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  1. OK, I'm trying really hard not to be the angry guy from Inside Out, but it's proving rather difficult for me to remain composed.
    Uncle recently had a CT scan done, and the radiologist indicated potential cancer in the results, which I saw in MyChart shortly after they were released.
    You would think that the doctor would want to be compassionate in how they broke this news to a patient.
    #healthcare #bedsideManner (1/2)

  2. OK, I'm trying really hard not to be the angry guy from Inside Out, but it's proving rather difficult for me to remain composed.
    Uncle recently had a CT scan done, and the radiologist indicated potential cancer in the results, which I saw in MyChart shortly after they were released.
    You would think that the doctor would want to be compassionate in how they broke this news to a patient.
    #healthcare #bedsideManner (1/2)

  3. OK, I'm trying really hard not to be the angry guy from Inside Out, but it's proving rather difficult for me to remain composed.
    Uncle recently had a CT scan done, and the radiologist indicated potential cancer in the results, which I saw in MyChart shortly after they were released.
    You would think that the doctor would want to be compassionate in how they broke this news to a patient.
    #healthcare #bedsideManner (1/2)

  4. OK, I'm trying really hard not to be the angry guy from Inside Out, but it's proving rather difficult for me to remain composed.
    Uncle recently had a CT scan done, and the radiologist indicated potential cancer in the results, which I saw in MyChart shortly after they were released.
    You would think that the doctor would want to be compassionate in how they broke this news to a patient.
    #healthcare #bedsideManner (1/2)

  5. OK, I'm trying really hard not to be the angry guy from Inside Out, but it's proving rather difficult for me to remain composed.
    Uncle recently had a CT scan done, and the radiologist indicated potential cancer in the results, which I saw in MyChart shortly after they were released.
    You would think that the doctor would want to be compassionate in how they broke this news to a patient.
    #healthcare #bedsideManner (1/2)

  6. A nice gesture/detail today in a conversation with a medical office, and one that should be more common:

    [phone rings]
    Me: [waking up from a nap] Hello?
    Them: Hi, this is [person] from [provider for Big Upcoming Procedure]’s office.
    Me: [much more attentive] Ah, OK, hi.
    Them: [beat] First off, nothing’s wrong. Helps to say that up front.
    Me: Oh, good.
    [conversation continues, turning out to be about scheduling]

    Such a quick thing, and such a relief.

    #BedsideManner #Medicine #Surgery #Hospital

  7. A nice gesture/detail today in a conversation with a medical office, and one that should be more common:

    [phone rings]
    Me: [waking up from a nap] Hello?
    Them: Hi, this is [person] from [provider for Big Upcoming Procedure]’s office.
    Me: [much more attentive] Ah, OK, hi.
    Them: [beat] First off, nothing’s wrong. Helps to say that up front.
    Me: Oh, good.
    [conversation continues, turning out to be about scheduling]

    Such a quick thing, and such a relief.

    #BedsideManner #Medicine #Surgery #Hospital

  8. A nice gesture/detail today in a conversation with a medical office, and one that should be more common:

    [phone rings]
    Me: [waking up from a nap] Hello?
    Them: Hi, this is [person] from [provider for Big Upcoming Procedure]’s office.
    Me: [much more attentive] Ah, OK, hi.
    Them: [beat] First off, nothing’s wrong. Helps to say that up front.
    Me: Oh, good.
    [conversation continues, turning out to be about scheduling]

    Such a quick thing, and such a relief.

    #BedsideManner #Medicine #Surgery #Hospital

  9. A nice gesture/detail today in a conversation with a medical office, and one that should be more common:

    [phone rings]
    Me: [waking up from a nap] Hello?
    Them: Hi, this is [person] from [provider for Big Upcoming Procedure]’s office.
    Me: [much more attentive] Ah, OK, hi.
    Them: [beat] First off, nothing’s wrong. Helps to say that up front.
    Me: Oh, good.
    [conversation continues, turning out to be about scheduling]

    Such a quick thing, and such a relief.

    #BedsideManner #Medicine #Surgery #Hospital

  10. A nice gesture/detail today in a conversation with a medical office, and one that should be more common:

    [phone rings]
    Me: [waking up from a nap] Hello?
    Them: Hi, this is [person] from [provider for Big Upcoming Procedure]’s office.
    Me: [much more attentive] Ah, OK, hi.
    Them: [beat] First off, nothing’s wrong. Helps to say that up front.
    Me: Oh, good.
    [conversation continues, turning out to be about scheduling]

    Such a quick thing, and such a relief.

