Stanford Medicine 25
@stanfordmed25.bsky.social
Stanford Medicine 25 is dedicated to teaching and promoting bedside exam skills to medical students, residents and healthcare professionals both in person and online.
Learn more: https://stanfordmedicine25.stanford.edu/
Learn more: https://stanfordmedicine25.stanford.edu/
We're looking forward to the hands-on exams and sessions on narrative medicine at the first annual Northwestern Conference for Bedside Medicine in Chicago over the next few days! bit.ly/44ZRRn0
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November 13, 2025 at 11:50 PM
We're looking forward to the hands-on exams and sessions on narrative medicine at the first annual Northwestern Conference for Bedside Medicine in Chicago over the next few days! bit.ly/44ZRRn0
Complaints of knee pain are common, & the knee physical exam plays an important role in both determining the cause of the discomfort & whether further imaging studies are needed. Check out #StanfordMed25's guide, which includes a checklist & video demo. stan.md/46dYMs1
October 29, 2025 at 3:19 PM
Complaints of knee pain are common, & the knee physical exam plays an important role in both determining the cause of the discomfort & whether further imaging studies are needed. Check out #StanfordMed25's guide, which includes a checklist & video demo. stan.md/46dYMs1
Check out our quick tips for the #AorticRegurgitation physical exam. Want to learn more? See our full guide here: stan.md/46ZQwfF #S25ClinicalSkills
October 27, 2025 at 4:56 PM
Check out our quick tips for the #AorticRegurgitation physical exam. Want to learn more? See our full guide here: stan.md/46ZQwfF #S25ClinicalSkills
In recognition of October's Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we're highlighting clinical tips and techniques for the breast exam. It's critical to know the correct technique for the breast exam to better discriminate between benign and possible malignant lesions. stan.md/42z1BD4
October 23, 2025 at 9:01 PM
In recognition of October's Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we're highlighting clinical tips and techniques for the breast exam. It's critical to know the correct technique for the breast exam to better discriminate between benign and possible malignant lesions. stan.md/42z1BD4
@stanforddeptmed.bsky.social's Shireen Heidari has learned showing emotions in the workplace does not make one less capable of being a physician. Rather, she explains, this aspect of being human can help facilitate patient connection. bit.ly/3VBq7zA
Permission to Cry
I was standing by the service elevators when I finally burst into tears. It was Saturday
morning, and I had been at the hospital before the sun. Rounds had taken almost 5
hours. I remember standing ou...
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October 2, 2025 at 2:04 PM
@stanforddeptmed.bsky.social's Shireen Heidari has learned showing emotions in the workplace does not make one less capable of being a physician. Rather, she explains, this aspect of being human can help facilitate patient connection. bit.ly/3VBq7zA
Check out our quick tip sheet on the knee physical exam, which can provide valuable information that helps determine if imaging studies may be helpful. More on the knee exam: stan.md/46dYMs1 #S25ClinicalSkills
September 24, 2025 at 1:35 PM
Check out our quick tip sheet on the knee physical exam, which can provide valuable information that helps determine if imaging studies may be helpful. More on the knee exam: stan.md/46dYMs1 #S25ClinicalSkills
Did you know that examining the hand can reveal a number of important diagnoses, including liver disease, kidney disease, endocarditis & more? stanford.io/2W0rLgO
September 22, 2025 at 5:26 PM
Did you know that examining the hand can reveal a number of important diagnoses, including liver disease, kidney disease, endocarditis & more? stanford.io/2W0rLgO
September is #ProstateCancerAwarenessMonth, & rectal physical exams play an important role in identifying cancer. See #StanfordMed25's how-to guide here: stanford.io/4e81J06
September 18, 2025 at 6:22 PM
September is #ProstateCancerAwarenessMonth, & rectal physical exams play an important role in identifying cancer. See #StanfordMed25's how-to guide here: stanford.io/4e81J06
"Masterclass in Medicine: Lessons from the Experts," a new book written by @nam.edu members including @stanforddeptmed.bsky.social 's Michelle Barry, explores how physicians can build intangible skills related to #PatientCare. bit.ly/4mOIpJJ
Getting to the Heart of Medicine: Uncovering the Intangible Skills Clinicians Say Matter Most - NAM
By Jamie Durana
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September 15, 2025 at 3:04 PM
"Masterclass in Medicine: Lessons from the Experts," a new book written by @nam.edu members including @stanforddeptmed.bsky.social 's Michelle Barry, explores how physicians can build intangible skills related to #PatientCare. bit.ly/4mOIpJJ
