Always listen to your body and trust your instincts. If your symptoms feel off or your concerns are not taken seriously, do not hesitate to seek multiple opinions. Finding a doctor who listens, understands, and addresses your needs is crucial for proper care and treatment. Your health and well-being are worth the effort. #HealthAwareness #TrustYourBody #Endometriosis #WomensHealth #MedicalAdvocacy
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Building an Advocacy Platform for Patients with Chronic Invisible Conditions and New Insights for the Physicians and Clinicians Treating Them | Speaker | Workshop Facilitator | Seminar Leader
Struggling to advocate for yourself at the doctor’s office? This can be overwhelming if you’re managing an invisible illness and don’t have obvious symptoms. Here are a few strategies to help you get the most out of your next doctor’s visit: 1. ORGANIZE YOUR MEDICAL HISTORY: Keep a detailed record of your symptoms, medications, and previous treatments. Having everything in one place will help your doctor address your condition. 2. PRIORITIZE YOUR CONCERNS: Make a list of your most pressing issues and questions. The time goes fast, so focus on your top 2-3 health concerns while you have their attention. 3. BRING SUPPORT: Consider bringing a trusted friend or family member to your appointment. They can help you remember important details and ask key questions. 4. BE ASSERTIVE: Remember, you are your own best advocate. Don’t hesitate to ask for clarification or more information if you’re unsure about something. Take control of your health journey by advocating for yourself in healthcare settings. You deserve effective care. #BeYourOwnBestAdvocate #InvisibleIllness #ChronicIllness #PatientAdvocacy #HealthcareTips
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If you're dealing with chronic health issues a visit to the doctor's office will go better with some planning. I really like this framework for how to get the most out of your next doctor's visit by Caroline "Carrie" Niederman and want to share it with you. Be sure to "save" this post for future reference.
Building an Advocacy Platform for Patients with Chronic Invisible Conditions and New Insights for the Physicians and Clinicians Treating Them | Speaker | Workshop Facilitator | Seminar Leader
Struggling to advocate for yourself at the doctor’s office? This can be overwhelming if you’re managing an invisible illness and don’t have obvious symptoms. Here are a few strategies to help you get the most out of your next doctor’s visit: 1. ORGANIZE YOUR MEDICAL HISTORY: Keep a detailed record of your symptoms, medications, and previous treatments. Having everything in one place will help your doctor address your condition. 2. PRIORITIZE YOUR CONCERNS: Make a list of your most pressing issues and questions. The time goes fast, so focus on your top 2-3 health concerns while you have their attention. 3. BRING SUPPORT: Consider bringing a trusted friend or family member to your appointment. They can help you remember important details and ask key questions. 4. BE ASSERTIVE: Remember, you are your own best advocate. Don’t hesitate to ask for clarification or more information if you’re unsure about something. Take control of your health journey by advocating for yourself in healthcare settings. You deserve effective care. #BeYourOwnBestAdvocate #InvisibleIllness #ChronicIllness #PatientAdvocacy #HealthcareTips
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It's fine to occasionally feel down, but when those sad feelings do not pass with time or start to impact many areas of your life, these could be signs of depression. Please reach out to a medical expert for assistance! Visit www.doctors365.org to consult one of our specialists. #Doctors365 #Doctorsonline #onlineconsultation #telemedicinephysicians #primarycare #VirtualCare #Telehealth #OnlineConsultations #TelehealthSolutions #Telehealth #DigitalHealth #Telemedicine #healthhit #covid #ConvenientCare #PatientsFirst #24hrdoc #VirtualMedicine #HealthcareRevolution
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The Risks of Alternative Healing: A Tragic Tale In our latest piece, we delve into the tragic consequences faced by a family seeking natural remedies. This story underscores the importance of informed medical choices. Read the full article here: [Read more](https://lnkd.in/dV_DmsFG) #Healthcare #MedicalNews #AlternativeMedicine #ProfessionalInsights
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🚨 Pay Attention to Your Body! 🚨 These 7 Warning Signs Shouldn't Be Ignored. Your health matters, so if you notice any of these, don't hesitate to seek medical advice from a doctor. #HealthAwareness #MedicalAdvice #ListenToYourBody #HealthIsWealth #WellnessCheck #StayHealthy #TakeCareOfYourself #earlydetection #cancerscreening
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Stay in tune with your body by knowing your breasts and taking proactive steps to monitor your health! Here are some tips to help with your at-home self-exams: 👉Check-in once a month 👉Feel your breasts lying down and standing up to cover all bases 👉Do it with your hands on your hips and with your arm up 👉Apply a strong amount of pressure as you feel the area 👉Do the examination the same way every time If you see or feel any worrisome changes, we recommend you consult your doctor. Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or another qualified health care provider. #breastcancerprevention #breastcancerawareness #breastcancer
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Building an Advocacy Platform for Patients with Chronic Invisible Conditions and New Insights for the Physicians and Clinicians Treating Them | Speaker | Workshop Facilitator | Seminar Leader
Healthcare professionals: you play a significant part in helping your patients advocate for themselves. But how can you encourage patient self-advocacy? → Listen Compassionately: Demonstrating empathy for their challenges will validate their feelings and encourage them to open up. → Educate and Empower: Offer them resources and information about their condition. Encourage questions and self-education. → Lean into their Strengths: Encourage them to take charge of their health, build upon their natural abilities, and discover what they want to achieve in life. → Wait and Observe: Create more opportunities to observe their elusive symptoms, like scheduling varying appointment times or virtual check-ins. Want a deeper dive into effective care for your patients with invisible chronic illnesses? Book my 2024 keynote speech, ‘The Key to Witnessing Invisible Illnesses’. Get in touch before 2024 availability runs out >> https://lnkd.in/eGUk4-rW #PatientAdvocacy #HealthcareProfessionals #EmpowerPatients #2024Keynote #CompassionateCare
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In each of our lives, we may face a health crisis once or twice. But for a doctor, crisis is a constant part of life! To put it simply, there is no end to a doctor’s day… So here’s a short video celebrating a doctor’s everyday! #HappyDoctorsDay 👨⚕️ #HealthcareHeroes
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Mark your calendars! 📅 Our Chief Clinical Director, Stacie Dertinger, alongside Jane Savage from Clear Water Integrated Health, will be presenting on 'You, Me, and Burnout Makes Three: A Realistic Conversation About Accessing Care in a System on Fire' on May 9th at 4pm. Don't miss it! #BurnoutCare #HealthConference #BrainInjury #TraumaticBrainInjury
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