Yes, that is something I’m very comfortable and familiar with @ENKELI 🙌🏻🙂🌺 and I do very much understand how a person could reach that decision 🙂💜
Yes, thank you for you’re valuable points there… still to this day, medics and healthcare providers still seem not entirely equipped to manage complex care - I think much of this could and should be addressed (and therefore mitigated) within the educational systems, because it would be those burgeoning health practitioners that would carry this through their workplaces over the duration of their careers, and with culture change comes systems shift too, because people tend to make their workplace work the way they need it to, but by bit…rather than those of us with little clout being the systems advocates fighting the battle from all sides of where change needs to occur 🙂
I also think that every hospital district should have a lived experience representative group of people that service their health professional needs in terms of complex cases and complex case conferences, because we bring those needs unique to patients into the room. Two reasons for this: one is, only someone with experience in the disorder and trying to get help for it knows the barriers and intricacies of navigating systems and access; and two…without patients, doctors wouldn’t exist, so the entire health systems across the entire globe must be unwaveringly focussed on patients to stay in any way relevant as an industry.
my two cents worth of tangent for the day 🙂💜🌺🙌🏻
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