Top Tweets for #pwchat

about 5 years ago

@mloxton Ha! Can't steal it if I gave it to you 😉 Hope you have as much success with the phrase! #pwchat

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Matthew Loxton is also on Mastodon @mloxton

about 5 years ago

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about 5 years ago

@coffeemommy Ok, stealing that #pwchat

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about 5 years ago

@physicianswkly A8 - Listen to understand before you speak as often as possible. Then engage in discussion using data that is understandable, and meet people where they are with understanding. Offer to discuss again as needed. Give grace & be kind. #PWChat

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about 5 years ago

We’re officially out of time, but PLEASE, let’s keep this very important discussion going! In the meantime, we give special thanks to @stacey_klutts for co-hosting and thank you all for joining and providing great insights and thoughts! #PWChat

physicianswkly's tweet photo. We’re officially out of time, but PLEASE, let’s keep this very important discussion going!

In the meantime, we give special thanks to @stacey_klutts for co-hosting and thank you all for joining and providing great insights and thoughts!
#PWChat https://t.co/yxv6UjI22U

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about 5 years ago

@coffeemommy @stacey_klutts @mloxton zero need to apologize. ALL civil/respectful folks are welcome at any #PWChat

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about 5 years ago

@stacey_klutts @physicianswkly THIS ⬆️ LOVE every single aspect of this but especially the "Say 'I don't know' if you don't." When that happens, I feel I can trust the person in front of me. #pwchat (And apologies for bardging into a physcian chat... @mloxton 's tweet just caught my attention!)

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Matthew Loxton is also on Mastodon @mloxton

about 5 years ago

@physicianswkly A6 - I have done webinars, FB lives, news via TV, app, radio, podcasts & community meetings. The ability to have a Q&A, w understanding of being respectful throughout, is very powerful. #PWChat

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about 5 years ago

@coffeemommy @stacey_klutts @criley_md @Indl_Learning I work at lot with HCC support and awareness, and by heavens, the drug names! Atezolizumab Bevacizumab Regorafenib Nivolumab Lenvatinib Pembrolizumab Cabozantinib Ramucirumab #pwchat

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about 5 years ago

A5 - I first need to manage my own emotions. Then I want to understand why the dismissal occurred. If we can engage in open discussion regarding the 'why', we can hopefully engage in meaningful discussion to move forward with. #PWChat

about 5 years ago

Q5: If you feel like your professional opinion is being dismissed in favor of misinformation, how have you handled that? #PWChat

physicianswkly's tweet photo. Q5: If you feel like your professional opinion is being dismissed in favor of misinformation, how have you handled that?
#PWChat https://t.co/oHIyKCv2N1

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about 5 years ago

@stacey_klutts @criley_md @mloxton @Indl_Learning Then (and I mean this in the best possible way) it is time to evolve. There is LOTS of our history that we should acknowledge, understand and move away from with the understanding that there is a better way. ❤️ #pwchat

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about 5 years ago

A4 - First, you need to be in a place where you can still respond objectively or it only escalates. Second, remember you cannot change the minds of all, but we can do our best. Third, report hostility and threats to your organization as appropriate. #PWChat

about 5 years ago

Q4: How have you handled hostility toward recommendations you make that are based on current data? #PWChat

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about 5 years ago

A3 - One of my favorite things is to remind people that discerning what is accurate information is incredibly hard right now. There are smart people repeating incorrect information. Then engage in data that I follow, the studies & the interpretation. #PWChat

about 5 years ago

Q3: How have you approached “debunking” specific pieces of mis- and/or dis-information that are presented to you from patients & acquaintances (eg, videos or articles that are clearly incorrect)? #PWChat

physicianswkly's tweet photo. Q3: How have you approached “debunking” specific pieces of mis- and/or dis-information that are presented to you from patients & acquaintances (eg, videos or articles that are clearly incorrect)?
#PWChat https://t.co/F9KCg5Hst2

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