I'm going to be honest with you...this episode is much longer than our usual ones because the topic was just too great. Can you believe there is actual EVIDENCE for patient communication? Josh Satterlee, DC sums it up for us in today's episode to discuss how to improve this skill set immediately, how being a good communicator can prevent a provider from being sued, and how best to apologize to a patient in the event of an error or mistake in practice. You won't want to miss this one!

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In this episode of The Provider’s Report, host Rebecca Deyo reflects on insights gathered from fellow healthcare professionals about the lessons they wish they had known earlier in their careers. Rebecca shares valuable takeaways on topics such as the importance of mentorship, the power of effective communication with patients, and the critical role of repetition in marketing. She summarizes perspectives on the challenges of choosing the right practice location, overcoming perceived limitations, and aligning beliefs about diagnostic imaging with scientific evidence. Tune in for a thoughtful discussion on how these insights can shape your approach to healthcare and enhance both patient outcomes and provider satisfaction.

In this powerful episode, host Rebecca Deyo opens up about the catastrophic knee injury she sustained on October 28, 2023. She recounts her journey from the initial shock of the injury through the MRI results, sharing what it’s like to transition from doctor to patient. Rebecca dives into the emotional toll, the challenges of navigating a siloed healthcare system, and the importance of early education and understanding after such a traumatic event. We also explore how value-based care from her physical therapist and orthopedist set her on a path to healing. The episode drives home the importance of individualized care and the recognition that no two cases are the same, while highlighting the 3 Pillars of Evidence-Based Care, including the critical role of patient preferences and goals.