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It let me experience what patients like Robin experience when they go to a medical marijuana dispensary.
There were questions at the outset about who I am, what kind of work I do, what my goals are in looking for a medical marijuana prescription, or product, what my goals are, what my preferences are, what my hopes are, how do I think, how do I hope this might help me, what am I afraid of.
People like Robin are turning away from mainstream medicine, turning to medical marijuana dispensaries because those dispensaries are giving them what they need.
If that's a wake-up call to the medical establishment, it's a wake-up call that many of my colleagues are either not hearing or not wanting to hear.
When I talk to my colleagues, physicians in particular, about medical marijuana, they say, "Oh, we need more evidence.
We do need much more evidence about the benefits of medical marijuana.
We also need more research into medical marijuana's risks.
People like Robin aren't seeking out medical marijuana because they think it's a wonder drug, or because they think it's entirely risk-free.
The good news though is that there are lessons we can learn today from those medical marijuana dispensaries.
These are often small, mom-and-pop operations run by people with no medical training.
Huge opportunities to learn from some of the tricks of those medical marijuana dispensaries to provide more education that doesn't require a lot of physician time necessarily, or any physician time, but opportunities to learn about what medications we're using and why, prognoses, trajectories of illness, and most importantly, opportunities for patients to learn from each other.
How can we replicate what goes on in those clinic and medical dispensary waiting rooms?
And last but not least, putting patients first the way those medical marijuana dispensaries do, making patients feel legitimately like what they want, what they need, is why, as healthcare providers, we're here.
We need to go visit a few medical marijuana dispensaries.
We need to figure out why so many patients like Robin are leaving our mainstream medical clinics and going to these medical marijuana dispensaries instead.
Come down with pneumonia, and your mother will rush you to the nearest hospital for medical treatment.
Remember, bipolar disorder is a medical condition, not a person's fault, or their whole identity, and it's something that can be controlled through a combination of medical treatments doing their work internally, friends and family fostering acceptance and understanding on the outside, and people with bipolar disorder empowering themselves to find balance in their lives.
I've met with people from the restaurant industry, medical professionals, teachers, bankers, people from many other sectors, and the first step with anybody that I would meet with was to draw out the structure of their teams in an organization chart.
Paul and I had met as first-year medical students at Yale.
We learned directly how to struggle through really tough medical decisions.
And when I read that "if," I understood better why one in four people receives excessive or unwanted medical treatment, or watches a family member receive excessive or unwanted medical treatment.
That's true at the end of life and for medical care throughout our lives.
What medical care will help you live the way you want to?
Across the country, many schools are starting around 7:30am or earlier, despite the fact that major medical organizations recommend that middle and high school start no earlier than 8:30am.
But similarly, I instruct new doctors: when they walk into a patient's room, before they pick up that medical chart, just look around the room.
This model is spreading and investing in medical diagnosis, security analysis.
That mantra and my parents' persistence and that community of supporters made it possible for me to go through college and eventually to medical school.
I was a medical student in my mid-20s, and I wanted to go back to see if I could serve the people we'd left behind.
So we started asking some questions: What if we could reorganize the medical care system?
What if we could have community members like Musu be a part or even be the center of our medical team?
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