Alexa Miller
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294 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard Jun 2025
Alexa Miller’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Something's not right.
I feel totally unsettled by this.
They don't say that right away because it's not not because they don't feel that or they don't see that.
It's because it's not the culture.
When you look at cases of error again and again and again and again in cases of medical harm.
People knew something was not right, something fell off.
And instead everybody acted to its confirmation bias, like back up what the attending said it was, even when something fell off.
It's it's very important to just know to recognize when things are off and be able to recognize that and say that.
Sure.
So my three wishes for students who complete the uncertainty course are first that they just accept uncertainty.
It doesn't mean it's easy.
It doesn't mean it's comfortable.
In fact, quite the opposite.
But what comes with acceptance of the discomfort of it is knowing that that's the beginning of learning, that that discomfort drives learning and the right kind of knowledge acquisitions.
And to really expect it, if you if you're not expecting uncertainty, it's always gonna come as a surprise and as a distressing experience.
part of that acceptance is kind of this basic competence of
knowing different types of it and being able to recognize that and being able to recognize where it where it's coming from.
as well as how it applies in patients' lives and whose mind and body and family it's living in.
The second wish is to talk about uncertainty and talk about it well.
Just as you
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