Dr. Aimee (Amy) Nefcy

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The Neurotransmitters: Clinical Neurology Education · Beyond Tired: Understanding ME/CFS · 20 Dec 2025 podcast

I've had patients who've been upset with me.

You know, it happens.

But I think that when you practice what I was talking about, the validation and the acceptance and, you know, I believe that you have symptoms.

I don't know what's causing them.

And being able to admit that to a patient, that kind of humility, I think, improves the doctor-patient relationship to the point where malpractice claims are much less likely to happen.

Yeah.

And this is my way of practicing medicine I've developed myself over years.

But it was not the way I was trained.

When I was trained in Detroit, we were old school.

This was before Obamacare.

And we were the primary care for half the city.

And we were working in the inner city.

And our population, by and large, was African American.

And we, by and large, were white.

And we were very paternalistic.

There was no such thing as shared decision making.

And informed consent was something that you did because it was required on the forms.

not because you were actually trying to inform the patient on anything.

Yeah.

So we would go in and talk to the patient and examine them and then tell them, you know, we'll come back with some test results.

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