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I don't like journal clubs. So the idea of listening to one voluntarily does not come naturally. A member of my nephrology group recommended Freely Filtered so I have given it a try. I don't like the jolly repartee. I am looking for information about specific clinical problems that arise in Nephrology and how the experts handle them. I really like UpToDate. I don't need extraneous/off topic comments. A case presentation might be nice followed by a concise discussion. I have never been good at understanding statistical methods so pointing out the strengths and weakness of statistical methods in plain language would be welcome. I don't like people jumping in all the time. One person should discuss the topic without interruption by others. Then the other panel members can take a turn with the topic. Maybe there should be a moderator that organizes the other participants and then summarizes everyone's comments and maybe adds their own. I thank the participants for taking time to produce this podcast. Y'all are smart and nice people. I guess I just don't like the format. I might listen more if the the podcasts were more organized.Read full review »
AnotherListener3 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/14/22
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This podcast is the most fun way of learning the newest in Nephrology and a bit of statistics along the way. I am an aspiring Nephrologist from India, preparing for upcoming competitive DM entrance exams in November, this show has kept my spirits high and has gotten me even more interested in the...Read full review »
Aakanksha01 via Apple Podcasts · India · 10/16/20
It’s really great to listen to these conversations as if you’re in the room. The dialogue and humor are lighthearted, educational and valuable. Thank you all so much for your efforts to share some of the inter-workings of nephrology in a fun way. Very enjoyable!!!
Racquelbelle409 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/09/20
Thank you for these podcasts. They make nephrology entertaining and exciting and help keep us abreast of the literature.
LNG8894 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/07/20
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