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Hosted by Ben Whybrow · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 87 episodes
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Clinical Communication is a video or audio resource for any healthcare clinicians wanting to have easier and better conversations with the people in front of them.Hosted by Ben Whybrow, Clinical Communication Skills Educator and Specialist Physiotherapist. This resource provides simple and practical advice for any clinician of any experience, that can lead to better outcomes.
Ben Whybrow hosts Clinical Communication, a health show with 87 episodes published.
Welcome to this new type of episode where I take other clinicians communication queries and discus them to help fellow clinicians with similar dilemmas. If you’ve got a query that you’d like help with (and are happy to b
This is a different episode to usual, as for the first time ever rather than a clinician I am joined by someone with a very rare condition. On this episode I am joined by Jen who has a diagnosis of thevery rare painful n
Conversations with young athletes and their parents can lead to a range of difficult topics related to recovery, performance or even changing sport entirely. On this episode Ben is joined by Angela Jackson, YoungAthlete
Experiences are often much more powerful for influencing beliefs and understanding that words and descriptions. Behavioural experiments give you an option to achieve this. But what does this mean? How should we go about
Most clinicians are in the business of behaviour change,whether that’s with patients or members of staff. A task that often sounds easy, but can be very difficult at times. But what really changes behaviour? Do previous
What can make explanations more memorable? How do you ensure the person in front of you has understood it as you intentioned? When is the right time to explain? This is a different episode to usual as it is a recording f
We often consider high level performers as those that work in sports or entertainment, but there's another group of high level performers who you may come across everyday, which is those in the corporate world. This grou
Being a supportive clinician and team player can lead tomany benefits across services, but are there downsides if we become too nice? Could less evidence-based care go unchallenged? Could avoiding conflict mean patients
An aspect of clinical practice we can often take for granted is informing patients about "normal" imaging findings. Just say it's alright, reassure and move on right? Yet this is a conversation that they've waited a long
This may come as a surprise, but one of my biggest passionsthroughout life has been professional wrestling, and as we are in the week of Wrestlemania 42 I’ve got THE Physio for British Wrestling, Big John Rehab, to talk
The person in front of you will form an impression and judgement about you within the first few seconds and minutes of meeting you that is then hard to change, so it's important to get right. Starting a consultation or d
With growing awareness and diagnosis rates, neurodiversity is becoming a very talked about topic and coming up more and more in healthcare conversations. How could we better support those with neurodiversity? Should you
There was big news last week, after months of suspicion and anticipation I have produced and released the worlds first guide that clinicans can use in practice to help with differential diagnosis of chronic widespread pa
Behaviour change conversations can be tricky, but one part most at risk of going wrong and derailing the conversation is raising the topic of the behaviour itself, especially if the person in front of you isn't expecting
Many clinicians deliver talks or presentations around the world every day - yet the vast majority leave a lot to be desired. This episode may sound like a rant, But it is really a blueprint on how to deliver a presentati
Body language is often stated to have the biggest impact on communication in conversations compared to the words spoken and tone used. Yet not as much attention and clinical research has beendirected to this area. And wh
Clinical conversations with older adults come with their ownset of potential challenges. How to manage time where there could be multiple issues to cover? How to keep the conversation on track? How to involve relatives a
Listen to find out what five clinically relevant books I read this year that I would recommend you read in 2026. Want to see the pictures of the books in the list? - find me @BWhybrowPhysio on Instagram, X or LinkedIn. O
There have been several requests for some shorter individual episodes, along with the longer guest interview episodes, so this episode covers one the key principles for influencing someones beliefs and behaviour. Which i
Empathy is a word often used when discussing communication skills and clinical care. Yet how often do clinicians really know what it means or what it looks like in practice? What benefits does giving empathic healthcare
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