Welcome to the third and final show of the first season of UndifferentiatED. At the end of our last show it became clear that our patient who presented with abdominal and back pain could not walk. Our team of providers also noted that he had

UndifferentiatED: Show #2. A Patient's Journey in the Emergency Department

Sep 9th, 2016 47m 6s

We continue our journey with a 67 year-old male presenting to the emergency department with back pain and abdominal pain. On this episode we talk to Dr. Elizabeth Dee, a radiologist at Denver Health Medical Center, about imaging the spine w

UndifferentiatED: Show #1. A Patient's Journey in the Emergency Department

Aug 23rd, 2016 42m 15s

This show is a three part podcast where we follow the journey of a patient as they are evaluated in the emergency department. In the first episode we encounter a patient in his 70's who has a chief complaint of back pain. We talk to expert

Denver Underground: Dr. Christopher Colwell

Apr 27th, 2016 55m 15s

Dr. Christopher Colwell Chief of Emergency Medicine at Denver Health.On this episode of Denver Underground we talk to Dr. Colwell about tennis, a lineage of physicians in the Colwell family, passion for emergency medicine, a tradition of excel

Dr. Emmy Betz on Suicide Prevention, Elderly Drivers and Ivy Leagues

Jan 23rd, 2016 42m 1s

Denver Underground #3. This is a conversation with Dr. Emmy Betz about suicide prevention, elderly drivers, growing up with scientist parents and the appeal of Ivy League schools. Spencer Tomberg

Dr. Dowin Boatright on Diversity in Emergency Medicine Training

Dec 17th, 2015 31m 1s

In episode 2 we talk to Dowin about rafting in the South, movies you have to read and the work he has done to build a diverse community of trainees in the Denver Health Residency.Spencer Tomberg

Dr. Jacqueline Ward-Gaines on Race/Bugs/Family and Medicine

Nov 24th, 2015 1h 20m

Denver Underground #1. A conversation with Dr. Jacqueline Ward-Gaines on her path through a HBCU, her childhood love of dissecting bugs, the challenges of cultural isolation and the importance of understanding the perspectives of our patients

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