JMR Podcast
The JMR Podcast provides contemporary insights into research, policy developments, statutory changes, workforce, and international issues regarding the regulation of physicians practicing in the United States. In each episode, host David Johnson interviews researchers, physicians, and writers from the Journal of Medical Regulation (JMRonline.org) about topics impacting medical regulation and current trends.
JMR Podcast
Latest Episodes
Principles-based Approach to Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Professional Work: Perspectives of Health Professionals’ Regulators
Host David Johnson interviews Zubin Austin, BScPhm, MBA, MISc, PhD, FCAHS, regarding his article Principles-based Approach to Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Professional Work: Perspectives of Health Professionals’ Regulators ...
Regulating in a Digital Age: Insights from a Mixed-methods Study
Host David Johnson interviews authors Tracey L. Adams, PhD, and Kathleen Leslie, PhD, JD, RN, regarding their recent article Regulating in a Digital Age: Insights from a Mixed-methods Study
What Makes an Experience Positive in a Regulatory Complaint Management Process? A Qualitative Study
Host David Johnson interviews Lakshmi Bondu, MDS, MPH, regarding her JMR article What Makes an Experience Positive in a Regulatory Complaint Management Process? A Qualitative Study.
Trends in Case Complexity and Implications for Physician Health Programs: An Analysis of Referrals to the Colorado Physician Health Program
Host David Johnson interviews Dr. Michael Gendel regarding his JMR article, Trends in Case Complexity and Implications for Physician Health Programs: An Analysis of Referrals to the Colorado Physician Health Program
Learning from Leading Peers: An Interview Study with Seven State Medical Boards that Recently Implemented Policies to Protect Patients
Host David Johnson interviews Tristan McIntosh, PhD, regarding her recent article, Learning from Leading Peers: An Interview Study with Seven State Medical Boards that Recently Implemented Policies to Protect Patients.