This #StanfordMed25 video breaks down the most common causes of shoulder pain — like rotator cuff injuries, frozen shoulder & more — & shows how to diagnose them through a focused #PhysicalExam. bit.ly/4jYTdU1
September 3, 2025 at 4:09 PM
This #StanfordMed25 video breaks down the most common causes of shoulder pain — like rotator cuff injuries, frozen shoulder & more — & shows how to diagnose them through a focused #PhysicalExam. bit.ly/4jYTdU1
Our new video with Stanford Neurology's Kathleen Poston covers why observation is critical in the initial diagnosis of #ParkinsonsDisease & features a real patient who shares his experience. bit.ly/41GQ4RG
Why in Parkinson's Disease Observation is Critical - Stanford Neurologist
Stanford Director of Parkinson's Center presents the Parkinson's disease physical exam and shows why observing your patient is critical in the initial diagnosis of Parkinson's Disease. Dave also shares a real patient experience on his diagnosis with Parkinson's and some of the struggles this comes with. The rest of the series will be uploaded in the coming weeks. Produced by Aaron Frank, MD and Errol Ozdalga, MD. Thank you CSRP Funding for your support of Stanford 25. 0:00 Introduction 0:50 5 Key Skills for the Parkinson's Exam 1:40 40% of Parkinson's patients cared for by non-neurologists 2:11 Why observation is so important 2:45 Dave's Story and Observation 5:00 Writing Issues 6:18 Takeaways from Observing Dave 6:50 Asymmetric Findings 7:12 Leg Observations
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September 2, 2025 at 3:46 PM
Our new video with Stanford Neurology's Kathleen Poston covers why observation is critical in the initial diagnosis of #ParkinsonsDisease & features a real patient who shares his experience. bit.ly/41GQ4RG
@medscape.com explores how #GenZ physicians connect with younger patients — & what can be learned from it. wb.md/3HjP679
No Cap: Gen Z Clinicians Are Changing Bedside Manner
How Gen Z doctors engage with younger patients — and how you can too.
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August 29, 2025 at 4:17 PM
@medscape.com explores how #GenZ physicians connect with younger patients — & what can be learned from it. wb.md/3HjP679
Will Flanary (Dr. Glaucomflecken) brings his unique perspective as an #ophthalmologist, comedian & sudden cardiac death survivor to @Stanford Department of Medicine's Grand Rounds on Sept. 5 at noon. Stanford community welcome at campus & satellite locations. stan.md/4mP3WkS
August 28, 2025 at 8:08 PM
Will Flanary (Dr. Glaucomflecken) brings his unique perspective as an #ophthalmologist, comedian & sudden cardiac death survivor to @Stanford Department of Medicine's Grand Rounds on Sept. 5 at noon. Stanford community welcome at campus & satellite locations. stan.md/4mP3WkS
Here's a quick look at how #StanfordMed25's Andre Kumar uses point-of-care ultrasound (#POCUS) to evaluate heart function in real time—showing both probe positioning & live echo views. Full video here: bit.ly/4fovqvg
August 27, 2025 at 3:52 PM
Here's a quick look at how #StanfordMed25's Andre Kumar uses point-of-care ultrasound (#POCUS) to evaluate heart function in real time—showing both probe positioning & live echo views. Full video here: bit.ly/4fovqvg
#StanfordMed25 Team Spotlight: Sonoo Thadaney Israni is the Executive Director of the Program in #BedsideMedicine. Her diverse expertise spans academic management, teaching, marketing, coaching, filmmaking & more!
August 26, 2025 at 7:24 PM
#StanfordMed25 Team Spotlight: Sonoo Thadaney Israni is the Executive Director of the Program in #BedsideMedicine. Her diverse expertise spans academic management, teaching, marketing, coaching, filmmaking & more!
Quick refresher on #ParkinsonsDisease: The physical exam plays a key role in diagnosing & monitoring progression. Examination consists of a series of tests & maneuvers that evaluate the four main characteristics of the disease. More: stanford.io/2OahcTK #S25ClinicalSkills
August 21, 2025 at 4:21 PM
Quick refresher on #ParkinsonsDisease: The physical exam plays a key role in diagnosing & monitoring progression. Examination consists of a series of tests & maneuvers that evaluate the four main characteristics of the disease. More: stanford.io/2OahcTK #S25ClinicalSkills
When studying percussion in the pulmonary exam, it's important to be able to outline the area of "absolute" cardiac dullness — a fist-sized area just to the left of the sternum. If it is not there, it suggests emphysema. stanford.io/2mYkHlb
August 19, 2025 at 2:13 PM
When studying percussion in the pulmonary exam, it's important to be able to outline the area of "absolute" cardiac dullness — a fist-sized area just to the left of the sternum. If it is not there, it suggests emphysema. stanford.io/2mYkHlb
#CarpalTunnelSyndrome is the most common nerve entrapment syndrome, affecting approximately 3.8% of the general population. Visit stan.md/45iQbnE to view Stanford Medicine 25's guide to the physical exam, which reviews inspection steps, the motor exam and provocative maneuvers.
