Titlebook: Distracted Doctoring; Returning to Patient Peter J. Papadakos,Stephen Bertman Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 patient-c

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Ryan M. Lowy,Patrice C. Mcmahonays of optimizing the healthcare work environment through contemplative practices, team training, and organizational redesign to address distractions that emanate from within one’s one mind as well as those coming from the workplace.

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Medicine Enters the Computer Age,ingly, maddeningly speedy arrival of the current moment. The computer age came for medicine slowly, piecemeal, and with great resistance—until it occurred all at once. In this chapter, we explore the twists and turns and fits and starts by which medicine tiptoed across a digital chasm that most other industries had long crossed.

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Taking Time to Truly Listen to Our Patients, presence, and better design of clinical spaces can help facilitate close listening in clinical spaces. When close listening occurs, patients benefit and physicians also connect with a deeper sense of service and purpose, which is necessary for a satisfying career in clinical?work.

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Peter J. Papadakos,Stephen BertmanIncludes original essays by distinguished experts in their fields.Addresses the critical problem of distracted doctoring.Written for anesthesiologists and surgeons, as well as general practitioners, n