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On Critical Reflective Practice

How well do you understand the values your patient holds? What do they care about besides just getting their problem fixed? We can “fix” their problem AND not actually improve their lives or their health. BUT if we understand what matters to them then we are better able to fix their problem in a way... The post How to do Values based healthcare appeared first on The Art of Healthcare.

How well do you understand the values your patient holds? What do they care about besides just getting their problem fixed? We can “fix” their problem AND not actually improve their lives or their health. BUT if we understand what matters to them then we are better able to fix their problem in a way... The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=how-to-do-values-based-healthcare" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">How to do Values based healthcare</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

How to do Values based healthcare

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Becoming a Patient Advocate

We need to develop personally at least as much as we need to develop professionally if we want to deliver great healthcare. I’m joined by Grant Downie OBE, medical and performance specialist consultant. He is also a physiotherapist and mentor for people wanting to improve their leadership and communication skills. Today we talk through Every... The post A journey of self-development appeared first on The Art of Healthcare.

We need to develop personally at least as much as we need to develop professionally if we want to deliver great healthcare. I’m joined by Grant Downie OBE, medical and performance specialist consultant. He is also a physiotherapist and mentor for people wanting to improve their leadership and communication skills. Today we talk through Every... The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=a-journey-of-self-development" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">A journey of self-development</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

A journey of self-development

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Health Equity and Humanistic Health Systems

How have your beliefs about the healthcare you deliver evolved over the time you’ve been practicing? What’s shaped that evolution? How do you try to consciously evolve your beliefs? Do you spend too much attention on the doing side of health that you miss the being side of health? Mark Stolow, CJO of Huddol had... The post Expanding our healthcare beliefs appeared first on The Art of Healthcare.

How have your beliefs about the healthcare you deliver evolved over the time you’ve been practicing? What’s shaped that evolution? How do you try to consciously evolve your beliefs? Do you spend too much attention on the doing side of health that you miss the being side of health? Mark Stolow, CJO of Huddol had... The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=bringing-together-the-being-and-doing-side-of-health" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Expanding our healthcare beliefs</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

Expanding our healthcare beliefs

Training for person perception and communication needs the same rigor and status as “hard skills training” This episode’s guest is Danielle Blanch Hartigan, PhD, MPH who is social scientist with interdisciplinary research and teaching interests in psychology and public health. Her research, broadly defined, aims to understand how psychological constructs influence the powerful relationship between... The post Empathy is a trainable skill appeared first on The Art of Healthcare.

Training for person perception and communication needs the same rigor and status as “hard skills training” This episode’s guest is Danielle Blanch Hartigan, PhD, MPH who is social scientist with interdisciplinary research and teaching interests in psychology and public health. Her research, broadly defined, aims to understand how psychological constructs influence the powerful relationship between... The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=learn-how-to-train-empathy-for-your-healthcare-practice" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Empathy is a trainable skill</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

Empathy is a trainable skill

The concept of person-centred care is a complex one. To deliver true person-centred care there are a lot of components to be aware of and no definitive “How-to” manual. As healthcare providers we’re trained to solve problems. When it comes to person-centred care we typically focus on the wrong problems. We’re good at finding and... The post A problem solving approach to person centred care appeared first on The Art of Healthcare.

The concept of person-centred care is a complex one. To deliver true person-centred care there are a lot of components to be aware of and no definitive “How-to” manual. As healthcare providers we’re trained to solve problems. When it comes to person-centred care we typically focus on the wrong problems. We’re good at finding and... The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=learn-how-to-deliver-person-centred-care-through-a-problem-solving-approach" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">A problem solving approach to person centred care</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

A problem solving approach to person centred care

Delivering healthcare happens in a fast paced, often high stress and high stakes environment. The pressure is on us as providers to perform day in and day out to deliver high performance healthcare. Just like athletic performance doesn’t just come down to how well the person catches, throws, or passes. Healthcare performance isn’t just the... The post Sleep, Treat, Perform, Repeat – Performance Healthcare appeared first on The Art of Healthcare.

