How do you handle your authority being challenged under stress? Even minor communication missteps in high-pressure environments like medicine can create lasting rifts and missed details. While the instinct to push back is strong, it's rarely the best response.We share a story of miscommunication between a resident and a nurse, highlighting the importance of humility and inquiry in clinical settings. We examine why leading with curiosity instead of ego can save time, build trust, and improve patient care.💡 Check out our <a href="https://stimulus.captivate.fm/free-resources" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Free Resources</a> specifically designed to address pain points in medical practice💡We Discuss:<ul><li>Because I Said So</li><li>Cherubic Buddha vs Grumpy Gravel</li><li>You May Feel Frustrated, That's OK</li><li>Pushing vs Pulling</li><li>Tell Me What You're Thinking</li><li>The Three Reasons Why a Nurse Might Question a Doctor's Order</li><li>Why Inquiry Saves Time and Improves Care</li><li>The Other Person's Special Knowledge</li></ul>

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