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Microlecture 33: How to Handle Specific Religious Requests From the Family

Microlecture 32: What to Do When Families Delay Making End of Life Decisions

Microlecture 31: Can You Talk in Jargon and Ask the Interpreter to Simplify and Then Interpret

Microlecture 30: Is It Acceptable to Address Patients by Their First Name During a Clinical Encounter

Microlecture 29: What to Do When a Bi-lingual Family Member Overrides the Medical Interpreter

Microlecture 28: What is Acceptable Non-Verbal Communication in a Clinical Encounter

Microlecture 27: Is It Acceptable to Make Small-Talk During a Clinical Encounter

Microlecture 26: How to Save Time in a Clinical Encounter

Microlecture 25: How to Avoid Cultural Miscommunication About Risks Benefit Discussions and Informed Consent

Microlecture 24: How Rituals Promote Healing at the End Of Life

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