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I del 1 og 2 har jeg forklaret (og måske overbevist dig om), hvorfor compassionate care og god kommunikaton er essentielt for akutmedicineren – både for patienten, men ikke mindst
Instead of being :medicine and then compassion, it’s medicine AND compassion Barbara Tatham, EmCases Ep 145 Medicine today is complex and there are lots of threats to our individual sanity
I del 1a opsatte vi en kæde af “medical misinformation mess” fra research -> guidelines -> patienten. Vi gennemgik i del 1a research-delen. Vi går nu længere ned downstream i
1. Research Evidens hieraki pyramiden EBM Answer: It all depends. Things take place in a context, often on a spectrum and rarely is there a simple dichotomized answer Ken Milne
The medical misinformation mess (MMM) I think there is both overuse and underuse if healthcare […]in most developed countries […] we’re spending so much and wasting so much that “healthcare”
I think (our organisations such as ACEP, CAEP) should be advocating – especially for em physicians – that we apply the best evidence to every individual patient and that that
At the moment we waste effort, money and time, collecting data and pursuing quality targets, so that we have less time to listen and we risk losing sight of the
