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Repairing “difficult” patient-clinician relationships involves the clinician acknowledging his/her part in the conflict. By Denise M. Dudzinski, PhD, MTS, Professor & Chair of the Department of Bioethics & Humanities at UW School
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How teachers weave social-emotional learning into academics. By Evie Blad (@EvieBlad).
Taking these steps to encourage healthy use of technology can minimize negative developmental and emotional effects on children. Written by Crystal
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Kids who suffer hunger in first years lag behind their peers in school, especially in social and emotional skills, a recent study finds. By Rhitu Chatterjee (@RhituC).
Teacher-prep slow to embrace social-emotional
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Best Practices in Relational Skills Training for Medical Trainees and Providers: a recent Academic Pediatrics article written by Eran Magen, PhD, (@eranmagen) Scientific Director of the Center for Supportive Relationships, and Horace
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A Doctor Experiences Pain, and it’s a Window Toward Empathy: an insightful Boston Globe piece about Dr. Paul Konowitz's own experience as a patient, and how that changed his medical practice.
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Suspending Students Costs Billions in Economic Losses: An Edweek article connecting suspensions and lower graduation rates to higher taxpayer costs. By Francisco Vara-Orta (@fvaraorta).
5 Reasons to Invest in the Social and
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She Nearly Died at Her Own Hospital, and it Taught Her How to be a Better Doctor: a moving article about Dr. Rana Adwish, MD, Director of the Pulmonary Hypertension Program
The Gold Foundation blog published an article we wrote, titled "3 Steps for Managing Emotionally Intense Conversations with Patients".
The article explains how slowing down and taking time to listen to an upset patient can paradoxically result in a more
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How e-Health Technology Can Help Physicians Form Stronger Relationships with Patients, by Sophia Wang, MD, an assistant professor of clinical psychiatry at Indiana University School of Medicine.
An Interview with the Cleveland
What a nice holiday gift - our ASCD Express article, "A Relational Bank Account That Pays Dividends", was selected to be featured in the ASCD "Best of 2016". We are honored to be featured in this prestigious list, and thank
