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    Dorian L. Beasley MD, FACC‏ @cardiojaydoc02 9 Oct 2019

    Dorian L. Beasley MD, FACC Retweeted Matthew Tyler

    What they say: “This patient is a poor historian.” What I hear: “I haven’t taken the time to interview the patient and ask the right questions.”https://twitter.com/PalliDad/status/1181628526270849025 …

    Dorian L. Beasley MD, FACC added,

    Matthew Tyler @PalliDad
    What they say: “This family member is unrealistic” What I hear: “No one has taken the time to make this person feel heard” What words/phrases do you swap in your head for something else? #WordsMatter #hapc #hpm
    7:27 AM - 9 Oct 2019
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      2. Catherine Gegaris‏ @cgegaris1 9 Oct 2019
        Replying to @cardiojaydoc02

        Thank you,I argued for years, that and patient is non-compliant and or has failed treatment. I as just an NP took time to hear and understand how treatment did not work, what barriers confront the person. If you listen,you will have your answers

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      3. Dorian L. Beasley MD, FACC‏ @cardiojaydoc02 9 Oct 2019
        Replying to @cgegaris1

        These terms have become part of the medical lexicon and need to be promptly removed.

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      1. A-Khan‏ @A_Khan_QRS 9 Oct 2019
        Replying to @cardiojaydoc02

        But sometimes after the attending talks to the patient... "um... Yea ok you were right"

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      1. Tinaye Kagoro‏ @ultimatekagz 9 Oct 2019
        Replying to @cardiojaydoc02

        This line of thinking pissed me off at times. It's basically an assumption that the other doctor is incompetent. In some cases the history is NOT CLEAR! That's a fact, patients are different. You may end up upsetting them by grilling them over something they've trully forgotten

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      1. David Strauss‏ @dstrauss52 9 Oct 2019
        Replying to @cardiojaydoc02

        What I hear is someone who has dealt with intoxicated or demented patients.

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      1. Stephen Rockower, MD, FAAOS‏ @DrBonesMD 9 Oct 2019
        Replying to @cardiojaydoc02 @medicalaxioms

        Me: When was your operation? Them: Well, it might have been 96, or maybe 2002. Was it the left or the right? I don't really remember. Me: What hospital were you in? Them: I'm not really sure. It might have been Suburban, or maybe Sibley, 1/

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      1. Dr. LockerRheumTalk‏ @LockerRheumTalk 9 Oct 2019
        Replying to @cardiojaydoc02 @medicalaxioms

        yeah I gotta disagree. I prefer "limited historian" but most of my pts are older, some answer yes to anything you ask no matter how it's phrased Including open ended questions, others refuse to wear hearing aids so despite yelling questions, they're guessing what you asked, etc.

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      1. Kenny Cheung‏ @captshoehorn 9 Oct 2019
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        For neurology (and medicine) there may be an organic reason for the altered mentation. My characterizing this deficit is part of my exam

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      1. Dr.Fate MD‏ @DoctahFateMD 9 Oct 2019
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        Me: Do you have any past medical history? Patient: Its all in that chart you’re holding. Me: This is a piece of paper that I found on the ground, *shows paper* see there is a shoe print on it. Patient: Well, then I don’t know.

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      2. 🅃🄷🄴 🄷🄴🄰🅁🅃 🄳🄾🅁🄺🅃🄾🅁 🤓‏ @HeartDorktor 9 Oct 2019
        Replying to @cardiojaydoc02

        Some are really poor historians- or did academia suddenly start paying more? 😀

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      3. NoMoreConspiracies 🆘‏ @ConspiraciesNo 9 Oct 2019
        Replying to @HeartDorktor @cardiojaydoc02

        In all seriousness, if the patient IS a poor historian, you would do well to note why. 😉

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