27 min
64. Clin Ed Series: Reconciling and Establishing a Rock Solid Orthopedic Foundation The Level Up Podcast
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- Health & Fitness
Have you ever felt:
The things you learned in school don't matter? Paralyzed by the nocebo overlords on how to communicate exam findings in a way that doesn't nocebo your patients? Well then, this episode is most definitely for you. But this episode will benefit anyone who is dedicated to growing as a clinician and looking to provide best care.
In this next portion of the clin-ed series, we take some time to discuss one of the most critical elements of being a competent clinician AND communicator, which is....having a rock solid orthopedic foundation!
The problem is, this foundation absolutely needs to be broadened and reconciled if you really want to provide that A1 care!!!
What we learn is school is so important, but if we leave it at that, it is often incomplete, and has the potential to be harmful to our patients.
In this episode we clarify more on:
New Grad Nihilism Crisis aka “nothing matters” phase Differential Diagnosis Prep Work informing solid history taking “The Diagnosis Dilemma" and the importance of context when discussing exam findings. The Power of Prognosis How to communicate "uncertainty" with conviction How to expand and reconcile a rock solid orthopedic foundation. ____________________________________________________________
Looking to join a FREE community of passionate providers dedicated to redefining the standard of care? Join our CALU Community FB Group today for all things including:
Monthly Journal Clubs Monthly Student Calls Bi-Monthly Case Studies Clinical Discussion Networking/Meet-Ups Referrals to Trusted Clinicians CALU Community FB Group
If you are a new clinician looking for more intensive mentorship from the CALU Leadership Team - Check out our CALU Plus community and accelerate your growth alongside over 100 passionate and like minded peers -
https://www.wearecalu.com/changingthegame1
thelevelupinitiative.mykajabi.com
The CALU Community
Learn more about what's included by being a part of the CALU Community! Community, Journal Clubs, Case Studies, and Resources.
Have you ever felt:
The things you learned in school don't matter? Paralyzed by the nocebo overlords on how to communicate exam findings in a way that doesn't nocebo your patients? Well then, this episode is most definitely for you. But this episode will benefit anyone who is dedicated to growing as a clinician and looking to provide best care.
In this next portion of the clin-ed series, we take some time to discuss one of the most critical elements of being a competent clinician AND communicator, which is....having a rock solid orthopedic foundation!
The problem is, this foundation absolutely needs to be broadened and reconciled if you really want to provide that A1 care!!!
What we learn is school is so important, but if we leave it at that, it is often incomplete, and has the potential to be harmful to our patients.
In this episode we clarify more on:
New Grad Nihilism Crisis aka “nothing matters” phase Differential Diagnosis Prep Work informing solid history taking “The Diagnosis Dilemma" and the importance of context when discussing exam findings. The Power of Prognosis How to communicate "uncertainty" with conviction How to expand and reconcile a rock solid orthopedic foundation. ____________________________________________________________
Looking to join a FREE community of passionate providers dedicated to redefining the standard of care? Join our CALU Community FB Group today for all things including:
Monthly Journal Clubs Monthly Student Calls Bi-Monthly Case Studies Clinical Discussion Networking/Meet-Ups Referrals to Trusted Clinicians CALU Community FB Group
If you are a new clinician looking for more intensive mentorship from the CALU Leadership Team - Check out our CALU Plus community and accelerate your growth alongside over 100 passionate and like minded peers -
https://www.wearecalu.com/changingthegame1
thelevelupinitiative.mykajabi.com
The CALU Community
Learn more about what's included by being a part of the CALU Community! Community, Journal Clubs, Case Studies, and Resources.
27 min