Stanford Medicine 25 Blog
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Physical Exam Techniques to Support and Promote Women’s Health
In honor of Women's Health Week, we’ve compiled resources and information related to women’s health for physicians and medical learners.
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Rediscovering the Joy of Bedside Medicine to Combat Physician Burnout
Ongoing research has shed light on various tactics to prevent and address physician burnout, including rediscovering the joys of bedside medicine.
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Cardiovascular Physical Exams
In honor of American Heart Month, we’ve gathered resources for medical educators and learners to spread knowledge of the cardiovascular system.
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Through a Patient’s Eyes: Physicians Reflect on Personal Illness
A few recently published articles shed light on how physicians’ own experiences with illness offered lessons on the importance of humanity, connection and comfort.
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Bringing Human Connection to the Forefront of Medicine in a Technological Era
At Stanford Medicine 25, we believe human connection plays a critical role in patient care. But as the medical world becomes increasingly reliant on technology, how can we keep this approach in focus?…
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Dr. Verghese’s Rules for the Bedside Exam
Abraham Verghese says he’s learned key lessons at the patient bedside over the course of his career, all of which can be applied to enhance physical exam skills and foster the physician-patient connection.
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The Presence 5 for Racial Justice: Promoting Anti-Racism in Clinical Interactions
Stanford Medicine 25’s Donna Zulman, Abraham Verghese and their Stanford Medicine colleagues evolved the Presence 5 practices into The Presence 5 for Racial Justice to address a longstanding history of racial bias in medicine.