All physicians are susceptible to making a medical error. Do you know what to do if it happens to you?
Anthony Orsini, DO
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Articles by Anthony Orsini, DO
When you break bad news to patients, do you do it in a way that makes things worse?
The clinical and financial case for teaching physicians how to communicate after a medical error
By focusing on communication and conveying information clearly and with compassion, physicians can bring the human touch to treatment that builds lasting relationships with patients.
I have seen first-hand how even the most knowledgeable doctors can struggle with communication, especially during difficult conversations
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