Clinical Currents Podcast

A Department of Medicine podcast for clinicians across the Maritimes

Clinical Currents is a professional development podcast from the Dalhousie Department of Medicine, created for internal medicine physicians of all subspecialties across the Maritimes.

Hosted by Dr. Meredith Chiasson and Dr. Peter Gregory, the series brings you interviews, case-based discussions, and storytelling that explore the latest research, educational practices, and clinical insights shaping internal medicine in our region and beyond. Each episode is designed to spark ideas, share practical knowledge, and offer inspiration for your work as both a clinician and an educator.

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Integrating knowledge translation and faculty development

Clinical Currents is the latest evolution in the Department of Medicine’s long-standing commitment to continuing professional development. It brings together two of our most valued initiatives: Medicine Matters (knowledge translation) and Teach the Teacher (faculty development). By combining these into one accessible, engaging format, Clinical Currents offers a shared home for the conversations that matter most to internal medicine physicians.

Whether exploring advances in clinical care, highlighting new approaches to teaching, or examining quality improvement initiatives, the podcast extends our CPD suite into a format designed for busy professionals – practical, portable, and rooted in the realities of practice across the Maritimes.

Acrreditation

Listening to Clinical Currents can be applied toward your continuing professional development. Each episode is accredited for 0.5 hours of Section 2 credit under the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada’s Maintenance of Certification (MOC) Program.

Simply log the episode in your MAINPORT ePortfolio to claim credit.

Tune in

Podcast platforms and release schedule for Clinical Currents

New episodes of Clinical Currents are released monthly, bringing you fresh conversations and practical insights to support your work as a clinician and educator.

To listen, browse our episode archive just below or tune in on any major podcast platforms, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts – wherever you already enjoy your podcasts.

Clincal Currents episode archive

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Recommended by DoM physicians

Looking for your next listen? Here’s what our physicians are listening to and recommending.

  • General Internal Medicine
  • Medical Oncology
    • Two Onc Docs – Straightforward oncology education, designed with residents and clinicians in mind.
       
  • Cardiology
    • CardioNerds – Engaging case-based discussions covering the breadth of cardiovascular medicine.
       
  • Geriatrics
    • GeriPal – Conversations on geriatrics and palliative care with a thoughtful, human focus.
       
  • Palliative Care
    • The Waiting Room Revolution – Hosted by Hsien Seow and Samantha Winemaker, this podcast explores patient-centered approaches to palliative care.
       
  • Nephrology
  • Dermatology
    • Dermalogues – Canadian dermatologists break down common cases and clinical pearls.
       
  • Endocrinology
  • Hematology
  • Respirology
    • Airwaves & Airways – BC Lung Foundation podcast on lung health, clinical care, and research.
       
  • Gastroenterology
    • CAG Podcast – Bite-sized GI education from the Canadian Association of Gastroenterology.
       
  • Rheumatology
    • Around the Rheum – Canadian rheumatologists discuss cases, challenges, and innovations in the field.
       
  • Infectious Diseases
  • Neurology
  • Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
    • MSK Matters – Focused discussions on musculoskeletal medicine and rehabilitation care.

 

Other appearances by DoM faculty

Explore external podcasts where our physicians share their expertise and perspectives.
 
  • Dr. Marihan Farid
    • Dr. Farid has been an advocate for addressing ableism and promoting inclusion in medicine, building on work she and a team of Dalhousie residents presented at Department of Medicine Rounds. Her efforts in this area continue to grow, contributing to important conversations about equity in medical education and practice.

    • 🎧 Hear Dr. Farid speak on this subject in the DocsWithDisabilities Podcast, recorded during a panel at the International Congress on Academic Medicine (ICAM) in April 2025.


 

We want to hear from you!

Have any suggestions for topics, guest speakers, or podcasts you'd recommend to fellow physicians? Any general feedback you'd like to share? Reach us at clinicalcurrents.dom@gmail.com