
From
Fear to Fun
Is it possible for the outpatient clinic to become a moment of fun? Can it be something else than a dreaded time in our (the doctor’s) schedule?
Welcome to a new way of
doctor-patient-relationships. See tips for the following aspects:
How to connect with the child/ patient?
Is there a need to show respect to the child as to any adult?

Are there possibilities to joyfully engage with the child?
Introduction to
Empower Paediatric Patients

ENT Consultant at the Royal Hospital for Children
Have you ever had children / patients
laughing in your surgery?
How to get from fear to fun?
Parents and children dread going to the doctor.
The main thought of the child is:
Will it hurt?
Will he/ she put a needle in my arm?
The main thought of the parent is :
Will it work?
Will she/he be able to examine my child?
Both parents and their children are living in two
different mental worlds.
And any doctor dealing with paediatric patients will have to cater for their diverging needs simultaneously.
In this blog, I describe simple steps how to:
with children and
their parents during their healthcare journey.
- 1-About me (6)
- 2-Connect (35)
- 3-Respect (22)
- 4-Engage (20)
- 5-Extra Tips (9)
- 7-From Fear to Fun Podcasts (12)
- 8-Other thoughts (6)
- Other Toughts (3)
- Uncategorized (3)
Maybe you are wondering:
Why bother?
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That every pulse presents a thank and every breath a joyful Song…
What songline renains clone to you? This line has been written in te seventeeth century. The song speaks of praising God, the creator of the universe. Why? Because it acknowledges the gap between creator and creation, the maker and the made. It sees, how dependend for everything we are on him. And then the song…
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Professional neutrality: own your own emotions
During the conversation with patients, emotions from both sides are triggered and projected.
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What is projection and counter projection?
Projection and counter projection contribute to confusion. What is “projection”? We see the world and assume, that we see facts. However, often enough our assumptions and filters shape “our reality” and we cling more to our inner narratives, than to hard circumstances around us. Our inner mindset shapes our experience. We are more prone to…
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Can’t control what you hear …
I only can control what I say, not what you hear. I only can aim to be as transparent as possible.
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