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    Psychology: Trisha Greenhalgh #FBPE
 @trishgreenhalgh
 Doctor: Don't confuse your Google
 search with my 6y at medical school.
 Patient: Don't confuse the 1-hour
 lecture you had on my condition with
 my 20y of living with it.
 5:30 AM May 26, 2018
 7.4K Retweets
 22.8K Likes
val-ritz:

dreaming-in-circles:

magickinmundane:

pr0dr0me:


licensetomurse:


meanwhileonwednesday:
As a medical professional and a medically complicated human this is very important to me
Thatā€™s not wrong. 


These are both true


Both are very very true.


These are both true, but more importantly, not mutually exclusive! 
Say a patient comes in with chest pain. First time theyā€™ve ever had chest pain. They say they googled it, and clearly they have cancer now!
ā€¦no. Thatā€™s the first example. 
But say a patient has chest pain, theyā€™ve had chest pain for 10 years, every previous doctor has checked for all the obvious causes, and nothing changes. 
Thatā€™s a completely different scenario. In the first example, the patient doesnā€™t know what theyā€™re talking about. The condition is new, their knowledge is limited. Thatā€™s why we have doctors. But in the second example, the patient is the expert, and the doctor is the one whoā€™s new to the situation. The patient has done all this before, and is very familiar with the pain (condition, etc.) that they have. The doctor is not the one with 10 years of experience. They need to listen, because the patient actually has something they donā€™t know to add to the conversation. 
These two things are not mutually exclusive, they are not the same scenario, and both doctors and patients (but mostly doctors) need to learn to tell the difference and know when to talk, and when to listen. 
This is also *highly* relevant to anti-vaxers. 

There is a reason that the entire section on dysthymia in my psychology textbooks is basically ā€œthis person has been living with this for years longer than you will ever have researched it. help them facilitate their own coping strategies.ā€

    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                Psychology: Trisha Greenhalgh #FBPE
 @trishgreenhalgh
 Doctor: Don't confuse your Google
 search with my 6y at medical school.
 Patient: Don't confuse the 1-hour
 lecture you had on my condition with
 my 20y of living with it.
 5:30 AM May 26, 2018
 7.4K Retweets
 22.8K Likes
val-ritz:

dreaming-in-circles:

magickinmundane:

pr0dr0me:


licensetomurse:


meanwhileonwednesday:
As a medical professional and a medically complicated human this is very important to me
Thatā€™s not wrong. 


These are both true


Both are very very true.


These are both true, but more importantly, not mutually exclusive! 
Say a patient comes in with chest pain. First time theyā€™ve ever had chest pain. They say they googled it, and clearly they have cancer now!
ā€¦no. Thatā€™s the first example. 
But say a patient has chest pain, theyā€™ve had chest pain for 10 years, every previous doctor has checked for all the obvious causes, and nothing changes. 
Thatā€™s a completely different scenario. In the first example, the patient doesnā€™t know what theyā€™re talking about. The condition is new, their knowledge is limited. Thatā€™s why we have doctors. But in the second example, the patient is the expert, and the doctor is the one whoā€™s new to the situation. The patient has done all this before, and is very familiar with the pain (condition, etc.) that they have. The doctor is not the one with 10 years of experience. They need to listen, because the patient actually has something they donā€™t know to add to the conversation. 
These two things are not mutually exclusive, they are not the same scenario, and both doctors and patients (but mostly doctors) need to learn to tell the difference and know when to talk, and when to listen. 
This is also *highly* relevant to anti-vaxers. 

There is a reason that the entire section on dysthymia in my psychology textbooks is basically ā€œthis person has been living with this for years longer than you will ever have researched it. help them facilitate their own coping strategies.ā€

                
            

            
            
val-ritz:

dreaming-in-circles:

magickinmundane:

pr0dr0me:


licensetomurse:


meanwhileonwednesday:
As a medical professional and a me...

            
            
        

    



        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            







    Psychology: If you don't teach your
 child to obey Jesus, the
 devil will teach them
 evolution, sexuality
 psychology, witchcraft
doktorgirlfriend:

michi0no:
prokopetz:

cheesedeity:

prokopetz:

bear-eggs:

geekandmisandry:

Wow, I had no idea Satan was so knowledgeable and generous with his time.
#TeamSatan

Can satan come teach a class at my school

Amusingly, among the Western European demon-conjuring cults of the 16th Century, many demons were greatly valued for their skill as teachers, often to the point that grimoires would place greater emphasis on the subjects each demon was qualified to teach than on their supernatural powers.
For example, this guy?
Teaches moral philosophy.
And this creepy dude?
Heā€™s your astronomy professor.
Seriously, look this stuff up some time - itā€™s wild.

I now want a comic or cartoon series about demon teachers and their human students. Not sure if it should be college or high school.

ā€œAw, man - I got Professor Lionwheel. I hear if you fail his exams, he eats your legs.ā€
ā€œYeah, but heā€™s supposed to be really good about keeping regular office hours.ā€
ā€œHuh. Sort of a trade-off, really.ā€


Okay but itā€™s kind of fun to look this stuff up. There are literally so many teacher-demons. Like
This dude is your foreign language prof.

And Mister Chickenlegs is gonna teach you some manners
And this guy is your freakinā€™ Art Professor.Ā 

BUT WAIT! THEREā€™S MORE!I wanna learn art from the hell puppy! :O(Michi, I just raided theĀ ā€œdemonsā€ search on your blog. Good times, lemme tell ya.DEMON DATABASE, ARE YOU KIDDING ME?? Ohhhh, boy, Iā€™m about to lose some hours here.)
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                Psychology: If you don't teach your
 child to obey Jesus, the
 devil will teach them
 evolution, sexuality
 psychology, witchcraft
doktorgirlfriend:

michi0no:
prokopetz:

cheesedeity:

prokopetz:

bear-eggs:

geekandmisandry:

Wow, I had no idea Satan was so knowledgeable and generous with his time.
#TeamSatan

Can satan come teach a class at my school

Amusingly, among the Western European demon-conjuring cults of the 16th Century, many demons were greatly valued for their skill as teachers, often to the point that grimoires would place greater emphasis on the subjects each demon was qualified to teach than on their supernatural powers.
For example, this guy?
Teaches moral philosophy.
And this creepy dude?
Heā€™s your astronomy professor.
Seriously, look this stuff up some time - itā€™s wild.

I now want a comic or cartoon series about demon teachers and their human students. Not sure if it should be college or high school.

ā€œAw, man - I got Professor Lionwheel. I hear if you fail his exams, he eats your legs.ā€
ā€œYeah, but heā€™s supposed to be really good about keeping regular office hours.ā€
ā€œHuh. Sort of a trade-off, really.ā€


Okay but itā€™s kind of fun to look this stuff up. There are literally so many teacher-demons. Like
This dude is your foreign language prof.

And Mister Chickenlegs is gonna teach you some manners
And this guy is your freakinā€™ Art Professor.Ā 

BUT WAIT! THEREā€™S MORE!I wanna learn art from the hell puppy! :O(Michi, I just raided theĀ ā€œdemonsā€ search on your blog. Good times, lemme tell ya.DEMON DATABASE, ARE YOU KIDDING ME?? Ohhhh, boy, Iā€™m about to lose some hours here.)
                
            

            
            
doktorgirlfriend:

michi0no:
prokopetz:

cheesedeity:

prokopetz:

bear-eggs:

geekandmisandry:

Wow, I had no idea Satan was so knowledg...