Bob Arnold
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679 appearances
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first heard Oct 2021
last heard Oct 2023
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So the fellows who are doing a masters in medical education will read all the medical education book.
Anyone who wants to be a sort of a
write, I'll make read bird by bird.
We we give all the fellows or we did uh thanks for the feedback because palliative care is the only specialty in the world that you start off at the beginning thinking you're really good at having culture care conversations.
So it's a little bit disorienting because that's why you went into palliative care, you're really good at it to be told uh not as much as you think.
Yeah.
We did it because I we had some problems with fellows who thought they were really good.
And so they found it quite disconcerning that in the first month or two, we wouldn't let them have conversations by themselves.
Because they did it as a, you know, internal medicine residents do it all the time.
And the the sort of analogy we gave is you can think you're really good at tennis.
And then you go to tennis school and they're like, Oh my God, never hit like that again.
And in fact, you get worse before you get better.
Right.
You're gonna learn habits.
So one of the books that I had is a book by James Clear called Atomic Habits, and he talks about how to get really good, means that you build habits every day that build on each other and are like compound interest.
And some of it is it means that you have to start as a novice and build the habits one at a time.
And we as faculty need to understand that whenever you learn a new habit, you're gonna get less good at the old habit.
The example I'll give is that when you're teaching palliative care fellows to attend to emotions, they'll get really good at attending to emotions, but they'll forget how to take a history.
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