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Articles by Max Zubatsky
An inter‐university geriatric case competition helped students achieve interprofessional collaboration competencies
INTRODUCTION Interprofessional teamwork and collaboration are critical elements to ensuring safe and effective patient-centered care to older adults who require complex care for multiple chronic conditions.1 Health professional students typically learn within their own discipline, despite evidence that interprofessional experiences improve their attitudes, knowledge of, and comfort working with older adults.2 Creating engaging interprofessional learning activities for health professional...
A Health Systems Genogram for Improving Hospital Transitions to Primary Care
Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) has become a standard of care that addresses gaps in the delivery of mental health services in this country. 1 One challenge of IBH is finding common language that clinicians at multiple levels of training can share. 2 We introduce the Health Systems Genogram, a clinical tool designed to improve coordination between clinicians in IBH settings, used to supplement follow-up care for patients transitioning from the hospital to an outpatient setting.
A Health Systems Genogram for Improving Hospital Transitions to Primary Care
THE INNOVATION Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) has become a standard of care that addresses gaps in the delivery of mental health services in this country.1 One challenge of IBH is finding common language that clinicians at multiple levels of training can share.2 We introduce the Health Systems Genogram, a clinical tool designed to improve coordination between clinicians in IBH settings, used to supplement follow-up care for patients transitioning from the hospital to an outpatient setting.
What You MUST ask your doctor
Asking Your Doctor the Important Questions Let’s face it; a doctor’s visit is not the ideal item on a Tuesday morning list of tasks. From the sterile smell in the air to the uncomfortable plastic chairs in the waiting room, the culture of medicine can be an intimidating place for many. Even more, a recent diagnosis can offer several unknown questions in a patient’s life.
Don't Get Mad, Get Funny
More Than a Hug: How Caregiver Peers Can Support Each Other Friends arrive with extra meals or share a coffee, meeting them for a stolen hour, somewhere close to home in case of another emergency. You part with a hug and the friend offers words of encouragement. “Hang in there.” You hope you can. The next long nights and days of managing caregiving on top of the rest of life’s responsibilities go by in a blur. You are hanging on, but barely.
Asking Your Doctor the Important Questions
“Have a seat and we’ll call your name soon.” “Please fill out these forms to the best of your ability.” “The doctor will see you now.” Let’s face it; a doctor’s visit is not the ideal item on a Tuesday morning list of tasks. From the sterile smell in the air to the uncomfortable plastic chairs in the waiting room, the culture of medicine can be an intimidating place for many. Even more, a recent diagnosis can offer several unknown questions in a patient’s life.
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