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

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-48707-6patient-centered care; humane health care; distracted doctoring; physician empathy; physician-patient co

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-07757-9rregulation. Commentators from the worlds of medicine, business, politics, and computer science have all blamed the EHR for their choice of problems in order to propose their own cures. The ubiquity of these narratives can help us forget how recently EHRs were both heralded and rare and the fascinat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-07757-9ce in the twenty-first century and as a consequence of adapting to a culture that is also speeded up and out of control. Distraction becomes a defense, a way to cope with internal and societal pressures to try harder and go faster that pushes people to keep going beyond their human limits and capaci

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R. M. Duncan,P. A. Blenkinsop,R. E. Gooseyn driving is not. The purpose of this chapter is to translate what we know from traffic safety into medical safety. Both have one very important aspect in common: the human brain. This chapter will provide a simple framework for understanding the cognitive processes that are affected by distraction.

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Takashi Inoguchi,Lien Thi Quynh Leh leads to (and results from) disengagement from community involvement, organizational leadership, and the intimacy of our therapeutic relationships. A remedy may lie in our ability to refocus on the fundamental purposes of medicine. Doctors are trained and mentored to execute their instrumental and

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Takashi Inoguchi,Lien Thi Quynh Leg use of testing. Yet, there are important dividends to deep listening, including an enhancement of accurate data gathering for better diagnostic reasoning as well as witnessing the patient’s experience and alleviating the alienation of illness. Methodologies such as mindfulness, narrative medicine,