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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2025 · 13 MIN

Boundaries

from The Art of Patient Communication with Dr Kritika Mehra · host kritika mehra

In today's episode, Dr. Kritika Mehra explores the essential practice of setting boundaries to enhance both professional and personal well-being. Learn about the importance of healthy boundaries and their impact on managing overwhelm, anxiety, and other mental health concerns. Dr. Mehra discusses the different types of boundaries: physical boundaries in patient interactions, professional boundaries to ensure self-care and discipline, and boundaries within clinician-support staff relationships for optimal teamwork. This guide is crucial for clinicians aiming to deliver the best care to their patients while maintaining a balanced life. Don't miss out on these valuable insights to improve your practice and overall happiness. (01:37) Understanding the Need for Boundaries(02:26) Implementing Physical Boundaries in Clinical Practice(04:34) Maintaining Professional Boundaries(05:47) Managing Patient Expectations(08:04) The Importance of Clarity in Patient Communication(09:06) Facilitating Patient Decisions(11:15) Clinician and Support Staff Boundaries Thank you for listening.Connect with Kritika- Linkedin- Instagram

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