This is part II of the Brindley Sessions on Rudeness. If you haven't yet, you should listen to Part I:
Brindley Session I – On Rudeness
In this podcast, we discuss some more concrete approaches to dealing with rudeness. I also had a chat with Paul Jhun on these issues with the ALiEM wellness thinktank.
Some Things We Mentioned
Vic Brazil's Tribalism Talk
Timing, Tribes, and STEMI from SMACC Gold
and the book she mentions:
Very Rough Sketch of the EM Culture Requests for Folks Visiting our Department
- Be Polite
- Be Kind
- Be Open Minded
- Be Communicative
- Be Non-Accustory – errors should be looked at as an opportunity to discuss, learn, and make things better in the future
Links of Interest
- Seems these issues are going on in the UK as well
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Now on to the Podcast…
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Chief, Division of Emergency Critical Care
Director, Resuscitation and Acute Critical Care Unit
Stony Brook Medicine
Stony Brook, NY, USA
No conflicts of interest (coi).
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