by Disruptive Doctors
"Postcall: Beyond the White Coat" offers an inside look at the lives of doctors. Each episode features intimate discussions with doctors in clinical and non-clinical fields on current issues and inspiring stories of doctors impacting healthcare differently. Disruptive Doctors Website: https://disruptive-doctors.com/ Non-clinical Pathfinder: https://disruptive-doctors.com/academy/non-clinical-pathfinder/ Healthcare Revolution conference: https://disruptive-doctors.com/healthcare-revolution/
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July 13, 2026
<p>He's been in Malaysia's busiest emergency room for twenty-eight years. He's run toward car explosions, treated radioactive bodies, and stood at the summit of Everest with a patient who couldn't breathe. And when you ask him what kind of doctor he is, he doesn't say emergency physician.</p><p>He says: humanity medicine.</p><p>Datuk Dr. Alzamani Mohammad Idrose is a Consultant Emergency Physician and Disaster Medicine Specialist at Hospital Kuala Lumpur, coordinator of medical disaster response across the Asian region, holder of seven degrees and two fellowships, and personal physician to the King in 2014. He is also the author of "Krisis," a poet, and a man who literally prescribes laughter to his patients — and can name the four neurochemicals that fire in the brain when you laugh.</p><p>In this episode, you'll hear how a boy from Kedah chose the specialty most doctors avoid, the true story behind the twelve-year-old hostage negotiation that made TV3 news, why he calls emergency medicine "humanity medicine," how his ELEVATING leadership philosophy keeps his staff sane through the hardest shifts in Malaysia, and what a lighthouse on his office wall taught him about leading through storm. Whether you're a doctor considering emergency medicine or someone wondering how any human being survives twenty-eight years on the front line — this is for you. Listen now.</p><p>More episodes: https://disruptive-doctors.com/postcall-beyond-the-white-coat/<br />DD app: https://disruptive-doctors.com/dd-app/<br />DD CON 2026: https://disruptive-doctors.com/dd-con-2026/</p>
June 14, 2026
<p>Most doctors graduate believing palliative care means “giving up.” Dr Caryn Khoo spent fifteen years proving them wrong.</p><p>Dr Caryn Khoo Shiao Yen is a Stanford-trained palliative medicine physician who returned to Malaysia in 2013 — not to a system that was ready for her, but to build one from scratch. She headed the palliative care department at the National Cancer Institute for four years, helped shape Malaysia’s National Palliative Care Policy, and now practices at Sunway Medical Centre.</p><p>In this episode, she delivers the palliative care masterclass every doctor never got in medical school: what palliative care actually is (and isn’t), the 2010 NEJM evidence that early palliative care improves survival in metastatic lung cancer, why collusion around bad news is so common in Malaysian culture and how to handle it, the right way to have DNR conversations, and how any doctor can start using palliative principles today.</p><p>Selina also shares a deeply personal story about her father’s pancreatic cancer — the two years he lived fully, and the final week that was chaotic because palliative care was never involved.</p><p>Dr Caryn Khoo holds an MD from Dalhousie University, completed Internal Medicine training at Mayo Clinic, and is board certified by ABIM in both Internal Medicine and Palliative Medicine following her Stanford Fellowship.</p>
June 7, 2026
<p>Over 1,200 FDA-approved AI devices are already deployed in hospitals around the world. Most doctors have no idea they exist.</p><p>Dr. Melvin Speisman has spent years at the intersection of medicine and technology. Doctors are trained to be the experts in the room. But AI is evolving faster than any curriculum can track, and the gap between what is being deployed and what clinicians understand is growing every day.</p><p>In this episode, Dr. Selina Chew and Dr. Melvin Speisman unpack what is happening at the AI-medicine frontier - the tools being used without physician oversight, why medical education has not kept up, and what happens to doctor-patient trust when neither party understands the technology making decisions in the room.</p><p>This is not a conversation about whether AI is good or bad. It is about what doctors do not know and why that matters now.</p><p>Topics Covered: Why most doctors are unaware of FDA-approved AI tools already in use. The knowledge gap between tech developers and frontline clinicians. How AI is changing diagnosis and decision-making. What doctors should understand about AI. The future of the doctor role in an AI-augmented healthcare system.</p><p>Postcall: Beyond the White Coat is a podcast for doctors navigating the gap between medical training and modern practice. Subscribe for new episodes every Sunday.</p>
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"Postcall: Beyond the White Coat" offers an inside look at the lives of doctors. Each episode features intimate discussions with doctors in clinical and non-clinical fields on current issues and inspiring stories of doctors impacting healthcare differently.
Disruptive Doctors Website: https://disruptive-doctors.com/ Non-clinical Pathfinder: https://disruptive-doctors.com/academy/non-clinical-pathfinder/ Healthcare Revolution conference: https://disruptive-doctors.com/healthcare-revolution/
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