Increasing Doctor–Patient Communications

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Continued from yesterday's blog I admit I don't have much faith in doctors and many patients being able to improve communications un...

Doctor–Patient, Communication Needs More Focus

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This blog by Nancy Finn is a topic favorite and can really get me wound up. Communication is a term that many dismiss as unimportant in tod...

What Communication Does and Does Not Do

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This is a classic case of poor communication and then excellent communication. This is based on a true experience of a relative, but names ...

Pilot Program on Food-Insulin Gap Helpful

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This is great news and I hope hospitals are paying attention. Two articles on the same topic – here and here. Again communication is the k...

Is Your Doctor Listening to You – Part 2

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Part 2 of 2 Parts In this part I will cover a blog from Dr. Rob Lamberts. I have followed his blog regularly for several years and enjoy hi...

Communication, Communication

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Communication is the latest buzzword in medical circles today. Only they are calling it something else now. The medical professionals want ...

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