https://open.spotify.com/show/50MFhL6rItlnDDEStFMSPu?si=3498c4944c2a4804
A great podcast for functional medicine and one that Pat particularly appreciates the content on fasting, sugar, and ultra-processed foods. He uses formal references from randomized controlled trials and meta analysis to support his recommendations, all very high level reliable data.
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