The work I do is collaborative, responsive, and shaped by the people I work with. Over time, certain themes have come up in what clients say they value most about our process, our results, and how we get there. Here’s what clients have shared about our work together—in their own words. 1. Starting With What’s […]
Episode 206 Dr. Ayo Olagoke on using AI in health communication
Solving complex problems with limited time is the daily reality for many of us. Today, Dr. Ayo Olagoke joins us to explore how AI can make that a little easier in the world of health communication. Are you tackling big problems but are shy on time and resources? Thought so. So you’ll want to listen […]
Dr. Ayo Olagoke on using AI in health communication
Solving complex problems with limited time is the daily reality for many of us. Today, Dr. Ayo Olagoke joins us to explore how AI can make that a little easier in the world of health communication. Are you tackling big problems but are shy on time and resources? Thought so. So you’ll want to listen […]
Top 10 Most-Downloaded Episodes of 2025 (So Far)
Our show 10 Minutes to Better Patient Communication was recently listed as one of the Top 10 Patient Engagement Podcasts by Million Podcasts. This was a bit surprising, because you may have noticed I’ve kept the show pretty low-key in terms of promotion. So it’s encouraging to see it gaining visibility simply through word of […]
6 ChatGPT prompts for patient communication
Quick ways to up your game in patient communication. I’ve done the prompt design work for you! Have you been using chat GPT? Yeah, me too. So in today’s episode, I’m going to share six chat GPT prompts you can use to improve your patient communication. Hi, everybody. This is 10 Minutes to Better Patient […]
Infographic: 5 Interprofessional Communication Tips
Communicating well with professionals in and beyond our usual sphere is an essential skill. And it’s close to my heart. Like many of you, I do it every day. It’s tricky work. I like to think I’ve gotten better at it over time, but it can still get me queasy and second-guess-y. I’ve written and […]