Jagmeet Singh

Yeah, I mean, I think every residency program honestly could benefit from that. I think that in general, in our training, we just don't we don't get enough of that training. And to your point about the establishment and the idea that the larger systems, you know, hesitate, I will tell you that.

Yeah, I mean, I think every residency program honestly could benefit from that. I think that in general, in our training, we just don't we don't get enough of that training. And to your point about the establishment and the idea that the larger systems, you know, hesitate, I will tell you that.

Yeah, I mean, I think every residency program honestly could benefit from that. I think that in general, in our training, we just don't we don't get enough of that training. And to your point about the establishment and the idea that the larger systems, you know, hesitate, I will tell you that.

You know, something that I heard just a few days ago in a talk that was given by Dr. Todd Wolins, who I think is in the influencer space and is kind of doing a lot of work with the vaccine hesitancy, was that

You know, something that I heard just a few days ago in a talk that was given by Dr. Todd Wolins, who I think is in the influencer space and is kind of doing a lot of work with the vaccine hesitancy, was that

You know, something that I heard just a few days ago in a talk that was given by Dr. Todd Wolins, who I think is in the influencer space and is kind of doing a lot of work with the vaccine hesitancy, was that

some of the same people who hold these beliefs about the vaccines and and just have this mistrust of science at large find the larger systems to also be establishment and so sometimes if the messaging is coming from that place it may actually work against us to some extent and so it kind of brought that focus back to what you were saying is

some of the same people who hold these beliefs about the vaccines and and just have this mistrust of science at large find the larger systems to also be establishment and so sometimes if the messaging is coming from that place it may actually work against us to some extent and so it kind of brought that focus back to what you were saying is

some of the same people who hold these beliefs about the vaccines and and just have this mistrust of science at large find the larger systems to also be establishment and so sometimes if the messaging is coming from that place it may actually work against us to some extent and so it kind of brought that focus back to what you were saying is

How do I put the trust back between myself and my patient? And that conversation has the value that I think most of us went into pediatrics for. I went into pediatrics because I wanted to be a part of someone's family out of really... just unbelievably vulnerable level and to be able to watch that child go from day one to 18 years or some of them 21 because they don't want to leave us.

How do I put the trust back between myself and my patient? And that conversation has the value that I think most of us went into pediatrics for. I went into pediatrics because I wanted to be a part of someone's family out of really... just unbelievably vulnerable level and to be able to watch that child go from day one to 18 years or some of them 21 because they don't want to leave us.

How do I put the trust back between myself and my patient? And that conversation has the value that I think most of us went into pediatrics for. I went into pediatrics because I wanted to be a part of someone's family out of really... just unbelievably vulnerable level and to be able to watch that child go from day one to 18 years or some of them 21 because they don't want to leave us.

But to be able to be a part of that experience. And I think, like you said, when these conversations that we that was our compensation, it was the trust. It was these beautiful experiences with families. When that begins to break down and now our conversations are happening around, oh, well, we know that pharma pays you for your vaccines.

But to be able to be a part of that experience. And I think, like you said, when these conversations that we that was our compensation, it was the trust. It was these beautiful experiences with families. When that begins to break down and now our conversations are happening around, oh, well, we know that pharma pays you for your vaccines.

But to be able to be a part of that experience. And I think, like you said, when these conversations that we that was our compensation, it was the trust. It was these beautiful experiences with families. When that begins to break down and now our conversations are happening around, oh, well, we know that pharma pays you for your vaccines.

We know that you're supposed to give us vaccines because that gives you a bonus. And we're lost in translation. I don't think that a lot of us as pediatricians even know what language people are speaking because trust is fundamentally broken. And that is something I think a lot of us are going to need education in terms of how do you respond and allow your emotional response to that.

We know that you're supposed to give us vaccines because that gives you a bonus. And we're lost in translation. I don't think that a lot of us as pediatricians even know what language people are speaking because trust is fundamentally broken. And that is something I think a lot of us are going to need education in terms of how do you respond and allow your emotional response to that.

We know that you're supposed to give us vaccines because that gives you a bonus. And we're lost in translation. I don't think that a lot of us as pediatricians even know what language people are speaking because trust is fundamentally broken. And that is something I think a lot of us are going to need education in terms of how do you respond and allow your emotional response to that.

Take a back seat and find a way to work around it so you can hear the patient and have the conversation go back to what we used to value, which was a foundation of trust. I still believe that that is where we're going to win. If we're going to be able to move the needle, it is going to have to happen, I think.

Take a back seat and find a way to work around it so you can hear the patient and have the conversation go back to what we used to value, which was a foundation of trust. I still believe that that is where we're going to win. If we're going to be able to move the needle, it is going to have to happen, I think.