TFOS Public Awareness Committee member, Optometrist, Author, Dry Eye Specialist
One of the most common questions I get from patients: How can I take care of my eyes naturally? These are some of the BEST things you can do for your eyes + to take care of your vision.
The way clinicians respond to patients' emotions is associated with a more positive or more negative patient experience. In this study, clinician responses that related to patient emotions were associated with positive patient experiences. https://ow.ly/rOf050RvI1J #PatientEngagement
How do you prioritize patient care with limited resources? ✏️ One should state what the limitations they have to their patient. Trust has to be involved between the patient with pain or concerns and the one with the knowledge to alleviate their issues. If they have limited resources, they should have multiple areas for referrals for the patient to access as they can't complete their care where you are with your limitations.
🌟 Scoliosis Awareness Conversations 🌟 As we continue the Scoliosis Awareness Conversations, former patient, Lexi Trexler shares the emotional side of getting her first brace. #scoliosisconversations #scoliosisawareness #patient
I look forward to sharing my experience on this upcoming webinar!
Join us for a live webinar presentation with Patient Advocate Katelyn LaConte on The Uphill Battle: The Role of Continuous Kidney Replacement Therapy in the Patient Journey. A Q&A session will follow. https://bit.ly/4gNukcK
Your first question can pave the way for trust, understanding, and healing. What's the first thing you ask a patient when you see them? Let's explore how questions can shape our interactions. #HealthcareConversations #PatientCare
"Would access to generative #ArtificialIntelligence–drafted replies correlate with decreased physician #time on reading and replying to patient #messages, alongside an increase in reply length?" TL;DR: No on time, yes on increased message length and it did help with more compassionate replies. https://lnkd.in/gFggnCi6
Did you know that understanding the impact of the burden of hemoglobinopathies can inform a more empathetic and personalized approach to patient care? ➡️ http://ms.spr.ly/6048chakq
What should you know about our new NCORP study addressing patient symptom monitoring and management? Learn more about NRG-CC012CD and its goal to address this gap in patient care. Read more: https://ow.ly/wotF50Sig0A @michiganstateu
