Returning from their travels, Dr. Stu and Blyss share their reflections on their time in Bali and Haiti, offering valuable insights into cultural practices and healthcare. Looking at some current dilemmas and fellow traveler letters, they delve into various topics related to accountability and integrity, including the importance of critical thinking when choosing which research to trust, maintaining personal integrity and standing up for beliefs, and empathizing with patients to avoid insensitivity and invalidating experiences.

In this episode of Birthing Instincts:

Dr. Stu & Blyss’ reflections on Bali & Haiti
Advice for an unhappy hospital worker
Choosing which research data to trust
Importance of personal accountability and integrity
Insensitivity & invalidating experiences in healthcare

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Video: OBGYNs Speak
Article: Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr. James Thorp

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#302 Will Anyone Ever Be Held Accountable?

Birthing Instincts

#302 Will Anyone Ever Be Held Accountable?