What I Wish You Knew…Sharing Perspective from the Bedside

Patients and families from our six Family Advisory Councils were asked a basic question: What is important to you during your health care experience? What do you wish the health care team knew? Each council created a wish list, all with many of the same common themes. Respect, communication, and partnership. These wishes embody the building blocks of patient and family centered care and they serve as a daily reminder to ask ourselves as providers, are we meeting these simple needs to show we care? Learn More at www.hopkinsmedicine.org/the_jo...

[@TrusfratedSam]

This was very well executed. Gives the physician a new perspective from the patient's/patient's family's point of view. Thank you for this. Medicine should always be patient centered and what they need is what we should try to achieve. :)

[@suminarai7910]

thank u johns hopkins!

[@graciegracie]

I'm hoping that health care professionals could be truly more respectful towards patients and folks, and also towards colleagues.

[@singingmanmd]

This video is awesome. However, I have not experienced this type of care with John Hopkins. Frankly, the total opposite. Very unfortunate. Every patient should be respected and care for on all levels. True video but my experience with John Hopkins has been horrible.

[@JohnsHopkinsMedicine]

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