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Trust in medicine is restored by method, not empathy

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By Alan P. Feren, Max Jared Bajer, Timothy Hoff
| KevinMD.com
Trust is often discussed in medicine as if it were mainly personal. Did the patient trust the clinician? Was the clinician empathetic? Did communication feel respectful? Did the patient feel heard? All of that matters. But it does not fully explain why trust breaks down in modern care. Patients do not lose trust only when a clinician is rude, dismissive, or wrong.
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How moving from nursing to medicine improves oncology care

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By Stephen Parodi, Timothy Hoff, Max Jared Bajer
| KevinMD.com
I still remember the heavy silence of the psychiatric unit during the peak of COVID-19. No family visitors, no group therapy, just the low hum of monitors and the crushing weight of isolation. One of my patients had survived a suicide attempt after losing his wife and daughter in a car accident. His grief filled the room like something physical. As a registered nurse, my role was clear: manage crises, deliver medications, and ensure safety.
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Joseph Josué Mora’s Interventions into Minimalism and Authority

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By Timothy Hoff
| sixtyinchesfromcenter.org
Minimalism is known for its hallmarks of formal purity, order, and a supposed insistence on neutrality. Exemplified by figures such as Donald Judd, Robert Morris, and Hal Foster, minimalism emerged in the 1960s.
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