Delivering healthcare happens in a fast paced, often high stress and high stakes environment. The pressure is on us as providers to perform day in and day out to deliver high performance healthcare. Just like athletic performance doesn’t just come down to how well the person catches, throws, or passes. Healthcare performance isn’t just the... The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=the-3-traits-high-performance-clinicians-need-to-develop" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sleep, Treat, Perform, Repeat – Performance Healthcare</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

Sleep, Treat, Perform, Repeat – Performance Healthcare

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Delivering healthcare happens in a fast paced, often high stress and high stakes environment. The pressure is on us as providers to perform day in and day out to deliver high performance healthcare. Just like athletic performance doesn’t just come The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=sleep-treat-perform-repeat-performance-healthcare" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sleep, Treat, Perform, Repeat – Performance Healthcare</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

Exploring the human side of healthcare. Practical conversations with experts to help us connect better, show up better, and understand ourselves and our patients better.

How do people make sense of their health? And how does that inform their health behaviours? Two questions that this week’s guest Ben Darlow has been pondering for quite some time. How do we as health professionals help people make sense of their health, all the health information that is out there, and hopefully nudge... The post Making sense of the rules of health appeared first on The Art of Healthcare.

How do people make sense of their health? And how does that inform their health behaviours? Two questions that this week’s guest Ben Darlow has been pondering for quite some time. How do we as health professionals help people make sense of their health, all the health information that is out there, and hopefully nudge... The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=making-sense-of-the-rules-of-health" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Making sense of the rules of health</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

Making sense of the rules of health

Who teaches us how to care? As health professionals we learn the “health” side of healthcare from textbooks, and lectures, and reviewed practice. BUT has anyone ever taught you the Care side? Or has it just been assumed that you have it, or worse, not considered at all? I’m joined by Ben Lynch of Clinic... The post Putting the CARE in Healthcare appeared first on The Art of Healthcare.

Who teaches us how to care? As health professionals we learn the “health” side of healthcare from textbooks, and lectures, and reviewed practice. BUT has anyone ever taught you the Care side? Or has it just been assumed that you have it, or worse, not considered at all? I’m joined by Ben Lynch of Clinic... The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=putting-the-care-in-healthcare" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Putting the CARE in Healthcare</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

Putting the CARE in Healthcare

Nocebo beliefs are those beliefs that a person holds around a particular treatment, diagnosis, or health challenge that lead them towards a negative outcome. There are a variety of reasons these beliefs exist. AND part of our role as health providers is to challenge these without destroying the therapeutic relationship we have with this person,... The post How to challenge a Nocebo belief without destroying your therapeutic relationship appeared first on The Art of Healthcare.

Nocebo beliefs are those beliefs that a person holds around a particular treatment, diagnosis, or health challenge that lead them towards a negative outcome. There are a variety of reasons these beliefs exist. AND part of our role as health providers is to challenge these without destroying the therapeutic relationship we have with this person,... The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=how-to-challenge-a-nocebo-belief-without-destroying-your-therapeutic-relationship" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">How to challenge a Nocebo belief without destroying your therapeutic relationship</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

How to challenge a Nocebo belief without destroying your therapeutic relationship

Modern Slavery might not be a term many of us are familiar with BUT we need to be able to recognise it and take action as appropriate. I’m joined by Sarah Morse to understand what Modern Slavery is, and how we as healthcare providers might come across it. And it’s not just your boss being... The post Modern Slavery and Healthcare appeared first on The Art of Healthcare.

Modern Slavery might not be a term many of us are familiar with BUT we need to be able to recognise it and take action as appropriate. I’m joined by Sarah Morse to understand what Modern Slavery is, and how we as healthcare providers might come across it. And it’s not just your boss being... The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=human-slavery-and-healthcare" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Modern Slavery and Healthcare</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

Modern Slavery and Healthcare

Can healthcare be high performance?….. Yes Should Healthcare be high performance?…… Most of the time What do you think about when you think about high performance healthcare? If you’re anything like the me who started out their healthcare career the first thing that pops to mind is probably a really high level of clinical skills.... The post High Performance Healthcare appeared first on The Art of Healthcare.

