[HTML][HTML] To friend, or not to friend, that is the question… or is it?
N Mistry, R Macri - CMAJ, 2012 - Can Med Assoc
Iam a digital immigrant. 1 Unlike my avoidant (older) colleagues, I am insecurely
enthusiastic about interacting with my patients using social media, where over 60% of my …
enthusiastic about interacting with my patients using social media, where over 60% of my …
For both the doctor and the patient, what we see is important
JE Chaudhari, JGH Dinulos - Current Opinion in Pediatrics, 2012 - journals.lww.com
For all of us who practice medicine, what we see during a patient visit makes a difference.
We might observe a patient's affect that gives away an agenda different from the chief …
We might observe a patient's affect that gives away an agenda different from the chief …
Common Place
J Kuo - Portable Gray, 2020 - journals.uchicago.edu
For the past few months, my job has been to investigate empathy in the physician-patient
relationship at the University of Chicago. As an illustrator, this is a far cry from drawing …
relationship at the University of Chicago. As an illustrator, this is a far cry from drawing …
This Issue: Medical Education
L Greenberg - Pediatric Annals, 2011 - journals.healio.com
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PEDIATRIC ANNALS 40: 9| SEPTEMBER 2011 and to act with integrity. All of these …
PEDIATRIC ANNALS 40: 9| SEPTEMBER 2011 and to act with integrity. All of these …
For physicians seeking empathy: beyond the book to a Web site
M Frederick - Contemporary Pediatrics, 2004 - go.gale.com
Cardiologist Steven H. Farber, MD, has followed his practical and supportive book, Behind
the White Coat: Intimate Reflections on Being a Doctor in Today's World (2002, published by …
the White Coat: Intimate Reflections on Being a Doctor in Today's World (2002, published by …
[BOOK][B] Shared Struggles: Stories from Parents and Pediatricians Caring for Children with Serious Illnesses
AF Schrooten, BP Markovitz - 2021 - Springer
Respectful communication is really valued by parents of medically complex kids. Invite me
into the dialogue and ask my opinion, or at the very least, respect my concerns. In our world …
into the dialogue and ask my opinion, or at the very least, respect my concerns. In our world …
The kindness of strangers
KA Noel - Canadian Family Physician, 2015 - cfp.ca
Patients—that is, people—appreciate kindness—whether it be from a friend, a stranger, or a
family physician. During my medical training, the ability to maintain one's distance from the …
family physician. During my medical training, the ability to maintain one's distance from the …
[HTML][HTML] What my 5-year-old son taught me about medicine
DY Dodek - CMAJ, 2013 - Can Med Assoc
Recently, I took my five-year-old son, Max, with me to round on my patients at the nursing
home I visit weekly. As I entered the facility I saw Anni (not her real name), my 101-year-old …
home I visit weekly. As I entered the facility I saw Anni (not her real name), my 101-year-old …
Loving the Chronically Ill Child: A Pediatrician's Perspective
TG Irons - Children And Health Care: Moral and Social Issues, 1989 - Springer
The doctor-patient relationship has historically been viewed as the most important aspect of
the practice of medicine. Indeed, in the preantibiotic era, medical training and practice often …
the practice of medicine. Indeed, in the preantibiotic era, medical training and practice often …
The changing nature of doctor-patient relationships and how it affects us
J Kardos - Pediatrics in Review, 2006 - publications.aap.org
In 2005, we invited readers to submit editorials on subjects relevant to pediatrics. We were
gratified to receive a number of well-written, heartfelt commentaries. In December 2005, we …
gratified to receive a number of well-written, heartfelt commentaries. In December 2005, we …
