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1/ "Do you have a second to chat?"
(i.e., The phrase that results in almost a reflex cringe š³...)
We all want feedback,
but we dread it at the same time.
How can we deliver better feedback?
Check out this week's thread for some tips!
(i.e., The phrase that results in almost a reflex cringe š³...)
We all want feedback,
but we dread it at the same time.
How can we deliver better feedback?
Check out this week's thread for some tips!
2/ This week we will discuss giving feedback in the inpatient setting with a focus on integrating it into daily clinical care.
For more detailed threads on feedback, check out our prior 11-week series on the topic:
twitter.com/i/events/13632ā¦
For more detailed threads on feedback, check out our prior 11-week series on the topic:
twitter.com/i/events/13632ā¦
3/ For feedback to be well-received, there needs to be a culture of trust and respect between you and your learner(s).
Seriously, this is THE most important part.
Check out @GStetsonMD's prior thread on the topic:
Seriously, this is THE most important part.
Check out @GStetsonMD's prior thread on the topic:
1/š§µ Are you happy?
My brother w #DownSyndrome is teaching me tons of life lessons.
In medicine & in life, I make big decisions based on guesstimates of otherās Quality of Life #QOL.
I often GET IT WRONG!
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What do adults w #disability teach me about TRUTH?
Can I learn?
My brother w #DownSyndrome is teaching me tons of life lessons.
In medicine & in life, I make big decisions based on guesstimates of otherās Quality of Life #QOL.
I often GET IT WRONG!
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What do adults w #disability teach me about TRUTH?
Can I learn?
2/š„ How do we ācalculateā someoneās #QOL?
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#Confession: I get it all wrong when I impose MY judgment onto THEIR life.
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Greg, my 57 y/o brother-in-law with Down Syndrome, has a better QOL than I do.
Why?
Digest thisā¦read onā¦
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#DownSyndromeLove
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#Confession: I get it all wrong when I impose MY judgment onto THEIR life.
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Greg, my 57 y/o brother-in-law with Down Syndrome, has a better QOL than I do.
Why?
Digest thisā¦read onā¦
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#DownSyndromeLove
3/ My working definition of QOL is āthe ability to give & receive love.ā
REREAD THATš
Greg understands the Law of the Gift: Treasures GROW when we give them away.
Itās the opposite of hoarding.
Yet, giving ourselves to others can be SCARY. Greg ponders deeply these emotions.
REREAD THATš
Greg understands the Law of the Gift: Treasures GROW when we give them away.
Itās the opposite of hoarding.
Yet, giving ourselves to others can be SCARY. Greg ponders deeply these emotions.
There was a time once, when every day brought with it a glorious purpose.
When there was a genuine sense of fulfillment.
When grief was a transient thing, not lingering to carve out hollow people.
When hearts could heal, and learn to let go. 1/
When there was a genuine sense of fulfillment.
When grief was a transient thing, not lingering to carve out hollow people.
When hearts could heal, and learn to let go. 1/
My eyes open before my alarm goes off. Old habit.
Except thereās no alarm set today. Iāve taken some time off work- a whole two weeks.
Itās the most time Iāve taken off in over a decade.
Iām not sure what to do with myself.
Iām exhausted, but sleep wonāt help. 2/
Except thereās no alarm set today. Iāve taken some time off work- a whole two weeks.
Itās the most time Iāve taken off in over a decade.
Iām not sure what to do with myself.
Iām exhausted, but sleep wonāt help. 2/
My parents are going to be visiting from Houston.
I will myself out of bed and make the decision to get some groceries, so my fridge isnāt pathetically bare.
In the shower, I turn the water as hot as I can bear.
Trying to purge the lingering tension in my muscles. 3/
I will myself out of bed and make the decision to get some groceries, so my fridge isnāt pathetically bare.
In the shower, I turn the water as hot as I can bear.
Trying to purge the lingering tension in my muscles. 3/
It's been over a week since @TedLasso Episode 6 for which I was asked to be a guest on the amazing #MedLasso podcast with @ETSshow and @TheRealDoctorT. While we covered quite a bit, there was SO much we couldn't get to. Sharing a brief š§µ here.
explorethespaceshow.com/podcasting/medā¦
explorethespaceshow.com/podcasting/medā¦
I mentioned at the beginning that I had major #ImplicitBias when we first met @TheKeeleyJones. Since then, she has become one of my FAVORITE characters, for many reasons.
There is so much more to her than what is on the surface. She epitomizes don't judge a book by its cover.
There is so much more to her than what is on the surface. She epitomizes don't judge a book by its cover.
Funny I reacted to her initial entrance in that way as I have often been told I am too bubbly/ enthusiastic to be taken seriously or seen as a professional. Goes to show you how these unconscious stereotypes can influence all of us, even when we have been on the receiving end.
Your patient has acute SARS-CoV-2 infection.
They are unvaccinated.
Whatās the best way to talk to them about their vaccination status?
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They are unvaccinated.
Whatās the best way to talk to them about their vaccination status?
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In most patients with intact immune systems, vaccinations against SARS-CoV-2 work to reduce incidence and severity of COVID-19.
However, to date, approximately 40% of eligible Americans are unvaccinated.
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However, to date, approximately 40% of eligible Americans are unvaccinated.
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As the delta variant spreads, and hospitals fill, these morally challenging encounters are on the rise.
And we are tired.
@MarkHertling
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And we are tired.
@MarkHertling
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Finding your call room
When your attending tries to be funny
