Click here to view your video Ninety percent of people will consult a family doctor in 2020. The graph on the left suggests why they will do so. A significant number will have minor self
Tame Your Advice Monster Doctor
The Art of Doctoring March 2, 2020
Click here to view your video Giving advice without considering the context or the receptivity to that advice may be akin to prescribing drugs without checking for potential drug
Preparation is key to the consult in medicine
The Art of Doctoring February 25, 2020
Click here to view your video It may be helpful to consider what we know about anger in medical practice. you may also enjoy my conversation with Ron Epstein Photo by Icons8
Why does a haircut cost more than a visit to a doctor?
Lean Medicine February 18, 2020
Click here to view your video These conversations with Diana Anderson and Cheryl Janis may be relevant in this context. Photo by Jason Leung on Unsplash
If you’re feeling grumpy, try this trick
The Art of Doctoring February 10, 2020
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Most of what happens in medicine is talk
The Art of Doctoring February 1, 2020
Click here to view your video Interview with Michael Bungay Stanier- author of the Coaching Habit is available here. Photo by Nik MacMillan on Unsplash
Your choices in medicine make the greatest difference
The Art of Doctoring January 28, 2020
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There are two actors in the medical consultation
The Art of Doctoring January 22, 2020
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The Art of Doctoring published on Jan 10th 2020
The Art of Doctoring January 13, 2020
Click here to view your video The book is available on Amazon Moyez Jiwa, an experienced and thoughtful doctor, elevates with practical brilliance the lovely work that clinicians do. In
Making a diagnosis as a family doctor
The Art of Doctoring December 22, 2019
Click here to view your video The fact that it is often difficult or perhaps impossible to correlate the pathology and symptoms of coronary artery disease has led to a great deal of
