Wellness | Shame in Medicine

<p>Shame is a powerful emotion that most medical learners experience at one point or another, often in response to making mistakes or experiencing mistreatment. Dr. Will Bynum is a Family Medicine physician-educator and researcher at Duke University who explores the role of shame in the medical education experience. Tune into this episode as we chat about feeling shame as medical students and ways in which we can build shame resiliency. <br/><br/>Links:<br/>1. <a href='https://www.theshameconvo.com/'>The Shame Conversation</a><br/> 2. Brené Brown:<a href='https://www.ted.com/talks/brene_brown_listening_to_shame'> &quot;Listening to Shame&quot; TED Talk</a><br/>3. Brené Brown <a href='https://brenebrown.com/'>Website &amp; Books</a><br/><br/>Follow Dr. Bynum on Twitter at <a href='https://twitter.com/WillBynumMD?s=20&amp;t=asHLxpsqDO4BEOpjKjvW-A'><b>@WillBynumMD</b></a>.</p>