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The STATMed Podcast
STATMed Learning
34 episodes
9 months ago
Welcome to the STATMed podcast, where we teach you HOW to study in med school and HOW to pass boards-style exams! Your hosts are Ryan Orwig and David LaSalle — learning specialists who have decades of experience working with med students and physicians.
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Welcome to the STATMed podcast, where we teach you HOW to study in med school and HOW to pass boards-style exams! Your hosts are Ryan Orwig and David LaSalle — learning specialists who have decades of experience working with med students and physicians.
Show more...
Medicine
Education,
Courses,
Health & Fitness
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How Issues with Executive Function Are Impacted by ADHD in Med School
The STATMed Podcast
28 minutes
4 years ago
How Issues with Executive Function Are Impacted by ADHD in Med School
Conversations About ADHD in Med School: Part 3In episode three of our podcast miniseries, Conversations About ADHD in Med School, host Ryan Orwig returns with Mike, a former STATMed class participant. They dig into how issues with executive function can negatively affect students with ADHD. During this conversation, they discuss what they term "executive dysfunction." Ryan and Mike also share strategies med students can use to mitigate these issues.  "I think executive function issues are probably the widest and biggest of all the ADHD issues. With being a first-year student, even getting tasks completed, getting papers done, getting notes mapped out, and getting the lectures done [is extremely difficult]. Because your brain is always running and you always want to be focused on something else when you really have to stop and focus on one thing for an extended amount of time is probably the most difficult time. Trying to finish up whatever thing you're working on at that time because your brain always wants to skip to the next thing." Dr. Mike  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The STATMed Podcast
Welcome to the STATMed podcast, where we teach you HOW to study in med school and HOW to pass boards-style exams! Your hosts are Ryan Orwig and David LaSalle — learning specialists who have decades of experience working with med students and physicians.