@haithamahmedmd Using labelling language has negative impact in care and patients outcomes. This does not just relate to whether labelling patients' behaviour but can also lead to cognitive bias and misdiagnosis. #dxerror #LanguageMatters @DrMaryDahm @DrCarmelCrock https://t.co/w5AlXIAx7Z https://t.co/sPTCrOtrLQ
'More than words' - Interpersonal communication, cognitive bias and diagnostic errors.
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May 2021 – Nov 2024Where it's discussed
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The collection of discussions frequently mentions how miscommunication and unconscious biases can lead to diagnostic errors, with posts highlighting the importance of language and interpersonal skills in clinical settings. Words like 'stigmatising,' 'negative impact,' and phrases like 'so much more research' convey a tone of urgency and recognition of the article's relevance for improving healthcare practices.
Most discussions emphasize the importance of communication and recognize cognitive bias as a contributor to diagnostic errors, showing general support for the article's themes.
Posts demonstrate high curiosity, referencing specific research findings, sharing opinions, and quoting phrases like 'so much more research to do' and 'labelling language has negative impact,' indicating strong engagement.
Several posts delve into detailed examples such as the role of language, interpersonal dynamics, and patient experiences, reflecting a moderate to deep level of engagement.
Discussions highlight the significance of improving communication practices and acknowledge the article's potential impact on healthcare, though some responses are observational or appreciative rather than transformational.
Abstract in brief
- The text explains how clinicians may make premature judgments based on appearance, speech, or impressions, which can lead to diagnostic errors influenced by unconscious cognitive biases.
- It highlights the importance of communication methods and language in shaping clinical reasoning and patient safety, emphasizing how information presentation affects decision-making.
- The authors suggest that improving patient engagement and communication research can help better understand and reduce diagnostic errors, ultimately leading to safer healthcare practices.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky#Languagematters indeed! Labelling patients can not just be stigmatising but also contribute to bias and errors (which can be deadly). Maureen Williams (patient advocate), @DrCarmelCrock and I talk about this is our new discussion piece https://t.co/BwLgLbONiN https://t.co/MtzmOREpi4 https://t.co/FJKRDC1jZL
Out now! In our new opinion piece, we propose that "diagnostic error research now requires a paradigm extension towards patient-driven health communication research to assess and improve interpersonal communication." Read more here https://t.co/mi3mf4Cxm7 @DrCarmelCrock #dxerror https://t.co/lo5sp5pXXw
A new opinion piece from @DrMaryDahm tackles the issue of communication as a trigger for cognitive bias & diagnostic error. Showcases views from a patient advocate, communication specialist & doctor, bringing together the strengths of ICH. Have a read now: https://t.co/w5AlXIAx7Z
This paper has now been published (not where it was originally submitted but yeah, it got some glowing reviews! https://t.co/BwLgLbONiN https://t.co/69HKt7mJuv
Interesting study via @MariaDahm ⤵️ "Clinicians may make diagnostic assumptions, prematurely judge or diagnose patients based on appearance, speech or how they're portrayed by others. Such judgements can be a major source of diagnostic error." @ImproveDx https://t.co/K69FgcnkdK
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Effective Listening Strategies for Healthcare Communication and Safety
This episode explores strategies such as metatalk and self-recording to enhance listening skills. Dr. Mary Dahm discusses how improving communication can reduce diagnostic errors caused by cognitive biases and improve…
5) Miscommunication and unconscious biases can lead to diagnostic errors. Here we explored how patients, doctors, and language use all play a role in improving communication and reducing errors. https://t.co/BwLgLc6WwV
RT @HeartSisters: Interesting study via @MariaDahm ⤵️ "Clinicians may make diagnostic assumptions, prematurely judge or diagnose patients…
Interesting study via @MariaDahm ⤵️ "Clinicians may make diagnostic assumptions, prematurely judge or diagnose patients based on appearance, speech or how they're portrayed by others. Such judgements can be a major source of diagnostic error." @ImproveDx https://t.co/K69FgcnkdK
@rachelthomp @DrSarahJWhite @isdmsociety @KTG_RN listening, interrupting etc and how they affect dx and communication discussed here: https://t.co/BwLgLc6WwV
RT @DrMaryDahm: @Paulflevy @DrCarmelCrock Totally agree, Paul! Carmel, Maureen & I have written about the connections between interpersonal…
@Paulflevy @DrCarmelCrock Totally agree, Paul! Carmel, Maureen & I have written about the connections between interpersonal communication, cognitive bias and diagnostic errors before. so much more research to do on interpersonal communication and its role in the diagnostic process. https://t.co/BwLgLbONiN
@wolfhautz @LaurenSanders81 @DrCarmelCrock @JAMA_current @JAMANetwork @RealGeoffNorman @monteiro_meded @sherbino @SibbaldMatt @andrewolsonmd @stefanmherzog @RalfKurvers @HardeepSinghMD @LauraZwaan81 @mededconsult @ImproveDX We have also called attention to the importance of interpersonal communication to extend #dxerror research in an opinion piece coauthored with patient advocate Maureen Williams https://t.co/BwLgLbONiN (again DM for copy).
