1) Over the last 2 weeks, I've been jotting down words & statements from various conversations & interview questions I have been asked.
These words stick out like a sore thumb. What are these words, you ask?
These words stick out like a sore thumb. What are these words, you ask?
2) Too helpless
Too timid
Not smart enough
Incapable
Too oblivious
Indifferent
Uneducated
Could care less
Too anxious
Too lost
Not committed enough
Wrong priorities
Lazy
Can’t handle it
Too weak
Too vulnerable
Difficult
Ignorant
Apathetic
Complicated
Rude
Too hysterical
Selfish
Too timid
Not smart enough
Incapable
Too oblivious
Indifferent
Uneducated
Could care less
Too anxious
Too lost
Not committed enough
Wrong priorities
Lazy
Can’t handle it
Too weak
Too vulnerable
Difficult
Ignorant
Apathetic
Complicated
Rude
Too hysterical
Selfish
3) All of these words were used in the context of improving #PtEng, #PtExp, & #PatientAccess.
Do you know who the words above are describing?
All of these words were used in the context of describing patients.
Do you know who the words above are describing?
All of these words were used in the context of describing patients.
4) Is this really how we see patients?
The words we use matter. Always.
The words we use matter. Always.
5) I have the privilege of knowing & collaborating with some of the most amazing patients & careparters, from all walks of life, from different parts of the country & world.
6) They are none of the above words.
They are instead:
determined, curious, passionate, great at setting boundaries, intelligent, intuitive, organized, committed, loving, motivated, helpful, empathetic, sacrificing, great teachers, super connectors, awe-inspiring, educators.
They are instead:
determined, curious, passionate, great at setting boundaries, intelligent, intuitive, organized, committed, loving, motivated, helpful, empathetic, sacrificing, great teachers, super connectors, awe-inspiring, educators.
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