About this episode

This episode discusses the importance of narrative-based medicine in clinical practice, emphasizing the patient's perspective.

In the 75th episode of A Pinch of Salt we'll be talking about narrative-based medicine, a topic that is not specific to nephrology, but it should be a core topic that is deeply involved in practicing patient-friendly clinical medicine. In medical schools we are taught extensively on how to get information from patients about their symptoms and signs, which will help us develop a differential diagnosis. But we don’t learn much about how to get information on the patient’s point of view, their ...

People in this episode

Guest: Amy Waterman

Topics covered

• narrative-based medicine
• patient-friendly clinical medicine
• nephrology
• medical education
• patient perspective

Keywords

• narrative-based medicine
• patient perspective
• clinical medicine
• nephrology
• medical education

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: European Renal Association

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