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Stably Unstable with Dr. Jeff Yoo

Stably Unstable with Dr. Jeff Yoo

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Hosted by Dr. Jeff Yoo, emergency physician and medical educator, this podcast dives into honest, high-impact conversations with key opinion leaders across healthcare, wellness, addiction, fitness, and human performance.

Drawing from the front lines of emergency medicine, Dr. Yoo explores the realities that often stay hidden—from burnout, moral distress, and system failures, to resilience, recovery, and what it actually takes to stay healthy in high-pressure environments.

Each episode blends evidence-based insight with lived experience, featuring candid discussions with physicians, healthcare leaders, researchers, athletes, and thinkers shaping how we understand health today.

This is an unfiltered look at modern healthcare—and the people working inside it—designed for both professionals and the health-curious public.

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    • Stably Unstable Ep001: Dr. Eric Grafstein

      Stably Unstable Ep001: Dr. Eric Grafstein
      Jan 13 2026

      Dr. Eric Grafstein is an emergency physician, health system leader, and one of my longtime professional mentors. His work has profoundly shaped how emergency care is delivered—both for patients and for the clinicians working inside the system.

      He has been practicing medicine for over 40 years and has held some of the most influential leadership roles in emergency medicine in British Columbia, including serving as the Regional Head of Emergency Medicine, overseeing 13 emergency departments across the province.

      In this conversation, we dive into some of the most pressing issues facing emergency medicine and healthcare today, including:
      -Burnout among healthcare workers
      -Substance use and moral distress in medicine
      -Emergency department wait times and system strain
      -Public trust in healthcare—and how we begin to rebuild it

      This is an honest, thoughtful, and systems-level conversation about what’s breaking, what still works, and what needs to change if we want a sustainable future for emergency medicine and healthcare as a whole.

      Whether you’re a healthcare worker or someone who’s ever needed an emergency department, this episode offers rare insight into how the system really works—from the inside.
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