personalism

The days of medical robots, scanners, and bots are upon us ��� but do not fear! ��� these tools of digital health may be exactly what the doctor ordered to regain the personalism that's at the heart of caring.

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Dr. Bertalan Mesk�� is the director of The Medical Futurist Institute.

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PERSONALIZING CARE IN A TRANSACTIONAL WORLD

excerpts from the online conference held 1 November 2021

and sponsored by the Providence Institute for Human Caring

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You can watch the videos of each online session here.

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CONFERENCE AGENDA

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KEYNOTE: Three Keys to Personalizing Healthcare��

Dr. Ira Byock, Institute for Human Caring

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Why Serious Illness is a Serious Health-Equity Issue��

Dr. Tammie Quest, Emory

Dr. Glen Komatsu, TrinityCare Hospice

Dr. Karen Boudreau, ��Providence

Michael Drummond, Institute for Human Caring

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Medicine Meets Ministry - Engaging Faith Communities to Fill Unmet Needs��

Se��n Collins, Hear Me Now Podcast

Rev. Cynthia Carter Perrilliat, Alameda County Care Alliance

Jeannie Blaustein, ReImagine End of Life

Johnny Cox, Alliance of Catholic Health Care

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Let's Get Digital, Digital - Humanizing the EHR��

Sara Veazy, Providence

Dr. Matt Gonzales, Institute for Human Caring

Gregory Makoul, PatientWisdom

Mike Drummond, Institute for Human Caring

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From Scratch - Discovering the Healing Powers of Food, Family and Community��

Tembi Locke & Dr. Ira Byock

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Whole Person Care in the ICU��

Dr. Wes Ely, Vanderbilt

Dr. Daniela Lamas, Brigham and Women's Hospital

Liga Mezaraups, Providence

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Age-Friendly Works at Providence and Beyond��

Amy Berman, John ��A. Hartford Foundation

Yazmin Hehdi, Patient Representative

Dr. Carrie Rubenstein, Swedish Family Medicine

Mike Drummond, Institute for Human Caring

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Closing Remarks

Drs. Ira Byock and Matt Gonzales, Institute for Human Caring

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In Episode 7 of Unaffiliated, host Kathryn Elliott talks with a man named Ben von Bredow about “Friday night dinner,” a complex, tradition-laden gathering that he participated in for two years while studying in the United States. In the midst of ‘Turkish tea service,’ cordial smoke breaks, and post-dinner exchanges of poetry and song, Ben discovered a group of people committed to mutual self-expression and hospitality.

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