Plan-based Diet and Uprooting the Leading Causes of Death - by Michael Greger, M.D. (video), a lecture and Q&A session at Tompkins County Public Library, Ithaca, NY:
Patient-centered communication: what are the basic skills?
Patient-centered communication: what are the basic skills?
Communication skills needed for patient-centered care include:- eliciting the patient's agenda with open-ended questions, especially early on- not interrupting the patient- engaging in focused active listeningPractice this at least in the first 60-seconds, the so-called "golden minute".Understand patient's perspectiveUnderstanding the patient's perspective of the illness and expressing empathy are key features of patient-centered communication. Understanding the patient's perspective
Percentage of U.S. residents with up-to-date screening for colorectal cancer remains at 60% - what options, other than colonoscopy, do we have?
Percentage of U.S. residents with up-to-date screening for colorectal cancer remains at 60% - what options, other than colonoscopy, do we have?
From the NEJM:The percentage of U.S. residents with up-to-date screening for colorectal cancer has not increased appreciably since 2010 and remains at approximately 60%. To achieve the highest level of adherence to colorectal cancer screening, it may be best to provide participants a choice, because the “best” strategy is the one that they will adhere to consistently.The NEJM
Physician ratings at Cleveland Clinic (video)
Physician ratings at Cleveland Clinic (video)
The CEO and the Chief Experience Officer explain the rationale behind the physician ratings at Cleveland Clinic:Disclaimer: I am an allergist at Cleveland Clinic Florida.
Problem solver
Problem solver
From Italian: Pedro and Domenico jump, but Oreste thinks about it a bit... and finds another solution.#donkey #problemsolving Related:This little video even made it to Daily Mail: Donkey shows off his brains by using his TEETH to remove a fence http://buff.ly/2iYmpzn
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