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In this Medscape article, our own Errol Ozdalga, MD weighs in on why communicating and connecting with patients is such an important skill for physicians: "I've noticed there are certain types of doctors who are very intelligent but don't have that communication connection with patients," he says. "I teach medical students that it's an art to talk to people, to be sensitive in terms of what you're hearing, and make sure you care about their agenda — not just your own." https://bit.ly/4buVAZO #healthcare #meded #medicine

Consider your interests, strengths, and values. What aspects of medicine resonate with you most? Are you drawn to hands-on procedures, research, patient interactions, or problem-solving? There's no pressure to decide right now! #premed #meded #medschool

America’s teaching hospitals, with top physicians and cutting-edge technology, deliver the latest in medical care and the best outcomes. These centers of discovery have pioneered innovations like transplants, cancer immunotherapies, and laparoscopic surgery. The unique environment at teaching hospitals, where top medical expertise meets leading research, is crucial for training the next generation of health professionals. All new health professionals spend part of their training in these institutions. The AAMC supports teaching hospitals by providing resources, data, and expertise to foster innovations in patient care, ensure outstanding education for future physicians, and make health care safer, more affordable, and more accessible. https://ow.ly/j45H50S4ozZ #HealthcareInnovation #MedicalEducation #TeachingHospitals #AcademicMedicine

“Taken together, this work should reinforce to policymakers, hospital leadership, physicians, and patients that any differences between the two U.S. medical school degree programs do not translate to quantifiable differences in the quality of inpatient care delivered by MD and DO physicians and surgeons.” #md #do #medicalschool #education #surgeries #surgicaloutcomes #medicine #health

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Here is a small part of my talk on uncertainty in pediatric orthopaedics for physicians in clinical decision making.

Our newest paper on how Cosinuss GmbH will transform post operative care: https://lnkd.in/dg_qdcAi Thanks a lot to Incinur Zellhuber for all the work getting this published in a peer-reviewed journal!

Improving patient engagement has always been a priority in my practice, and I’ve found that focusing on patient education is key to achieving this. Here are three strategies that have made a real difference: 1. Simplify Medical Jargon: Instead of overwhelming patients with complex medical terms, I break down information into simple, easy-to-understand language. This helps patients grasp their conditions and treatment options without feeling lost. 2. Use Visual Aids: Visual aids like diagrams, videos, and infographics can make complex procedures and concepts more accessible. They not only help in explaining treatments but also keep patients engaged and informed. 3. Encourage Questions and Participation: I always make it a point to invite questions and foster an environment where patients feel comfortable actively participating in their care. This interaction helps clarify doubts and ensures they feel heard and valued. These strategies have significantly improved how my patients understand and engage with their care. Find additional insights in my newsletter: https://pxl.to/AD/arbfg5e What techniques do you use to educate your patients and keep them engaged? Let’s share ideas! #PatientEducation #EngagedPatients #HealthcareCommunication #MedicalEducation #PatientCare #drarianademers #RegenerativeMedicine #Orthobiologics #Physicians

We conducted an MDT (Multidisciplinary Team) session with four clinical specialists: a cardiologist, urologist, neurologist, and therapist. For the patient, this essentially replaces the need to spend a week visiting different clinics due to mismatched schedules or wasting an entire day if the schedules align. However, the key takeaway from this experience isn’t just the reduction in time spent or the economic efficiency we achieved. The real significance lies in the shift in approach and the improvement in clinical effectiveness. The notion that we should treat the patient, not just the disease, is often attributed to Hippocrates. Yet, in practice, a comprehensive view of a clinical case is more the exception than the rule. We are striving to make this approach a daily routine—technologically, economically, and methodologically. It’s gratifying when something that was once just an abstract idea becomes a tangible reality that brings value. The idea that Digital MDTs should become as routine in outpatient care as measuring blood pressure is still a vision, but it’s now a vision backed by practice. Additionally, we observed another positive effect that we didn’t anticipate, but I’ll discuss that separately. This version maintains the professional tone and clearly communicates the key points to a business audience.

📄 We're thrilled to announce a new peer-reviewed and accepted publication: Transforming in-clinic post-operative and intermediate care with cosinuss° - Continuous, mobile patient monitoring plays a critical role in post-surgery and intermediate care, enabling real-time tracking of vital signs and thus making the early detection of complications like sepsis a possibility. This report outlines the design and implementation of cosinuss° Health patient monitoring solution for use in intermediate, postoperative clinic settings. It presents the results and insights from three recent, in-clinic applications, discussing both technical and practical aspects, clinical processes, and the reported satisfaction from both patients and medical caregivers. The findings highlight the promising potential of cosinuss° Health on improving patient monitoring and overall clinical outcomes. This report is published in the Computational and Structural Biotech Journal, full-text available at: https://lnkd.in/dsMwZMgw Thanks and congrats to the authors: Incinur Zellhuber, Melanie Schade, Tim Adams, Manfred Blobner, Michael Weber & Catherina Bubb #HealthTech #PatientMonitoring #PostOperativeCare #InnovationInHealthcare #InnovationReport #ComputationalandStructuralBiotechnologyJournal