FACILITATOR GUIDE | Consumer delivered training about #PartneringwithConsumers. A new educational package is available including a Facilitator's Guide and presentation to supporting training on partnering with consumers and #PersoncentredCare. Visit ow.ly/12xI50SHMbK

"Sometimes it takes a bit of time to get a diagnosis. We don't always have the time in ED. " I am back to coding clinician interviews about diagnosis, process and uncertainty in the Emergency Department and turning quotes into AI Art #AI #Art #EmergencyDepartment #diagnosis #time

Very cool research! More evidence for why #women need to be included in #MedicalResearch Dr Mary Dahm

As a PhD student I love this story by Tabitha Carvan and look forward to the day I get to write my acknowledgements

Welcome to the ‘Pathways in Linguistics’ series! This series consists of 4 sessions on Thursdays this August. They are open to all students interested in Linguistics courses and would like to know more about possible future directions for work or study. slll.cass.anu.edu.au/events

Please share far an wide! 🤩 Call for Presentations: The Interface Between Rapport Building and Information Sharing in Clinical Interactions We invite you to contribute to our panel at the 19th International Pragmatics Association Conference! #IPRA2025 ANU Institute for Communication in Health Care Intl Consortium for Communication in Health Care

Thanks Nursing Review for the chance to write about ANU Institute for Communication in Health Care #communication in #nursing #handover study published in J Clinical Nursing. Read more below (paywall) Transforming nursing handover: Leadership crucial in driving practice change | Nursing Review

Check out our article 'What a difference consumers make' showcasing the experiences of the Consumer Reference Group ANU Institute for Communication in Health Care ! #ConsumerEngagement #PatientAdvocate #HealthcareResearch #HealthCommunication ANU Media ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences ANU SLLL

Thanks for profiling phds @AusLingSoc. So many interesting projects!

Because it feels like spring 🌼

Looking forward to Dr Mary Dahm's talk as part of Styrelsen for Patientsikkerhed WHO Patient Safety Day focused on improving diagnosis. Poor Outlook Danish to Engl translation can't handle my surname...so let's just pretend it's French😂S'il te plaît, appelle-moi Madame Dog!

Every diagnosis starts with a conversation. Let's improve patient safety by studying interpersonal communication in healthcare. #ImprovingDiagnosis #PatientInvolvement #WorldPatientSafetyDay #WPSD

Study protocol for Dr Mary Dahm's #DECRA project, plus Laura Chien's #PhDResearch, published in BMJ_Open just in time for #PatientSafetyDay today! #WPSD2024 #DiagnosticExcellence #Uncertainty #HealthCommunication #QualitativeResearch

On #WorldPatientSafetyDay our CMO, A/Prof Carolyn Hullick, says we must work together to improve diagnostic accuracy to deliver safe and effective care. safetyandquality.gov.au/WPSD #GetItRight #WPSD2024 World Health Organization (WHO)

Fabulous news to share 🎉Congratulations to Dr Mary Dahm on this prestigious award recognising her outstanding achievements in #HealthCommunication research, #ConsumerEngagement and community impact! ANU SLLL ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences ANU Media ourANU @aipolsci #YTP24

Call for papers: Qualitative Health Communication (QHC) (open access) invites contributions on #digitalhealth communication. Please see call and timeline here: tidsskrift.dk/qhc/announceme… The issue is edited by Maja Klausen and @MajaNordtug . Get in touch if you have any qs

Congratulations to Dr Mary Dahm on receiving an ACT Tall Poppy Science Award! "For me, this recognition is a great opportunity to raise awareness about the crucial role communication plays in healthcare, particularly during diagnosis and in mitigating the risk of misdiagnosis."

Congratulations Dr Maria Dahm on being selected as a 2024 ACT Young Tall Poppy! Dr Dahm's research is investigating how doctors communicate with patients while searching for a diagnosis, especially when they're uncertain about a diagnosis.