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When Healthcare Does Not Recognise You Are Seriously Ill

It was a joy to spend time with Rebecca Trahan and Elizabeth Apelles to discuss the impact of rare disease and Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD) in particular.

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Patients And Their Clinicians Are Best Placed To Comment

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Eric Last

Carly Flumer

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Doctors need to be confident if they are to be effective

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Eric Last

Kimberly Warner

Daniel G Garza

Carly Flumer

BJ Miller

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Patients notice small details

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Eric Last

Carly Flumer

Ann Graham

Daniel G Garza

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Can doctors do something about the wait?

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Dr. Eric Last

Carly Flumer

Dana Deighton

Daniel G Garza

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Telemedicine is here to stay but how and why?

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Eric Last

BJ Miller

Kimberly Warner

Carly Flumer

Rod Ritchie

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How we say it matters as much as what we say

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Eric Last

Carly Flumer

Kimberly Warner

Dana Deighton

Rod Ritchie

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Tests maybe routine but are not always necessary

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Eric Last

Dana Deighton

Carly Flumer

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Doctors advised to send birthday cards

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Eric Last

Carly Flumer

Soojin Jun

Daniel G Garza

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Scans and X-ray requests convey something to the patient

Respondents

Carly Flumer

BJ Miller

Eric Last

Mike Rabow

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