July 30th, 2014
Podcast 172: Listening for the Diagnosis, a Conversation with Danielle Ofri
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Running time: 15 minutes
Dr. Danielle Ofri, author and internist (as well as an aspiring cellist), is writing a book about how patients and clinicians hear each other. Our discussion centers on that, and on her request that you contact her if you can put her in touch with great diagnosticians (and maybe even their patients).
If you have any suggestions about this or other matters, please contact me here: jelia@nejm.org.
Dr. Ofri may be contacted at her website: http://danielleofri.com
Here’s a link to our 2009 interview with Ofri.
Categories: Diagnosis, listening, Medical Education, Patient care, Quality of care, Uncategorized
Tags: Danielle Ofri, diagnosis, discussions with patients, listening
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