Being more patient-centered in your patient education

Fall fashion is the best fashion. But there’s another seasonal trend none of us wants to participate in. COVID was in the news again, as the fall transmission season started earlier than anticipated. Here’s some tips and encouragement for you when talking with people about getting vaxxed or boosted, again. The fall COVID season arrived […] The post 4 ways to refresh your ‘get vaxxed’ message for the fall COVID season appeared first on Health Communication Partners.

Tips on what not to say when you’re thinking about trust. Trust in health care and public health captured a lot of attention during the pandemic, and it’s still going strong. When it comes to communication and patient education, there are things we can do related to trust, and I’m going to share a few […] The post “What are we doing to be trustworthy?” appeared first on Health Communication Partners.

Organizations are considering how they can sustain equity work over the long term. I’m excited about today’s episode because it’s the 7th Anniversary of Health Communication Partners. And I get to talk to you about a trend I’ve seen and been a part of with organizations pursuing equity and health equity goals. I wonder if […] The post How do we sustain equity work over the long term? appeared first on Health Communication Partners.

It’s our long-overdue episode devoted to listening. I read from Professor Katherine Schultz’s book on listening, and we do a quick exercise to help you think about improving your listening. Maybe you are working on trying to reduce avoidable health inequalities. Or maybe you want to try to promote a more welcoming work environment. Or […] The post Finally, an episode about listening appeared first on Health Communication Partners.

Medical Librarian Amanpreet Kaur talks about having imposter syndrome, what it feels like to be “in a rabbit hole of learning,” and how she’s leaning into her impostor syndrome as a health professional. How many letters do I need behind my name? That rhetorical question was put out to me from Medical Librarian Amanpreet Kaur. […] The post Amanpreet Kaur on managing impostor syndrome as a health professional appeared first on Health Communication Partners.

Want to be more patient-centered in your patient education? Hear about one common challenge to patient-centeredness, and how to handle it. I recently had a client ask me for help with being more patient-centered in general. And one of the challenges they were facing is one I’ve seen a lot, and I’ve definitely faced it […] The post Being more patient-centered in your patient education appeared first on Health Communication Partners.

A nurse educator shared a question that was on her students’ minds as they approached patients: “How do I talk to you?” Learn three ways to improve your patient communication. How do I talk to you? A question like that is probably on a lot of our minds when we’re going into an important conversation. […] The post “How do I talk to you?” Three ways to strengthen your patient communication appeared first on Health Communication Partners.

Learn how reflective practice can help you improve your communication. Hear six examples of reflective practice on patient communication, along with something you can do today, to improve your communication. You’re already good at patient communication. I know that because you’re listening to this show! So today’s episode is about how reflective practice can help […] The post How reflective practice can help you improve your communication appeared first on Health Communication Partners.

Dr. Ashley Love returns to the show to talk about her experiences with mental health and communication in AANHPI communities. She shares powerful stories about the importance of culture and context in communication, the heterogeneity in the broad AANHPI classification, how AI can help make communication easier, and when she realized clients’ complaints about a […] The post Dr. Ashley Love on communication about mental health in AANHPI communities appeared first on Health Communication Partners.

Psychiatry Resident Dr. Jonas Attilus returns to the show to tell us why and how he takes the role of a learner during his interactions with patients, and how this helps him to give compassionate care. May is Mental Health Awareness month, and today we get to hear from Psychiatry Resident and friend of the […] The post Dr. Jonas Attilus on the benefits of taking a learner’s role during patient interactions appeared first on Health Communication Partners.