Very cool breakdown of the exam and ROF. I agree with all of Brandon’s points. Slow down, be genuinely curious, make it meaningful for the patient by setting the stage, and the small things matter. I appreciate the insight into the nuances of the patient encounter, especially with a thoughtful review like this because I find myself in Brandon’s shoes a lot overloading the patient, breezing through things on auto-pilot, and just overall not appreciating the details. Thank you for posting this and taking the time to add even more value to the case study series.
This is a great video…continues to drive home the point that each of the case study videos has so much depth to it. Everything that’s said has a purpose and there is no filler. Brandon’s perspective was great to hear, thanks for putting this together.
Very cool breakdown of the exam and ROF. I agree with all of Brandon’s points. Slow down, be genuinely curious, make it meaningful for the patient by setting the stage, and the small things matter. I appreciate the insight into the nuances of the patient encounter, especially with a thoughtful review like this because I find myself in Brandon’s shoes a lot overloading the patient, breezing through things on auto-pilot, and just overall not appreciating the details. Thank you for posting this and taking the time to add even more value to the case study series.
This is a great video…continues to drive home the point that each of the case study videos has so much depth to it. Everything that’s said has a purpose and there is no filler. Brandon’s perspective was great to hear, thanks for putting this together.