Clinical Communication

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Clinical Communication is a video or audio resource for any healthcare clinicians wanting to have easier and better conversations with the people in front of them. Hosted by Ben Whybrow, Clinical Communication Skills Educator and Specialist Physiotherapist. This resource provides simple and practical advice for any clinician of any experience, that can lead to better outcomes.

  1. HÁ 6 DIAS

    How To Discuss Meniscal Injuries with Carl Clifford & Dr Michael Cooke

    Meniscal tears can be a significant knee injury with different treatment options available depending on a variety of factors, but how do we help patients understand the injury and management options available? On this episode Ben is joined by Carl Clifford, Lower Limb Advanced Practice Physiotherapist, and Dr Michael Cooke, Sports Medicine & Emergency Care Consultant, both from Simply MSK where they discuss: (00:00:00) – How Does Sports Medicine Work Life Balance Compare To NHS (00:01:56) – What Made Them Interested In Their Specialities (00:03:54) – Why Is The Meniscus 2nd Place To The ACL In Clinical Interest? (00:06:16) – The Upcoming ACL Cross Bracing Lecture (00:10:37) – How To Explain Acute Meniscal Tears (00:16:32) – Managing Locking Beliefs (00:22:00) – Does The Conversation Change With Athletes? (00:24:58) – How To Discuss Management Options For Meniscal Tears (00:34:48) – Repairing Meniscal Tears Over Meniscectomies (00:36:44) – Discussing Non-Invasive Options (00:38:59) – Managing Meniscal Tear Beliefs (00:42:50) – Shared Decision Making With Degenerative Meniscal  Tears (00:45:50) – Discussing Long Term Expectations With Meniscal Tears (00:53:55) – The Future For Meniscal Injury Care (00:57:45) – More Info On Simply MSK (01:01:45) – Difficult Conversations With Meniscal Tears   You can find Carl & Mike on LinkedIn Carl is on Instagram @theknee_phys   You can find Ben across social media @BWhybrowPhysio You can find more information about Simple MSK here: https://www.simplymsk.com/ ACL Cross-Bracing Event: https://www.simplymsk.com/acl Do Share & Subscribe!

    1h8min

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    How To Have Supportive Shoulder Instability Conversations with Edel Fanning

    Shoulder dislocations and instability can affect patients ofmany ages, particularly in early adulthood or with aspiring athletes. How can we help these patients address the fears & uncertainties of having an unstable shoulder? On the episode Ben is joined by Edel Fanning, shoulder specialist physiotherapist with a PhD in relation to shoulder instability where they discuss; (00:00:00) – What Made Edel Pick Shoulders? (00:03:26) – Is Social Media Improving Speed Of Research Uptake? (00:08:35) – How Edel Finds Managing Both Athletes &Chronic Shoulder Pain (00:10:37) – Managing “Impingement” & Other DifficultBeliefs (00:22:30) – Helping Patients Understand How Other FactorsInfluence Their Shoulder Instability (00:24:30) – Conversations With Children & Parents AboutInstability (00:27:51) – Utilising Different Clinicians Who May Suit ThePatients Personality Better (00:30:11) – Instability, Pain & Strength (00:33:36) – Using VR For Shoulder Instability Rehab (00:36:08) – Graded Exposure For Shoulder Instability Rehab (00:37:27) – How To Answer “Will It Dislocate Again?” (00:46:53) – Long Term Affects Of Shoulder Instability &Fixations (00:48:12) – How To Help Teenagers Understand Instability (00:50:58) – Discussing Labral Injuries With 40-50 Year Olds (00:57:03) – Having Long Term Career Discussions WithAthletes On Shoulder Instability (01:00:30) – Edel’s Hardest Clinical Conversations (01:11:20) – The Future Of Shoulder Instability   You can find Edel on LinkedIn Predictive Reoccurrence Instability Scale https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32736499/   You can find Ben across social media @BWhybrowPhysio Do Share & Subscribe!