RT @DrMaryDahm: This paper has now been published (not where it was originally submitted but yeah, it got some glowing reviews! https://t.c…
This paper has now been published (not where it was originally submitted but yeah, it got some glowing reviews! https://t.co/BwLgLbONiN https://t.co/69HKt7mJuv
@JamesOz1 @ANU_ICH @AmbulanceVic Oh that's so nice to hear that you still remember! I really loved writing and giving that presentation :) parts of it have been written up on this paper. https://t.co/BwLgLbONiN Come to think of it, do I owe you some information we emailed about a few times? Do reach out again!
and then there are the 'lucky' who have endure years of trauma and gaslighting and labelling before they are diagnosed just as described her by @DrSomedayMaybe. Maureen my co-author for this piece had similiar experiences. This all breaks my heart! https://t.co/BwLgLbONiN
@haithamahmedmd Using labelling language has negative impact in care and patients outcomes. This does not just relate to whether labelling patients' behaviour but can also lead to cognitive bias and misdiagnosis. #dxerror #LanguageMatters @DrMaryDahm @DrCarmelCrock https://t.co/w5AlXIAx7Z https://t.co/sPTCrOtrLQ
RT @ANU_ICH: A new opinion piece from @DrMaryDahm tackles the issue of communication as a trigger for cognitive bias & diagnostic error. Sh…
RT @DrMaryDahm: #Languagematters indeed! Labelling patients can not just be stigmatising but also contribute to bias and errors (which can…
RT @DrMaryDahm: #Languagematters indeed! Labelling patients can not just be stigmatising but also contribute to bias and errors (which can…
RT @ANU_ICH: A new opinion piece from @DrMaryDahm tackles the issue of communication as a trigger for cognitive bias & diagnostic error. Sh…
RT @DrMaryDahm: #Languagematters indeed! Labelling patients can not just be stigmatising but also contribute to bias and errors (which can…
RT @DrMaryDahm: #Languagematters indeed! Labelling patients can not just be stigmatising but also contribute to bias and errors (which can…
RT @DrMaryDahm: #Languagematters indeed! Labelling patients can not just be stigmatising but also contribute to bias and errors (which can…
RT @DrMaryDahm: #Languagematters indeed! Labelling patients can not just be stigmatising but also contribute to bias and errors (which can…
RT @DrMaryDahm: #Languagematters indeed! Labelling patients can not just be stigmatising but also contribute to bias and errors (which can…
RT @DrMaryDahm: #Languagematters indeed! Labelling patients can not just be stigmatising but also contribute to bias and errors (which can…
RT @DrMaryDahm: #Languagematters indeed! Labelling patients can not just be stigmatising but also contribute to bias and errors (which can…
#Languagematters indeed! Labelling patients can not just be stigmatising but also contribute to bias and errors (which can be deadly). Maureen Williams (patient advocate), @DrCarmelCrock and I talk about this is our new discussion piece https://t.co/BwLgLbONiN https://t.co/MtzmOREpi4 https://t.co/FJKRDC1jZL
RT @ANU_ICH: A new opinion piece from @DrMaryDahm tackles the issue of communication as a trigger for cognitive bias & diagnostic error. Sh…
RT @ANU_ICH: A new opinion piece from @DrMaryDahm tackles the issue of communication as a trigger for cognitive bias & diagnostic error. Sh…
RT @ANU_ICH: A new opinion piece from @DrMaryDahm tackles the issue of communication as a trigger for cognitive bias & diagnostic error. Sh…
A new opinion piece from @DrMaryDahm tackles the issue of communication as a trigger for cognitive bias & diagnostic error. Showcases views from a patient advocate, communication specialist & doctor, bringing together the strengths of ICH. Have a read now: https://t.co/w5AlXIAx7Z
RT @DrMaryDahm: Out now! In our new opinion piece, we propose that "diagnostic error research now requires a paradigm extension towards pat…
RT @DrMaryDahm: Out now! In our new opinion piece, we propose that "diagnostic error research now requires a paradigm extension towards pat…
RT @DrMaryDahm: Out now! In our new opinion piece, we propose that "diagnostic error research now requires a paradigm extension towards pat…
RT @DrMaryDahm: Out now! In our new opinion piece, we propose that "diagnostic error research now requires a paradigm extension towards pat…
RT @DrMaryDahm: Out now! In our new opinion piece, we propose that "diagnostic error research now requires a paradigm extension towards pat…
Out now! In our new opinion piece, we propose that "diagnostic error research now requires a paradigm extension towards patient-driven health communication research to assess and improve interpersonal communication." Read more here https://t.co/mi3mf4Cxm7 @DrCarmelCrock #dxerror https://t.co/lo5sp5pXXw
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