4 practices for self-compassion for clinicians:
1. Talk to yourself like a colleague
2. Remember: you're not uniquely flawed
3. Mark the work/home transition
4. Draw on spiritual/contemplative practice
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4 practices for self-compassion for clinicians:
1. Talk to yourself like a colleague
2. Remember: you're not uniquely flawed
3. Mark the work/home transition
4. Draw on spiritual/contemplative practice
#MedTwitter
https://t.co/tI7WY4tnXx
Grief without closure—when someone is physically present but cognitively or emotionally unreachable—is a major challenge.
Clinicians can support families by naming this experience & asking what the patient was like before illness.
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Grief without closure—when someone is physically present but cognitively or emotionally unreachable—is a major challenge.
Clinicians can support families by naming this experience & asking what the patient was like before illness.
#MedTwitter
https://t.co/8TCVN2WA7p
"When pts or colleagues act in ways that frustrate us, pause before assuming negative intent.
Practicing respectful curiosity can help us gain more insight into what people are experiencing."- @EricLast3@aflichten@NYUEmpathy@mcgillwpc@ZeinaMoukaMD https://t.co/fdtHFwv5U2
"When pts or colleagues act in ways that frustrate us, pause before assuming negative intent.
Practicing respectful curiosity can help us gain more insight into what people are experiencing."- @EricLast3@aflichten@NYUEmpathy@mcgillwpc@ZeinaMoukaMD https://t.co/fdtHFwv5U2