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This @CLOSLER article by @HopkinsMedicine's Elisabeth Nickels examines how a clinician's curiosity & empathy can support patients with Post-Intensive Care Syndrome to bring about true healing. bit.ly/4fxFX94

Cancer treatment ends, but survivorship lasts a lifetime. Clinicians can make a difference by asking "How has this experience changed your life?" & responding with empathy. @Dr_RShatsky @AndrewRSpiegel @teamoncology @BrendonStilesMD @DrHBurstein tinyurl.com/y5n9k4yf

“Some of the most meaningful acts of care are remarkably simple. A clinician who remembers a cancer history, acknowledges what a patient has been through, or asks how the experience has affected their life sends a powerful message—you are not navigating this alone.” #empathy

Carepartners, not caregivers - mailchi.mp/92c0390631ad/j…

All clinicians see cancer survivors—not just oncologists. Short read for clinicians in all specialties on recognizing and addressing hidden distress & medical trauma. @KatecBowler @Liz_ORiordan @tmprowell @IshwariaMD @DrSGraff @ErikaHamilton9 tinyurl.com/y5n9k4yf

Watching the @Cubs 2016 World Series win with a patient, a hospital chaplain learned that their repeated phrase—“I’m ready to slide home”—meant far more than baseball. @roshni_beeharry @NYUEmpathy @AsMedHum @The_Intima @CommunicateHlth @healthhumcon tinyurl.com/2vkwm38k

"Caregiver" = unidirectional, dependence "Carepartner" = collaboration, autonomy Small word change. Big impact. Here's why 👇 @JHGeriatrics @JH_Memory_Aging @jhu_coah @AmerGeriatrics @BrentForester @Ipsitv @artwalaszek @ElderPsychiatry @GeriPsyc tinyurl.com/34v887m8

@DocAnitaGupta shares how becoming a patient reshaped her view of medicine—showing that compassion, collaboration, and human connection remain at the heart of healing. @HopkinsACCM @RanaAwdish @mcgillwpc @NYUEmpathy @MedHums_BMJ @AsMedHum #MedTwitter tinyurl.com/4e4j8f6f

Seven tips for clinicians supporting patients navigating the complex aftermath of #CriticalIllness, as explained by @HopkinsMedicine's Elisabeth Nickels in a @CLOSLER article: bit.ly/4fxFX94

Saying goodbye to patients one-sidedly when you leave a practice? Psychiatrist Dr. David Kopacz shares 8 pearls for navigating the emotional complexity: @Medicalenglishb @roshni_beeharry @EricLast3 #MedTwitter closler.org/lifelong-learn…

Psychological tools can help improve cardiovascular health. - mailchi.mp/32ad4fd5d6b0/j…

Can mindfulness & positive thinking help your pts' blood pressure? New review says yes—w/ 8-12 weeks of structured practice. Practical evidence-based strategies from Dr. Neda Gould @HopkinsMedicine @HopkinsMedNews @hopkinsheart #MedTwitter closler.org/lifelong-learn…

Can mindfulness & positive thinking help your pts' blood pressure? New review says yes—w/ 8-12 weeks of structured practice. Practical evidence-based strategies from Dr. Neda Gould @HopkinsMedicine @HopkinsMedNews @PennPosPsychCtr #MedTwitter tinyurl.com/33c3bz4z

New review suggests mindfulness + positive psychology helps lower blood pressure and supports cardiovascular health — with benefits seen after 8–12 weeks of structured practice. Simple practices for how to do so from Dr. Neda Gould @HopkinsMedicine tinyurl.com/33c3bz4z

The question I didn't ask Melinda French Gates - mailchi.mp/1e1ee5ab07a1/j…

The question I didn't ask Melinda French Gates - mailchi.mp/e682f777e08e/j…