Trishul Reddy, MD
Trishul Reddy is a family medicine chief resident.
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Health policy
A better approach to primary care is imperative for improving the delivery of health services to our nation’s population. As a family medicine resident, I see the need first hand in the mountains of East Tennessee. It’s 11:30pm on a…
A better approach to primary care is imperative for improving the delivery of health services to our nation’s population. As a family medicine resident, I see the need first hand in the mountains of East Tennessee.
It’s 11:30pm on a Sunday night when the medical student and I receive the ER call.
“A thirty-two-year-old diabetic male with uncontrolled sugars and right arm cellulitis, I think he needs admission.”
When I reach the ER, …
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Health is not Democratic or Republican, it resonates with both sides
Physician voices
Does it really make sense for a neurosurgeon to be quoted in a news story about a new treatment for diabetes or prevention of obesity? Some news reporters think so, leaving primary care physicians frustrated at the media’s lack of…
Does it really make sense for a neurosurgeon to be quoted in a news story about a new treatment for diabetes or prevention of obesity? Some news reporters think so, leaving primary care physicians frustrated at the media’s lack of understanding about the wide range of expertise they practice on a daily basis. In both news and entertainment media, seeking out and representing primary care expertise seems to be the …
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Primary care physicians are negatively portrayed in the media
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