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To better prepare medical residents, medical students, PAs, and NPs for becoming effective healthcare practitioners, it is necessary to offer early teaching of the "hidden curriculum": professional relationship dynamics (or team building) and clinical competence. The first half of this book is focused on strategies for team building, including how to identify and support burnt-out residents, delicately handle several forms of challenging patients (angry ones, nervous ones, malingerers, and more), and how to approach mistreatment by superiors. The second half is focused on special subjects…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
To better prepare medical residents, medical students, PAs, and NPs for becoming effective healthcare practitioners, it is necessary to offer early teaching of the "hidden curriculum": professional relationship dynamics (or team building) and clinical competence. The first half of this book is focused on strategies for team building, including how to identify and support burnt-out residents, delicately handle several forms of challenging patients (angry ones, nervous ones, malingerers, and more), and how to approach mistreatment by superiors. The second half is focused on special subjects related to obtaining a mastery of clinical competence, like building cognitive frameworks for evaluating and managing varied medical complaints, distinguishing patients who need immediate attention from those who can wait ("sick" versus "not sick"), how to tactfully deliver bad news to patients and family, and how to assess patient decision-making capacity.
Autorenporträt
Christopher Lee Taicher was born in Santa Monica, California. He trained on the East Coast for medical school (University of Vermont College of Medicine), internal medicine (Montefiore / Albert Einstein College of Medicine), and emergency medicine residency (Harvard / Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women's Hospital) before returning home to Los Angeles in 2019 to work as an attending emergency physician at Cedars Sinai Medical Center. Dr. Taicher is the founder and chief medical officer at Rezolve Telemed, the first telemedicine company comprised of a network of senior residents and fellows. His main interest is healthcare innovation. Dr. Taicher's current attending position is held in Inglewood, California, in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Centinela Hospital Medical Center. Contact Chris at: outofthestoneage@gmail.com