Clinical Problem-Solving Case with Rabih Geha

The Clinical Problem Solving (CPS) format allows the audience to watch how a great clinician reasons through a challenging case, in real time. While it’s always fun when the speaker gets it “right,” the learning comes from seeing how an expert traverses the zigs and zags of a diagnostic journey in a case that unfurls in real time (as it does in life, of course). For grand rounds this year, we’re planning several of these CPS presentations.
This week’s CPS will be presented by our chief residents to Rabih Geha, MD, Associate Professor of the Division of Emergency Services at SFVA. Rabih has emerged as one of the nation’s leading thinkers and teachers in the area of diagnostic reasoning; he co-founded the podcast The Clinical Problem Solvers, which has become internationally renowned as a resource for teaching diagnostic reasoning.
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Program
Bob Wachter: Introduction
00:02:45-00:49:32 - Clinical Problem-Solving Case: Rabih Geha (Associate Professor of the Division of Emergency Services at SFVA)
0:49:32-0:58:28 - Discussion with Fangdi Sun: (Chief Resident)
Bob Wachter: Closing
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[@Reza-be6kn]

What a treat to listen to Dr. Wachter present to Dr. Geha a case which was expertly prepared by Dr. Sun. A beautiful and informative hour. Thank you to all involved. Bravo.

[@bhavikpatel8700]

That’s Rabih being Rabih. The great mathematician who practices medicine. Loved it. Thank you UCSF.

[@nasalk3589]

Great discussion for learners at different stages of training.
Listening all the way from 🇶🇦

[@marcelaaraujodeoliveirasan3631]

Amazing case and discussion! Thank you very much

[@AM-bj7yo]

Just an amazing discussion, I’m so glad to have the fortune to listen to Dr. Rabih, will forever be grateful to this amazing person.

[@drewa6891]

this guy is good

[@MyPerennial]

Great discussion

[@bmeti9851]

gd job

[@soimhossen3023]

Good

[@bdannihilation6729]

Wow

[@0404aah]

Rabih =dr house