    1h16min

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    How To Manage Difficult Conversations With Colleagues with Dr Chris Turner

    This episode is different to all the others. Every Clinical Communication episode so far has been around communicating and interacting with patients. This episode is on how we interact with each other and thesignificant effect it can have on our own wellbeing, the team around us and our patients. On this episode Ben is joined by Dr Chris Turner, A&EConsultant and Co-Founder of “Civility Saves Lives”, an initiative to help enhance teamwork and civility in healthcare. Where they discuss: (00:00) – Chris’s TED Talk Experience (10:27) – The Power Of Apology (20:39) – Do People Struggle To Apologise? (25:38) – The Dilemma Of Blame (32:43) – What If We’re On The Receiving End Of Blame (40:25) – Are We Becoming More Civil? & The Purpose Of Civility (44:15) – More Info On Civility Saves Lives (51:32) – Iron Maiden or Judas Priest?   You can find Dr Chris Turner on LinkedIn, more informationabout “Civility Saves Lives” is here: https://www.civilitysaveslives.com/ You can find Ben across social media @BWhybrowPhysio Do Share & Subscribe!

    52min

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    What Influences Exercise Adherence with Sue Julians

    Exercise and activity are one the pillars for improving overall health and well-being, but how can we encourage people to stick with it? On this episode Ben is joined by Sue Julians, staff writer for MSK Mag and Physio, where they discuss one of her articles earlier in the year on exercise adherence, including: (00:00) Introduction (00:40) – How Sue Became An MSKMag Writer (05:05) – What Inspired Her To Write About Exercise Adherence (09:11) – Self-Determination Theory (11:21) – Enhancing Autonomy (15:12) – Relatedness & How To Enhance It (18:46) – Enhancing A Feeling Of Competence (20:54) – The Effect Of The Environment On Exercise Behaviour (23:11) – Personality Types & Exercise Adherence (32:47) – The Effect Of Age On Exercise Adherence (38:08) – The Effect Of Hormones On Exercise Adherence (39:57) – Sue’s Hardest Clinical Conversations (42:41) – The Future Of Physio   You can find Sue on LinkedIn You can find Ben across social media @BWhybrowPhysio Do Share & Subscribe!

    53min

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    How To Discuss Cervical Myelopathy with Dr Ben Davies

    Cervical Myleopathy is a rare but very serious condition,which can result in rather difficult conversations, including around surgery and discussing long term expectations that could significantly affect someones life. On this episode Ben is joined by Dr Ben Davies, Neurosurgeon& Academic Researcher into Cervical Myleopathy where they discuss; (00:00) – Intro (00:44) – What Made Ben Choose Myelopathy & Kept Him Interested In It (03:49) – Why Is Myleopathy Not As Popular As A Research Area (05:29) – What Happens In Cervical Myelopathy (06:50) – Is Myelopathy Preventable? (07:22) – The mJOA For Decision Making (08:46) – How To Explain Myelopathy To Patients (13:30) – How To Discuss Myelopathy Management Options (22:22) – Setting Expectations For Surgery (24:28) – Will It Inevitably Get Worse? (26:02) – How To Discuss Recurrence After Surgery (28:03) – Make Patients The Experts In Their Own Condition (30:52) – Ben’s Hardest Conversations (35:45) – The Future Of Myelopathy   You can find Dr Ben Davies on LinkedIn or here https://myelopathy.org/ You can find Ben Whybrow across social media @BWhybrowPhysio Do Share & Subscribe!

    40min

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    Bonus Content 4: Choice In Shared Decision Making, Pacing In Fibromyalgia, Pregnancy & Endometriosis, Exercise Aderherence Research Limitations and Clinicians Communication Evolution

    It's time for the 4th Bonus Content featuring extra content from recent guests including: David Alderton (00:42): If Doing Nothing Is Always An Option, Is There Always A ChoiceIn Shared Decision Making? Derek Griffin (06:06): Achieving Buy-In For Pacing, Finding The "Why" Behind Someones Activity Behaviour & Fibromyalgia Stigma And Beliefs Pauline-Clare Callaghan (14:00): Pregnancy & Endometriosis Lianne Wood (22:02): Challenges when trying review to review papers on exerciseadherence Vincent Kortleve (24:59): How Have Healthcare Clinicians Communication Skills Changed Over The Years You can find Ben across social media @BWhybrowPhysio For more do Share & Subscribe!