August 18, 2025 at 3:47 PM
#CarpalTunnelSyndrome is the most common nerve entrapment syndrome, affecting approximately 3.8% of the general population. Visit stan.md/45iQbnE to view Stanford Medicine 25's guide to the physical exam, which reviews inspection steps, the motor exam and provocative maneuvers.
Parkinson's Foundation estimates 1.1 million Americans have #ParkinsonsDisease. Although there is currently no cure, early diagnosis improves outcomes. Check out these #StanfordMed25 resources to help medical learners recognize the condition: stanford.io/3J3pH1T
Physical Exam Resources for Parkinson's Disease: A Guide for Medical Learners
Explore physical exam resources from Stanford Medicine 25 to help diagnose Parkinson’s disease—a growing neurological condition affecting millions.
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August 14, 2025 at 3:57 PM
Parkinson's Foundation estimates 1.1 million Americans have #ParkinsonsDisease. Although there is currently no cure, early diagnosis improves outcomes. Check out these #StanfordMed25 resources to help medical learners recognize the condition: stanford.io/3J3pH1T
Why is "25" part of our name? It's symbolic! We started with 25 key physical exam techniques — not because there are only 25 worth knowing, but because we had to start somewhere. Think of "25" as a call to action — to start, learn, master & then carry those skills to the bedside!
August 13, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Why is "25" part of our name? It's symbolic! We started with 25 key physical exam techniques — not because there are only 25 worth knowing, but because we had to start somewhere. Think of "25" as a call to action — to start, learn, master & then carry those skills to the bedside!
We know from our personal clinical experience that hands are powerful instruments of healing — but there's also some fascinating research that sheds light on the physical & emotional benefits of human touch: stanford.io/4lgoeU9
Hands-On Healing: The Evidence Behind Therapeutic Touch
From Abraham Verghese’s TEDTalk to new research on physical and emotional benefits, we explore why touch is still essential in patient care.
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August 12, 2025 at 6:51 PM
We know from our personal clinical experience that hands are powerful instruments of healing — but there's also some fascinating research that sheds light on the physical & emotional benefits of human touch: stanford.io/4lgoeU9
"There are no algorithms & no shortcuts for patient-centered care," writes #StanfordMed25's Andrew Elder in an opinion piece for @bmj.com. bit.ly/4mA4Lhx
August 11, 2025 at 1:27 PM
"There are no algorithms & no shortcuts for patient-centered care," writes #StanfordMed25's Andrew Elder in an opinion piece for @bmj.com. bit.ly/4mA4Lhx
Stanford Medicine 25 faculty members Abraham Verghese, Andrew Elder, Maja Artandi, & John Kugler will present at Northwestern Center for Bedside Medicine's Conference in Bedside Medicine this November! Hope to see you there! bit.ly/44ZRRn0
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August 4, 2025 at 8:38 PM
Stanford Medicine 25 faculty members Abraham Verghese, Andrew Elder, Maja Artandi, & John Kugler will present at Northwestern Center for Bedside Medicine's Conference in Bedside Medicine this November! Hope to see you there! bit.ly/44ZRRn0
Pediatric #cardiologist Tom Collins demonstrates the cardiovascular exam of a newborn & provides a realistic reproduction of some #HeartMurmurs that might be encountered in early infancy. stanford.io/400fsB8
Newborn Cardiac Examination
Dr. Tom Collins, provides a overview of the newborn cardiovascular examination, highlighting the importance of early detection and assessment of cardiac health in infants. The examination identifies c...
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July 22, 2025 at 7:16 PM
Pediatric #cardiologist Tom Collins demonstrates the cardiovascular exam of a newborn & provides a realistic reproduction of some #HeartMurmurs that might be encountered in early infancy. stanford.io/400fsB8
Major categories of hyperkinetic movement disorders include tremor, tics, myoclonus, chorea, athetosis, dystonia & hemiballismus. See more on movement disorders from #StanfordMed25: stanford.io/4lAGaIV
July 18, 2025 at 4:43 PM
Major categories of hyperkinetic movement disorders include tremor, tics, myoclonus, chorea, athetosis, dystonia & hemiballismus. See more on movement disorders from #StanfordMed25: stanford.io/4lAGaIV