    #BedsideManner #Medicine #Surgery #Hospital

  11. A quotation from Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.

       You can never be too cautious in your prognosis, in the view of the great uncertainty of the course of any disease not long watched, and the many unexpected turns it may take.
       I think I am not the first to utter the following caution : —
       Beware how you take away hope from any human being. Nothing is clearer than that the merciful Creator intends to blind most people as they pass down into the dark valley. Without very good reasons, temporal or spiritual, we should not interfere with his kind arrangements. It is the height of cruelty and the extreme of impertinence to tell your patient he must die, except you are sure that he wishes to know it, or that there is some particular cause for his knowing it. I should be especially unwilling to tell a child that it could not recover; if the theologians think it necessary, let them take the responsibility. God leads it by the hand to the edge of the precipice in happy unconsciousness, and I would not open its eyes to what he wisely conceals.

    Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. (1809-1894) American poet, essayist, scholar
    Speech (1859-03-10), Valedictory Address, Harvard University School of Medicine

    Sourcing, notes: wist.info/holmes-sr-oliver-wen…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #bedsidemanner #diagnosis #hope #hopelessness #ignorance #information #medicalcare #medicine #prognosis #terminal #doctor

  12. A quotation from Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.

       You can never be too cautious in your prognosis, in the view of the great uncertainty of the course of any disease not long watched, and the many unexpected turns it may take.
       I think I am not the first to utter the following caution : —
       Beware how you take away hope from any human being. Nothing is clearer than that the merciful Creator intends to blind most people as they pass down into the dark valley. Without very good reasons, temporal or spiritual, we should not interfere with his kind arrangements. It is the height of cruelty and the extreme of impertinence to tell your patient he must die, except you are sure that he wishes to know it, or that there is some particular cause for his knowing it. I should be especially unwilling to tell a child that it could not recover; if the theologians think it necessary, let them take the responsibility. God leads it by the hand to the edge of the precipice in happy unconsciousness, and I would not open its eyes to what he wisely conceals.

    Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. (1809-1894) American poet, essayist, scholar
    Speech (1859-03-10), Valedictory Address, Harvard University School of Medicine

    Sourcing, notes: wist.info/holmes-sr-oliver-wen…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #bedsidemanner #diagnosis #hope #hopelessness #ignorance #information #medicalcare #medicine #prognosis #terminal #doctor

  13. A quotation from Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.

       You can never be too cautious in your prognosis, in the view of the great uncertainty of the course of any disease not long watched, and the many unexpected turns it may take.
       I think I am not the first to utter the following caution : —
       Beware how you take away hope from any human being. Nothing is clearer than that the merciful Creator intends to blind most people as they pass down into the dark valley. Without very good reasons, temporal or spiritual, we should not interfere with his kind arrangements. It is the height of cruelty and the extreme of impertinence to tell your patient he must die, except you are sure that he wishes to know it, or that there is some particular cause for his knowing it. I should be especially unwilling to tell a child that it could not recover; if the theologians think it necessary, let them take the responsibility. God leads it by the hand to the edge of the precipice in happy unconsciousness, and I would not open its eyes to what he wisely conceals.

    Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. (1809-1894) American poet, essayist, scholar
    Speech (1859-03-10), Valedictory Address, Harvard University School of Medicine

    Sourcing, notes: wist.info/holmes-sr-oliver-wen…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #bedsidemanner #diagnosis #hope #hopelessness #ignorance #information #medicalcare #medicine #prognosis #terminal #doctor

  14. A quotation from Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.

       You can never be too cautious in your prognosis, in the view of the great uncertainty of the course of any disease not long watched, and the many unexpected turns it may take.
       I think I am not the first to utter the following caution : —
       Beware how you take away hope from any human being. Nothing is clearer than that the merciful Creator intends to blind most people as they pass down into the dark valley. Without very good reasons, temporal or spiritual, we should not interfere with his kind arrangements. It is the height of cruelty and the extreme of impertinence to tell your patient he must die, except you are sure that he wishes to know it, or that there is some particular cause for his knowing it. I should be especially unwilling to tell a child that it could not recover; if the theologians think it necessary, let them take the responsibility. God leads it by the hand to the edge of the precipice in happy unconsciousness, and I would not open its eyes to what he wisely conceals.

    Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. (1809-1894) American poet, essayist, scholar
    Speech (1859-03-10), Valedictory Address, Harvard University School of Medicine

    Sourcing, notes: wist.info/holmes-sr-oliver-wen…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #bedsidemanner #diagnosis #hope #hopelessness #ignorance #information #medicalcare #medicine #prognosis #terminal #doctor

  15. A study at University of California San Diego found that ChatGPT has a better bedside manner than the average doctor. Sadly, whatever the ailment, it will only prescribe ivermectin.

    #UCSanDiego #University #California #ChatGPT #medicine #doctor #study #research #BedsideManner

  16. A study at University of California San Diego found that ChatGPT has a better bedside manner than the average doctor. Sadly, whatever the ailment, it will only prescribe ivermectin.

    #UCSanDiego #University #California #ChatGPT #medicine #doctor #study #research #BedsideManner

  17. A study at University of California San Diego found that ChatGPT has a better bedside manner than the average doctor. Sadly, whatever the ailment, it will only prescribe ivermectin.

    #UCSanDiego #University #California #ChatGPT #medicine #doctor #study #research #BedsideManner