An excellent deep dive into rheumatology studies. Great context for internal medicine. (Good Medicine Podcasts, instagram)

Appreciate thoughtful updates/reviews on rheumatology topics for the busy providers. Well organized and high quality production of each episodes. Thank You, Mike Putnam! 😊

I really appreciate how he helps explain why studies are good or bad and the deeper analysis techniques. Please keep these coming!

Thanks for all the hard work

Entertaining way to catch up on “hot topics” 👍🏻

Excellent listen while on the road 👍🏽👍🏽 catchy title

Current 2nd year rheumatology fellow. Love listening to this on my way to work. Thank you for providing high quality educational material in an easy to digest format.

Up to date. Straight forward. VERY informative! Thank you Mike for doing this. I listen to your podcast on my way to work. Very motivating!

Great job Mike!

Great brief engaging way of presentation. Helps keep community physicians in touch with recent updates. I love how stats get broken down in a simple way. I listen to it on my way to work!!

This is a wonderful podcast, very updated information. Great analysis of rheumatology studies. Thank you for doing this.

There is too little of this out there for the practicing rheumatologist. Great job analyzing papers. Comprehensive and engaging.

Enjoy the podcast and great way to keep up with important papers of rheumatology in an easy to digest format. Look forward to hearing more, keep up the great work!

Mike is a great guy and covers the best studies in rheumatology. 👍👍

As a fellow these are brilliant. Summarizing and analyzing the important aspects of the studies in a hugely accessible way. It’s a pleasure to listen to. Thank you for making them.

I really enjoy this podcast. There is good insight into the medical literature of rheumatology. Morevoer, there is insight into evidence based medicine: strengths and weakness of study design, how to apply statistics to clinical practice e.g. NNT, relative risk, pretest probability, and whether or not studies/trials change clinical practice. I recommend this podcast for all clinicians-in-training.