Five Minute Pearls for Clinical Practice : Healthcare Provider Education | FiveMinuteMD.com | DocCast | Brian Morris, M.D.

Repeat what you’ve heard to the patient to check the accuracy of your history.

If you’re running behind schedule, let your patients know.

How to best give feedback to students is discussed.

The importance of practice.

Setting priorities for office visits is discussed.

Using mnemonics in clinical practice is discussed.

Taking a history while you examine is discussed.

Acceptance in clinical practice is discussed.

The 12th step in optimal patient interviews is discussed.

The 11th step in optimal patient interviews is discussed.

Step 10 in optimal patient interviews is discussed.

Step 9 in optimal patient interviews is discussed.

Step 8 in optimal patient interviews is discussed.

Step 7 in optimal patient interviews is discussed.

Step 6 in great patient interviews is discussed.

Step 5 in great patient interviews is discussed.

Step 4 in great patient interviews is discussed.

Step 3 in great patient interviews is discussed.

Step 2 in optimal patient interviews is discussed.

Step 1 in optimal patient interviews is discussed.

Your favorite word and its role in clinical practice is discussed.

The importance of patients filling out questionnaires before office visits is discussed.

Picking a profession or specialty is discussed (part 2).

Picking a profession or specialty is discussed (part 1).

The importance of reading the chart before seeing a patient is discussed.

The “good cop” and the “bad cop” approaches to clinical care are discussed.

Creativity in clinical practice is discussed (part 3).

Creativity in clinical practice is discussed (part 2).

Creativity in clinical practice is discussed (part 1).

The Relaxation Response is discussed.

The importance of patient handouts is discussed.

Having an effective messaging system in clinical practice is discussed.

Integrating Eastern and Western Medicine is discussed.

Being a positive role model for your staff is discussed.

Saying “yes” when possible is discussed.

Teaching students is discussed (part 3).

Teaching students is discussed (part 2).

Teaching students is discussed (part 1).

Anticipating situations in clinical practice is discussed.

Taking a look at how we practice our specialty is discussed.

The 24th pearl for clinical practice is discussed.

The steps to helping patients change a habit are discussed.

Being authentic in clinical practice is discussed.

Helping patients take their medications consistently is discussed.

Getting a new perspective on yourself and your office is discussed.

Staying updated in your specialty is discussed.

Time management in clinical practice is further discussed in this episode.

Time management in clinical practice is discussed in this episode.

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The importance of positivity and optimism in clinical practice is discussed. The is the second of the three P’s of clinical practice which are the three most important attitudes we need to bring to patient care.

The importance of patience in clinical practice is discussed. The is the second of the three P’s of clinical practice which are the three most important attitudes we need to bring to patient care.