Communication

July/August 2019 Issue
Communication Tips for Caring for Survivors of Sexual Assault [Feature]

You can support your patients’ recovery from sexual assault by interacting with them in an empowering, compassionate manner.

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July/August 2019 Issue
How to Identify, Understand, and Unlearn Implicit Bias in Patient Care [Feature]

Taking steps to recognize and correct unconscious assumptions toward groups can promote health equity.

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November/December 2018 Issue
Five Ways to Communicate Risks So That Patients Understand [Feature]

When discussing a patient’s risk of developing a disease or the risks associated with a screening test, these simple techniques can ensure clarity.

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November/December 2018 Issue
Communicating Risks: Let's Talk Numeracy [From the Editor]

Understanding numeracy will make your risk conversations with patients more effective.

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September/October 2018 Issue
Physician-Patient Communication: A Family Medicine Strength [From the Editor]

But there is always room for improvement.

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September/October 2018 Issue
Four Evidence-Based Communication Strategies to Enhance Patient Care [Feature]

These communication skills will increase patient engagement and satisfaction without slowing you down.

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July/August 2018 Issue
Teach-Back: A Simple Technique to Enhance Patients' Understanding [Feature]

Half of patients leave their visit without understanding what their physician told them, but this simple technique can help.

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March/April 2018 Issue
What to Do When Emotions Run High in the Exam Room [The Last Word]

Step one: Don't ignore it.

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January/February 2018 Issue
Getting to No: How to Respond to Inappropriate Patient Requests [Feature]

The five-step “FAVER” approach can help you say no to uncomfortable requests while preserving the patient relationship.

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January/February 2018 Issue
Ten Strategies for Building Emotional Intelligence and Preventing Burnout [Feature]

You couldn’t have made it through medical school and residency without a high intellect, but have you developed your emotional intelligence?

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