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Clinical Communication

Ben Whybrow
Patient Communication
Cranial Nerve Tests
Clinical Assessment
Communication Skills
Steroid Injections
Physiotherapy
Cauda Equina Syndrome
Tone Of Voice
University Of Nottingham
Persistent Pain
Reassurance
Patient Care
Influence
Healthcare Professionals
Training In Physiotherapy
Vascular Flow Limitations
Patient Beliefs
Health Care
Pain Management
Intrinsic Motivation

Clinical Communication is a video or audio resource for any healthcare clinicians wanting to have easier and better conversations with the people in front of them. Hosted by Ben Whybrow, Clinical Communication Skills Educator and Specialist Physiotherapist. This resource provides simple and practical advice for any clinician of any experience, that can lead to better outcomes.

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It's time for the 4th Bonus Content featuring extra content from recent guests including:

David Alderton (00:42):

If Doing Nothing Is Always An Option, Is There Always A ChoiceIn Shared Decision Making?

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Achieving Buy-In For... more

Clinicians are becoming more aware of the importance ofcommunication skills in clinical practice, but this doesn’t mean things always go to plan.

On this episode Ben is joined by Vincent Kortleve, who is a published author and educator in communicat... more

Exercise is one of the most common treatment suggestions for low back pain. Yet outcomes in the research are variable.

What are some of the contextual factors that can influence the outcome of using exercise to treat low back pain?

And how much do... more

The use of stem cells to treat various medical issues includingjoint pain is gaining more and more awareness, which means patients are asking about them more frequently.

Yet most of us know very little about them, so how should weanswer the questio... more

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Recent Guests

Vincent Kortleve
Established author and educator in communication skills, trained psychologist, and physiotherapist
Episode: Common Communication Assumptions & Missteps with Vincent Kortleve
Lianne Wood
Senior Research Fellow at the University of Exeter and Advanced Practice Physiotherapist
University of Exeter
Episode: What Influences The Outcomes Of Exercise For Back Pain with Lianne Wood
Dr. Ansar Mahmood
Consultant orthopedic trauma surgeon and American Board Certified in Regenerative Medicine.
University of Birmingham, British Trauma Society
Episode: How To Discuss Stem Cell Injections For Joint Pain With Patients with Dr Ansar Mahmood
Pauline-Clare Callaghan
Specialist pelvic health physiotherapist and volunteer educator with Endometriosis UK
Endometriosis UK
Episode: How To Discuss Endometriosis With The Person In Front Of You with Pauline-Clare Callaghan
David Alderson
Senior lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University and advanced practice first contact physiotherapist
Sheffield Hallam University
Episode: Shared Decision Making Masterclass with David Alderson
Derek Griffin
Specialist musculoskeletal physiotherapist with a particular interest in fibromyalgia and chronic, widespread pain.
Episode: How To Discuss Fibromyalgia With The Person In Front Of You with Derek Griffin
Ian Cowell
Clinician, researcher, and educator with the Evolve Pain Academy
Evolve Pain Academy
Episode: How To Reassure Patients with Ian Cowell
Bill Taylor
Specialist physiotherapist and educator with a focus on male pelvic pain.
Episode: How To Help Men Discuss Their Pelvic Pain with Bill Taylor
Chris Tiley
Physiotherapist and author of Never Too Old To Lift
Never Too Old To Lift
Episode: Conversational Skills To Encourage Older Adults To Lift with Chris Tiley

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Ben Whybrow
Host of Clinical Communication Skills Educator and Specialist Physiotherapist.

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Live Webinar Recording: Empathy, Attentive Listening & Difficult Conversations
Q: How would you break the cycle if you're going around in circles about a belief that they have?
If discussions aren't progressing, it's often better to pause and suggest revisiting the conversation later.
Live Webinar Recording: Empathy, Attentive Listening & Difficult Conversations
Q: What is something that you may do or say to address that belief?
You should ask them where their belief came from, enabling them to reflect on and possibly challenge their ingrained beliefs.
Live Webinar Recording: Empathy, Attentive Listening & Difficult Conversations
Q: How could you show them that you're trying to understand what they've been through?
You can listen and summarize their concerns, but ensure that your approach is empathetic and acknowledges their feelings.
What To Say Before, During & After A Cranial Nerve Examination with Alan Taylor
Q: How accurate are these tests?
The accuracy and reliability of cranial nerve tests can vary widely, but most studies suggest they are moderately reliable across different practitioners.
What To Say Before, During & After A Cranial Nerve Examination with Alan Taylor
Q: How should we set it up to the person in front of them?
Alan emphasized that setting up cranial nerve exams requires explaining the process to the patient and asking for their consent, ensuring they are prepared for the assessment ahead.

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Focusing on effective strategies for communication in healthcare settings, this show offers insights to help clinicians enhance their interactions with patients. Episodes present discussions on a variety of topics such as exercise adherence, shared decision-making, managing chronic pain, and specialized conditions like fibromyalgia and endometriosis. This resource emphasizes evidence-based practices and the importance of tailoring communication to individual patient needs, aiming to empower clinicians with practical skills that lead to better patient outcomes. In addition to expert interviews, each episode combines clinical wisdom with emotional intelligence, reinforcing the relevance of empathy in healthcare communication.

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Clinical Communication launched a year ago and published 60 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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1. Vincent Kortleve
2. Lianne Wood
3. Dr. Ansar Mahmood
4. Pauline-Clare Callaghan
5. David Alderson
6. Derek Griffin
7. Ian Cowell
8. Bill Taylor

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