It might be easiest to start by asking, what do we actually know? Let that sink in for a bit and I’ll circle back around to it. The pressure to know is something that sits heavily on all of us.  Being a teacher and a practitioner sure highlights this pressure, but I imagine that your […]

Where does the information come from that informs medical decisions? And, why does it matter?

If we collectively take the time to approach information in a new way we become better practitioners, and our patients join with us to create an informed, communicative team. 

After a few years in practice I started to find more effective and authentic ways to work with my clients. And when I worked with or read information from other practitioners who I respected I saw that they, too, followed some basic tenets to help their patients.

Beyond the concrete information that we must know to be good at our work, there is a massive need for practitioners to examine how we practice.

Paradigm = a model
Practice = the practice of healthcare
Paradigm of Practice = a new way to practice healthcare