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How to Mitigate Caregiver Burnout
September 8, 2021 | 2 min read
Caring for a loved one can be emotionally exhausting. Remind caregivers to prioritize self-care and encourage them to seek support from others.
Passion in the Medical Profession
5 Lessons From my Nonlinear Career in Medicine
August 24, 2021 | 2 min read
Instead of asking medical students what specialty they intend to pursue, we should help them reflect on their natural strengths and values in planning their career.
Lifelong Learning in Clinical Excellence
Moving Beyond Tuskegee
September 20, 2021 | 3 min read
I was able to help my incarcerated brother understand the benefits of COVID vaccination. He appreciated my input and became an advocate to convince other inmates. Much was learned about interacting with those who are vaccine hesitant—read the piece for my pearls.
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"Always use simple language with patients when giving directions about how to take medication, and check for understanding." Jeffrey Millstein, Penn Medicine https://tinyurl.com/72ztyjh2 @millestej @healthcommsoc @PennMedicine @SchadenJake @DrMelanieG @ahmedhankir @drjessigold
I was able to help my incarcerated brother understand the benefits of COVID vaccination. - https://mailchi.mp/8aba27028d43/johns-hopkins-miller-coulson-academy-of-clinical-excellence-pearls-of-the-week-from-closler-5388260
"A helpful practice to connect & understand your patient is to ask, 'How are you doing ...really?' If they’re hesitant to respond, consider sharing something you’ve found stressful lately to open the conversation." @davidkopaczmd @DrHowardLiu #MedEd
https://tinyurl.com/4w8kzkwa
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"Always use simple language with patients when giving directions about how to take medication, and check for understanding." Jeffrey Millstein, Penn Medicine https://tinyurl.com/72ztyjh2 @millestej @healthcommsoc @PennMedicine @SchadenJake @DrMelanieG @ahmedhankir @drjessigold
I was able to help my incarcerated brother understand the benefits of COVID vaccination. - https://mailchi.mp/8aba27028d43/johns-hopkins-miller-coulson-academy-of-clinical-excellence-pearls-of-the-week-from-closler-5388260
"A helpful practice to connect & understand your patient is to ask, 'How are you doing ...really?' If they’re hesitant to respond, consider sharing something you’ve found stressful lately to open the conversation." @davidkopaczmd @DrHowardLiu #MedEd
https://tinyurl.com/4w8kzkwa