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On Compassion

Published Sun, May 05 2013 2:29 PM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Mental health, Faith and religion, Violence and violence prevention, evolution, Prolactin, Psychology & behavior, Cognition & the brain, Michaeli, compassion, empathy, mirror cells, the Dalai lama
Physicians With High Productivity And Satisfaction Scores Employ Strong Patient-Centered Communication Skills

Published Tue, May 05 2013 6:00 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: productivity, Patient Education, People in healthcare, Doctor-patient relationship, Health care professionals, patient satisfaction, Health care & health policy, Psychology & behavior, medical errors, physician leadership, non-adherence, Medical Ethics, physician communication, PATIENT-CENTERED, compassion, communication skills, HealthPartners of Minneapolis, emotional responses, Mind the Gap, Steve Wilkins
How Can Care Management Respond to Patients’ Spiritual Concerns?

Published Fri, Mar 03 2013 9:30 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: People in healthcare, Cancer, Death and Dying, Health care & health policy, Psychology & behavior, Stress & relaxation, religion, Care Management, Jaan Sidorov, PATIENT-CENTERED, compassion, empathy, Disease Management Care Blog, patient-centered medical homes, spirituality, counseling patients
ER Doc’s Letter To Surviving Spouse Goes Viral (2M+ hits) On Reddit

Published Sun, Mar 03 2013 5:30 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Family, People in healthcare, Doctor-patient relationship, Health care professionals, Family and kids, Forbes, Medicine: wellness & disease, Psychology & behavior, Dan Munro, Patient experience, compassion, empathy, human element
Empathy … and Compassion

Published Fri, Mar 03 2013 2:21 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: People in healthcare, Health care professionals, Christina Thielst, Cleveland Clinic, Health care & health policy, Medicine: wellness & disease, Psychology & behavior, Patient experience, compassion, empathy, Christina's Considerations, caregivers, inspiration, Care for the Caregiver
Promoting the Team Approach in Medical Education: Dealing with the “The Gunners”

Published Mon, Mar 03 2013 1:00 PM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Medical Education, medical school, Patient experience, doctor-patient relationships, compassion, Professional Well-Being, Optimizing Patient Care
The Doctor Becomes The Patient: Lessons Learned From Wearing A Gown

Published Fri, Oct 10 2012 3:30 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Physicians, patients, Treatment, Medical Education, People in healthcare, Cancer, Doctor-patient relationship, Health care professionals, Anger, Pain, New York Times, fear, Health care & health policy, Psychology & behavior, Cognition & the brain, support, Patient experience, being a patient, Archives of Internal Medicine, medical student, Campbell, compassion, empathy, care providers, Kevin Campbell MD, emotions, Physician wellness, benefits and risks, broken health care system, new perspective, catheterization, events beyond control
The Changing Focus of Medical School Admissions: People Skills Required!

Published Mon, Oct 10 2012 4:57 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Patient Engagement, Medical Education, mobile health, People in healthcare, prevention, Health care professionals, Wall Street Journal, mHealth, New York Times, Technology in healthcare, Health care & health policy, Psychology & behavior, medical leadership, medical school, physician leadership, AAMC, Medical Ethics, physician communication, Campbell, health care costs, compassion, empathy, Collaboration in health care, academics, behavioral science, motivators, patient interactions, Association of American Medical Colleges, Kevin Campbell MD, face-to-face contact, health care technology, moral behavior, MCAT, CEOs, social skills, social behavior, psychologists
Culture of Respect In Medicine is the Responsibility of All Caregivers

Published Sat, Oct 10 2012 5:30 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Physicians, Patient Safety, Medical Education, People in healthcare, Health care professionals, New York Times, Health care & health policy, Psychology & behavior, morality, medical leadership, physician leadership, AAMC, medical students, medical training, learning medicine, compassion, Educate the Young, David Mayer MD, bullying, responsibility, safety culture, patient-families, workshops, mentorship, respect, caregivers, moral behavior
Sympathy,empathy and compassion

All of us want a doctor who will care about us – someone who is sympathetic ; who understands our pain; who will provide us a shoulder to cry on ; and a hand to help us heal . Even better than a doctor who provides only sympathy is one who is empathetic...

Published Mon, Sep 09 2012 10:22 PM by Dr.Malpani's Blog

Filed under: compassion, empathy, medical humanity, caring doctors, sympathy
Stop setting the benchmark at the state average

Published Mon, Sep 09 2012 11:21 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Patient Safety, Pharmacy and pharmaceuticals, Health care professionals, NHS, Harvard School of Public Health, Death and Dying, Health care & health policy, Medicine: wellness & disease, Change Management, Patient experience, Medical Ethics, medical training, pay for performance, Paul Levy, Not Running a Hospital, compassion, empathy, status quo, federal policymakers, quality and safety metrics, mediocrity, benchmarks, PSS, Massachusetts hospitals, absolute targets, benchmark at state average, state policymakers, Ashish Jha, IV-tPA, Paul Wiles, Jim Easton, unnecessary death, oversight, Prmary Stroke Service, blood clot, ischemic stroke, Novant Health
A lesson in patience

Published Thu, Sep 09 2012 4:14 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Home Health, Patient Engagement, Patient Safety, Mental health, Medical Education, Health care professionals, Family and kids, Health care & health policy, Medicine: wellness & disease, Aging, anti-aging & longevity, Cognition & the brain, brain damage, Patient experience, Medical Ethics, Paul Levy, Not Running a Hospital, compassion, risk management, ideals vs. reality, childrens hospital, teaching hospital, cerebral palsy, physician error, caregiver fatigue and burnout, air embolism, burden of harm
Needle Box

Published Mon, Jul 07 2012 2:17 PM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Uncategorized, Patient Safety, Medical Education, Health care professionals, Family and kids, Georgetown University School of Medicine, Health care & health policy, maggi cary, margaret cary, Cary, Georgetown University, physician-patient communication, Patient experience, Med Students, narrative medicine, personal essay, Medical Humanities, Connor Benton, compassion, empathy, phlebotomist

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