Can healthcare be high performance?….. Yes Should Healthcare be high performance?…… Most of the time What do you think about when you think about high performance healthcare? If you’re anything like the me who started out their healthcare career the first thing that pops to mind is probably a really high level of clinical skills.... The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=high-performance-healthcare" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">High Performance Healthcare</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

High Performance Healthcare

When we are designing health programs, how often do we incorporate the lived experience of people who we are providing a service to? Less often than we should I’d wager. Both at the individual interaction level and across the wider health system. We’re the experts right? What we think is best, is probably best isn’t... The post Supported Self-Management appeared first on The Art of Healthcare.

When we are designing health programs, how often do we incorporate the lived experience of people who we are providing a service to? Less often than we should I’d wager. Both at the individual interaction level and across the wider health system. We’re the experts right? What we think is best, is probably best isn’t... The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=supported-self-management" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Supported Self-Management</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

Supported Self-Management

The future of healthcare is person-centered care! What does that mean? And how do we do it? It involves having some clinical bravery. Bravery to understand the philosophy of how we practice and stay true to it. Bravery relinquish clinical control to others Bravery to continually reflect on how we could do better Bravery to consider that we aren't the expert in this situation Claire Killingback (amazing physio name) joins us to discuss how she is shaping the physios of the future to practice this way, and how we can do it too. In this chat we talk through; Setting up university physiotherapy program for physios of the future The philosophy of person centered care How person centered care is different from patient centered care Clinical bravery The role of systems and environments in shaping care The continuum of person centered practice Learning when to stop people Assessing as a narrative as opposed to a list The philisophical underpinnings of how you want to practice Using your philosophy to shape your career path Reconceptualising physiotherapy identities Letting go of control Understanding who the expert is Physiosplaining Reflecting on our practice The post Clinical bravery and person centered care appeared first on The Art of Healthcare.

The future of healthcare is person-centered care! What does that mean? And how do we do it? It involves having some clinical bravery. Bravery to understand the philosophy of how we practice and stay true to it. Bravery relinquish clinical control to others Bravery to continually reflect on how we could do better Bravery to consider that we aren't the expert in this situation Claire Killingback (amazing physio name) joins us to discuss how she is shaping the physios of the future to practice this way, and how we can do it too. In this chat we talk through; Setting up university physiotherapy program for physios of the future The philosophy of person centered care How person centered care is different from patient centered care Clinical bravery The role of systems and environments in shaping care The continuum of person centered practice Learning when to stop people Assessing as a narrative as opposed to a list The philisophical underpinnings of how you want to practice Using your philosophy to shape your career path Reconceptualising physiotherapy identities Letting go of control Understanding who the expert is Physiosplaining Reflecting on our practice The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=clinical-bravery-and-person-centered-care" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Clinical bravery and person centered care</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

Clinical bravery and person centered care

Empathy is important. The research points to this, and we're told to be more empathetic. BUT How do we actually do that? Dr Laura Rock joins the podcast to have a conversation about empathy in real clinical practice. We talk through The power of stories for teaching The importance of listening to patient stories Why we should pay attention to the "small" stuff Reflective writing Training to look at problems from more than one perspective Why we shouldn't be afraid of people crying The reasons emotions are scary for health professionals The problem with suppressing emotions Understanding how we add emotional load to patients The GIVE framework for empathy The Ask - tell -ask framework for an empathetic response Expert parenting strategies How we can perform better as healthcare teams How we can communicate better as healthcare teams The post Don’t answer feelings with facts: frameworks for responding with empathy appeared first on The Art of Healthcare.

