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- Dr. Abraham Verghese explains the ritual of the bedside exam. Created by Sal Khan.
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I LOVE this video so much, I wish there was more visual engagement.
I think this is valid for nurses as well. As the required documentation increases, it's easy to justify spending less and less time with patients, but it's an exchange that has importance for both participants. The healthcare personnel (doctor, nurse, whoever) gains information, and the patient feels validated like you said.
Thank you Sal, a very enlightening video. I want to study medicine in the UK, and this has really gotten me thinking more about becoming a doctor, as well as helping me validate my decision.
I recently (August 2023) read the novel by Dr. Abraham Verghese - " The Covenant of Water" - an excellent book, a must read - an Oprah's Book Club pick too.
Nice video as always, although the volume was a little low on this one.
Very interesting. Thanks Sal!
Hey... is this Sal? I recognize the voice from the calculus videos from Khan Academy!!
Khan as a doctor would remind me of Doctor Cudner in the House M.D. series.
Great video, but the guest mic volume on all of these latest videos seem to be quite low.
What's with the low volume
I had headphones and yet I had to turn the AC off and move into the other room
I like this. :-D
Which seems especially designed to put patients in a position of weakness!
What's with the pen tool?
Mic was low, but thats why I have a volume dial on the video...
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I love the Khan academy but I am very disappointed in this video. It adds no value what so ever. Dr. Abraham Verghese needs to may be donate his time and practice medicine in a third world country, may be he will not be so full of himself anymore.
I want my 8 minutes and 48 seconds back please.
What's with the low volume
I had headphones and yet I had to turn the AC off and move into the other room