Five Minute Pearls For Clinical Practice (formerly Five Minute DocCast) is the podcast taught by Dr. Brian Morris that reviews the tools necessary to provide exceptional care for patients. The podcast was named New & Noteworthy by iTunes and consistently ranks in the top 10 medical podcasts on iTunes. Each episode is about five minutes and covers time-tested, evidence-based patient care strategies that aren't always taught in schools or training programs but are nonetheless crucial for success in clinical practice. Dr. Morris has been practicing internal medicine for more than 20 years. He graduated from Johns Hopkins Medical School, trained at Yale, and previously held a teaching position at Harvard Medical School. He currently practices medicine and holds a teaching appointment at UCLA Medical School in Los Angeles. Other podcasts that feature Dr. Morris include: "Five Minute Habits for Healthy Living" and "Five Minute WeightCast."
Dr. Morris is the author of the national bestseller "The Wellness Code: The Evidence-Based Prescription for Weight Loss, Longevity, Health, and Happiness."
The 24th pearl for clinical practice is discussed.
The steps to helping patients change a habit are discussed.
Being authentic in clinical practice is discussed.
Helping patients take their medications consistently is discussed.
Getting a new perspective on yourself and your office is discussed.
Time management in clinical practice is further discussed in this episode.
Time management in clinical practice is discussed in this episode.
In the tradition of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey, The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin, The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz, and The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying U…
The importance of positivity and optimism in clinical practice is discussed. The is the second of the three P’s of clinical practice which are the three most important attitudes we need to bring to p…
The importance of patience in clinical practice is discussed. The is the second of the three P’s of clinical practice which are the three most important attitudes we need to bring to patient care.
The importance of perseverance in clinical practice is discussed. The is the first of the three P’s of clinical practice which are the three most important attitudes we need to bring to patient care.
Finding a mentor is extremely important and we discuss it in this week’s episode.
Office visits are about the patient and not about us. Let’s discuss.
The paradigm of the 5-minute weight loss consult is discussed (part 2).
The paradigm of the 5-minute weight loss consult is discussed (part 1).
Giving patients homework to do between office visits is discussed.
The three step process of helping patients learn a new habit is discussed.
Writing a condolence letter to the family of a patient who has died is discussed.
How to strengthen the 3rd leg of the stool (from pearl #5) is discussed.