Empathy is important. The research points to this, and we're told to be more empathetic. BUT How do we actually do that? Dr Laura Rock joins the podcast to have a conversation about empathy in real clinical practice. We talk through The power of stories for teaching The importance of listening to patient stories Why we should pay attention to the "small" stuff Reflective writing Training to look at problems from more than one perspective Why we shouldn't be afraid of people crying The reasons emotions are scary for health professionals The problem with suppressing emotions Understanding how we add emotional load to patients The GIVE framework for empathy The Ask - tell -ask framework for an empathetic response Expert parenting strategies How we can perform better as healthcare teams How we can communicate better as healthcare teams The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=dont-answer-feelings-with-facts-frameworks-for-responding-with-empathy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Don’t answer feelings with facts: frameworks for responding with empathy</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

Don’t answer feelings with facts: frameworks for responding with empathy

Jasmine Marcus

Most of us been thinking and communicating health information for our entire adult lives. Some of us (including me) since before our brain was fully developed. We'd like to think that we're doing a good job of conveying information to everyone else who hasn't had the depth of learning we have. I'm sure a lot of the time we do a really good job, BUT can we actually be sure? Jasmine Marcus is a journalist turned physical therapist who still remembers living life as an adult without knowing this stuff. She couples this with her communication expertise as a journalist and joins me on the podcast this week. We talk through Understanding what it's like to be an adult not working in the health industry The challenges of not having something tangible to show for your work The value of recording and acknowledging your wins That it's normal to question our abilities Glorifying our ego by oversharing what we notice is "abnormal" Why we should normalize "abnormal" findings How to shift the direction of dominant narratives Why you should question what you take for granted Trying to make yourself more skeptical How to challenge nocebo effects The power of celery water Why you should consume professional education on social media The post Improving your communication with journalist turned physical therapist Jasmine Marcus appeared first on The Art of Healthcare.

Most of us been thinking and communicating health information for our entire adult lives. Some of us (including me) since before our brain was fully developed. We'd like to think that we're doing a good job of conveying information to everyone else who hasn't had the depth of learning we have. I'm sure a lot of the time we do a really good job, BUT can we actually be sure? Jasmine Marcus is a journalist turned physical therapist who still remembers living life as an adult without knowing this stuff. She couples this with her communication expertise as a journalist and joins me on the podcast this week. We talk through Understanding what it's like to be an adult not working in the health industry The challenges of not having something tangible to show for your work The value of recording and acknowledging your wins That it's normal to question our abilities Glorifying our ego by oversharing what we notice is "abnormal" Why we should normalize "abnormal" findings How to shift the direction of dominant narratives Why you should question what you take for granted Trying to make yourself more skeptical How to challenge nocebo effects The power of celery water Why you should consume professional education on social media The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=improving-your-communication-with-journalist-turned-physical-therapist-jasmine-marcus" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Improving your communication with journalist turned physical therapist Jasmine Marcus</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

Improving your communication with journalist turned physical therapist Jasmine Marcus

Creativity and preparation may seem to be strange bedfellows. After all one seems fluid while the other is rigid. Tyson Franklin joins me to discuss why we need both (and how they can fit together) in order to be practicing at the top of our game. Today we talk through How everyone has a creative streak How to cultivate your creativity  The role creativity plays in communication  Why you should seek out new experiences outside your profession  Brain books Creating a disaster folder Bringing a buffer zone into your day Using the concept your future self effectively  Preparing to be your best, in the worst situation The real reason Tyson has that ear ring  Bobcats fighting rattlesnakes  Everyone has a favourite super hero The post The importance of creativity and preparation appeared first on The Art of Healthcare.

Creativity and preparation may seem to be strange bedfellows. After all one seems fluid while the other is rigid. Tyson Franklin joins me to discuss why we need both (and how they can fit together) in order to be practicing at the top of our game. Today we talk through How everyone has a creative streak How to cultivate your creativity  The role creativity plays in communication  Why you should seek out new experiences outside your profession  Brain books Creating a disaster folder Bringing a buffer zone into your day Using the concept your future self effectively  Preparing to be your best, in the worst situation The real reason Tyson has that ear ring  Bobcats fighting rattlesnakes  Everyone has a favourite super hero The post <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz/?podcast=the-importance-of-creativity-and-preparation" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The importance of creativity and preparation</a> appeared first on <a href="https://artofhealthcare.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Art of Healthcare</a>.

The importance of creativity and preparation

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