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    waiting rooms. With new technologies a patient can now consult with their doctor from the comfort of their living room, or even monitor chronic conditions from home (Butcher, 2015). This new development is referred to as telemedicine or e-health. Telehealth and/or telemedicine can be as simple as an electronic chart or as advanced as a patient’s vital signs being taken at home and sent to their doctor (Kamei, 2013). Telemedicine covers a wide spectrum of patient care and is rapidly becoming…

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    All jobs, in their own way, contribute to society, and quite a few involve the establishment of personal relationships, including teaching. But to me, only one profession also has the dynamism of continuous intellectual exploration—medicine. In an era in which rapid technological progress and health care reform continuously transform the study, practice, and ethics…

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    specific questions in mind about their ailment, and end up never asking their doctor the question. No matter how touchy, gross, or embarrassing the subject may be to you, there is no excuse for failing to get your medical concerns addressed by your physician. Here is your guide to talking with your family doctor about your most sensitive healthcare issues. Practice first One way to kill the embarrassment before it prevents you from approaching your doctor about these sensitive topics is to…

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    Physician hierarchy can be a barrier in creating a culture of safety, however when they are leveraging physicians and involve them in collaborative efforts, they can very powerful in moving meeting expectations. Physicians have many pressures on them; rather they are regulatory or legal. Getting them engaged should not be pushed or create a nuisance, but rather a positive experience. When changing physician behavior is the focus, Kenneth Cohn (2009) recommends the following: • Establishing a…

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    It was one patient in particular that caught my attention. He wasn’t my first assigned patient that summer, but his story touched me in a way no other had before. The patient was an elderly man with an advanced case of lung cancer. He was condemned to die in a couple of months, but was seeking further treatment. I was assigned to take his blood…

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    comfortable. The patient greeted by friends and family before they get ready to go in for a surgery that could change their life. When they come to find out their doctor had been taking pictures of them while they were under anesthesia. In 2013, Dr. Nikita A. Levy, a Gynecologist, was sued for seeming harmful and defensive towards his patients. He was then filed against for a medical malpractice case. While investigating his case the F.B.I. found over one thousand pictures of his patients he…

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    embedded in her uterine wall. Her eyes screamed in panic as we approached. She waved her small hands in front of her. “No! No, no. Por favor, no!” The doctor sighed and looked out at the line of patients that had gathered at the mobile clinic on the outskirts of Lima, Peru. It had been a long day. Willing patients were waiting and his attention to Marta was faltering. I had to do something. Unable to share her language, I took her hand instead and nodded. “I will be here with you the entire…

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    effective doctor-patient relationship as the crucial part of a successful medical care is one of the most complicated professional responsibilities of physicians. Despite the worldwide emphasis on the great accountability of physicians, teaching doctor – patient relationship has not been integrated yet into the curriculum syllabus of many medical schools.1 The relationship between patient and physician has evolved over time from a largely paternalistic model to a more collaborative relationship.…

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    anesthesiology was forged during rotations when I found anesthesiology the most stimulating and most satisfying. It not only nurtured my innate passion for taking care of a patient as a patient advocate, but allowed me to practice critical thinking and independent learning skills. Performing procedures that have instantaneous effects on patient comfort and stability provides me with intense satisfaction and excite me. I immigrated to the US with my family as a permanent resident five years ago…

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    their way many causing a lot of stress, they can adapt to the different situations at hand. Mary conveyed to me that she loves her job but it does get difficult at times and wonders if she really is making a difference. But, the days where you see a patient finally able to leave the hospital happy and healthy are worth all the…

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