Comment on Canadian v. Chinese-Canadian by Reclaiming My Asianness « The...
[...] a previous post, I had firmly said that I am not Asian-Canadian, but simply Canadian. While I still stand behind [...]
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Thanks for continuing to share your reflections, June! How much do you think a physician’s limited availability plays a role in asking a patient to address one specific symptom during each visit? This...
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Team-based diagnosis and treatment. Patient-centered medicine. WOW. That’s just like House, but with a MASSIVELY positive twist on it. (And of course, a longer timeframe.) This is a really big...
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Comment on Patient-Centred Care: If You Could Only Change One Symptom… by Stas
Great post June – Strongly recommend to take a look at the book “Opening My Heart” – great take on patient-centered care/our entire medical system through the eyes of an ICU nurse who has a valve...
View ArticleComment on Patient-Centred Care: If You Could Only Change One Symptom… by June
Thanks for the comments, everyone! Stas, I will check out that book! It sounds interesting! Eastwood, I think that’s a good question, but in this case, I thought the doctors spent as much time as was...
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I noticed another thing about that “next symptom”. It’s like what we do in coaching, where we ask, what’s your “next step”? In the case of the doctor-patient relationship, it isn’t a clear-cut...
View ArticleComment on Being Able to Help by Terry
Support you that to be a great doctor who will help the people needing it with your professional skill….
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Comment on Hiatus by mangosaur
You blog has been a refreshing peek into the life of a future doctor. I admire the honesty you’ve put into your writing and the way you have shared your thought-process and your own light-bulb moments....
View ArticleComment on Hiatus by June
Thank you so much for you comment – I can’t tell you how much I appreciate it. I’m going to try to maintain the blog with shorter posts; we’ll see how that goes…!
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Comment on The Trouble with Love is by Eastwood
Welcome back! Sometime, falling in love is like.. owning a dog:
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major like. A and I will come by sometime. miss your face.
View ArticleComment on My Year In Review by jchong
Totally forgot about that chair pose pic!!!!! LOVE this post so much. Remember that the best memories don’t always have to be the happiest ones with the most successes/fun adventures, though they often...
View ArticleComment on Is empathy teachable? by carol engler
Please visit my website: http://www.empathiceducation.com. I have “harnessed” the concept of teaching empathy and brought in the world of neuroscience as its evidence base. Dr. Carol Engler, Associate...
View ArticleComment on Diabetes and Sustainability and Archiving – Oh My! by ‘But...
[...] sports, to a range of issues, especially ones in sustainability. To see what I mean, consider this political cartoon. As I wrote with Tom Seager, Susan Spierre, and David Schwartz: The opening...
View ArticleComment on Diabetes and Sustainability and Archiving – Oh My! by Sympathy for...
[...] takes us beyond sports, to a range of issues, especially ones in sustainability. Consider this political cartoon, which we’ve written about elsewhere in a chapter for the book Rethinking Climate...
View ArticleComment on Why I Quit My PhD by Jil Sanders
Thank you so much for writing this. I am a junior in undergraduate and was told that I must apply for an MD/PhD program due to my MCAT scores. However, I never considered it beforehand. All I wanted to...
View ArticleComment on Why Specialists Need To Understand the Entire Body by Phung...
A substantial number of men who take medications for high blood pressure (hypertension) have erectile dysfunction (ED). Erectile dysfunction is an inability to achieve or maintain a satisfactory...
View ArticleComment on My Final Paper @ UBC! by Joey smith
Hi. I am interested in taking this course. Any tips for the interview? Should I do it over the phone or in person?
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