    32min

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    Common Communication Assumptions & Missteps with Vincent Kortleve

    Clinicians are becoming more aware of the importance ofcommunication skills in clinical practice, but this doesn’t mean things always go to plan. On this episode Ben is joined by Vincent Kortleve, who is a published author and educator in communication skills, as well as being a trained Psychologist and Physiotherapist. On this episode they discuss: (00:00:00) – Intro (00:00:49) - How Much Has Vincent’s Communication Skills Teaching Changed Over The Years (00:04:17) - Vincents Book “Communication Skills For Physiotherapists” (00:06:04) - The Four Communication Pillars In The Book (00:08:27) - Building Rapport In Life Doesn’t Mean You CanBuild A Therapeutic Relationship (00:12:44) - Managing Emotional Conversations (00:13:55) - What A Coaching Conversation Looks Like (00:19:40) - Managing Resistance To Change (00:24:29) - The Communicative Detective (00:27:47) - When Open And Closed Questions Aren’t Used Correctly (00:36:00) - Don’t Assume The Message You Discuss Is What IsTaken In (00:42:53) - Vincents Hardest Clinic Conversations (00:49:03) - Managing Quick Fix Expectations (00:53:30) - Vincent’s View On The Future Of Communication Skills   Vicent’s book “Communication Skills For Physiotherapists” isavailable in English, Dutch & Spanish. You can find him on LinkedIn & X @CommunicatorPT You can find Ben across social media @BWhybrowPhysio oremail clinicalcommunication@outlook.com Do share & subscribe

    1h2min

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    What Influences The Outcomes Of Exercise For Back Pain with Lianne Wood

    Exercise is one of the most common treatment suggestions for low back pain. Yet outcomes in the research are variable. What are some of the contextual factors that can influence the outcome of using exercise to treat low back pain? And how much does adherence really matter? On this episode Ben is joined by Lianne Wood, Senior Research Fellow at the University of Exeter and Advanced Practice Physiotherapist, where they discuss: (00:00) – Introduction (00:58) - Lianne’s Realist Review Into Contextual FactorsFor Back Pain & Exercise (04:08) - The Role Of Trust & Trying To Measure It (07:16) - The Effect Of The Patients Confidence In Their OwnAbility & In The Clinicians Knowledge (09:53) - Did Motivation To Adhere Influence Outcomes? (11:32) - The Importance Of Individualised Input (12:53) - The Limitations Of Current Adherence Evidence (16:06) - The Review Into Back Pain Outcomes & AdherenceTo Exercise (20:22) - Different Ways To Measure Adherence (23:05) - Bias In Exercise Studies (24:45) - The Effects Of Beliefs On Exercise Outcomes (29:30) - The Importance Of Thinking Deeper With ExerciseFor Pain (33:25) - Lianne’s Hardest Clinical Conversations (38:24) - The Future For Exercise Adherence Research   Lianne’s Two Papers Discussed: Contexts, behavioural mechanisms and outcomes to optimisetherapeutic exercise prescription for persistent low back pain: a realistreview (2024) https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38176852/ Exercise adherence is associated with improvements inpain intensity and functional limitations in adults with chronic non-specificlow back pain: a secondary analysis of a Cochrane review (2025) https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40175237/   You can find Lianne on X @WoodwicksLianne and LinkedIn Her research profile is here: https://experts.exeter.ac.uk/39689-lianne-wood You can find Ben across social media @BWhybrowPhysio oremail clinicalcommunication@outlook.com Do Share & Subscribe!

    42min
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Clinical Communication is a video or audio resource for any healthcare clinicians wanting to have easier and better conversations with the people in front of them. Hosted by Ben Whybrow, Clinical Communication Skills Educator and Specialist Physiotherapist. This resource provides simple and practical advice for any clinician of any experience, that can lead to better outcomes.

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  • Criado por
    Ben Whybrow
  • Anos de atividade
    2024 - 2025
  • Episódios
    65
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © Ben Whybrow
  • Site do podcast
    Clinical Communication

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