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What is the role of Patient Educator? Patient Educator role is considered a new role to the medical community which started 15 or 20 years ago. Day by day, This role gains more attention and importance due to its positive impact on patients' quality of life in different therapeutic areas. According to WGU , Responsabilities of Patient Educator include : - Educating patients regarding upcoming treatments, procedures, and expected outcomes. - Implementing treatment modalities that can help guide patients to recovery. - Communicating with other care providers to familiarize them with a patient’s needs, preferences, and concerns. - Corresponding with patient families to provide updates on a patient’s treatment or recovery path. - Collaborating with patient care providers to provide high-quality patient care, especially during more complicated procedures. - Tracking a patient’s continual reactions to treatment. #patienteducation #patientsupport #patientengagement #patientsafety #medicalcareers #medicaleducation

🎓🌟 Excited to share my latest achievement! 🌟🎓 #MedicalCoding #MedicalEthics #HealthcareCompliance #CodingStandards #EthicalGuidelines #ProfessionalDevelopment #HealthcareTraining #CareerGrowth #HealthcareEthics #CertificateOfCompletion #SkillDevelopment #IndustryStandards #HealthcareEducation

Who is responsible for sharing patient information in a multidisciplinary team? 📣The formal leader of the team is accountable for its overall performance, but the responsibility for ensuring patient information is effectively communicated is shared by the team as a whole. If you’re a doctor, you should: - make sure that you communicate relevant information clearly to colleagues in your team and other services you work with, as well as patients and those close to them - not assume that someone else in the team will pass on information needed for patient care. Check if you're unclear about the responsibility for communicating information, including during #Handover - encourage team members to cooperate and communicate effectively with each other, and other teams or colleagues. If you identify problems, you must take action to deal with them. For more information and advice, have a look at our summary of the updated General Medical Council guidance on clinical handover, delegation and referral. ➡️https://lnkd.in/er2vN-Dt #ClinicalHandover #ClinicalGuidance #PatientSafety #GoodMedicalPractice

Throughout my experience in Clinical Trials since 2021, I've learned a crucial lesson: document everything, down to the smallest detail. Keeping a record of even the most minute information in that MOM post an interim call can prove to be a lifesaver if things take a downturn. #ClinicalTrials #Documentation #LessonsLearned

What are my responsibilities as a doctor when delegated a task? When accepting responsibility for delegated tasks, you must prioritise #PatientSafety over other considerations such as training opportunities or performance assessments. It’s your responsibility to make sure you: - understand exactly what you’re being asked to do and ask questions if you don’t - are capable of carrying out the delegated task, under supervision where necessary - have an understanding of the patient, which may involve reading notes and reviewing test results where applicable. For more information and advice, have a look at our summary of the updated General Medical Council guidance on clinical handover, delegation and referral ➡️https://lnkd.in/er2vN-Dt #ClinicalHandover #ClinicalGuidance #GoodMedicalPractice

When folks offer your business or medical institution advice on ways to be more inclusive, take it as a gift. You can’t anticipate the unique needs of every client so when these nuggets drop in your lap free of charge use them as a moment to enhance your overall service. Many times I’ve offered feedback to medical establishments where I’m receiving care simple ways to create more inclusive environments for trans folks and I’ve been brushed off. You’re literally getting hundreds of dollars of consultation work in these interactions. Find ways to solicit this feedback where stakeholders can see it. Drink it up and make the change! #InclusivityMatters

My experience as a medical malpractice paralegal opened my eyes to the challenges patients face due to unclear communication. Treatment delays, misunderstandings, and a lack of patient advocacy – these were all too common because many patients navigate health care passively. They’re unaware of the crucial role they play in their own well-being. While there’s no one-size-fits-all solution, I believe healthcare professionals can bridge this gap. Here’s how: ➡️ Invite open dialogue. Encourage open communication by making patients feel comfortable enough to ask questions about treatment, side effects, and follow-up care. When they’re free to ask questions, they become active participants in their own health journey. ➡️ Provide educational resources. Don’t underestimate the power of knowledge. Equip patients with tools to understand medical jargon. Provide handouts, online resources, or even mini email courses to help them navigate their journey. ➡️ Guide your patients. Diagnoses, prescriptions, test results – it can overwhelm anyone. Be your patients’ guide. From interpreting test results to encouraging a second opinion, you can empower them to advocate for themselves.  🗣️ Your turn. How do you foster clear communication with your patients? Share your tips in the comments below. LIKE this post if you found it valuable, and FOLLOW me to learn more tips to empower your patients. #healthcare #healthcaremarketing #patientengagement #patientcommunication #digitalhealth #privatepractice

Unveiling the Power of Partnership - The Patient-Coach Relationship in Medical Coaching🩺 Imagine Sarah, a woman living with Cancer, feeling overwhelmed by the complexities of managing her condition. She's tried various approaches, but nothing seems to stick. That's when she met her medical coach. The partnership between Sarah and her medical coach, was transformative. Through open communication and shared goal setting, they developed a personalized plan tailored to Sarah's unique needs and lifestyle. Medical coach, provided unwavering support, empowering Sarah to make informed decisions and build the confidence to overcome challenges. ✅The patient-coach relationship is a cornerstone of successful medical coaching. It's a dynamic collaboration centered on mutual trust, respect, and shared accountability. By working together, patients and coaches can achieve remarkable outcomes and improve overall well-being. Are you ready to embark on a transformative partnership? Let's harness the power of medical coaching to achieve your health goals. Ask your question if you like to learn more.👌 #medicalcoaching #patientcare #healthcare #partnership #healthandwellness #coaching #chronicdisease

Clinical practice is a everyday learning process......

As seasoned senior medical professionals, it's understandable that over time, in such demanding roles, the meticulous adherence to processes and systems can waver. Resource constraints, time pressures, and budget limitations can inadvertently lead to a gradual decline in standards. Navigating investigations involving senior doctors can be delicate and challenging, often failing to yield optimal outcomes. That's where Verita steps in. By engaging professionals, it levels the playing field for all involved. Our objective isn't to attribute blame but rather to support medical professionals in maintaining and surpassing the high professional standards expected. Whether through performance plans, clinical appraisals, or tailored support, we strive to facilitate improvement. Exoneration, performance enhancement plans, or, in rare instances, referrals to regulatory bodies like the General Medical Council, are among the potential outcomes. Trust Verita to handle the process with efficiency, professionalism and integrity, ensuring the best possible outcome for all involved. For further information contact us today for a free consultation www.verita.net/contact/ #patientsafety #clinicalgoverance #medicalinvestigations #independentinvestigators