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Urology PA on how the Surgical Impotence Management Strategy program results in better informed patients
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Key Takeaways
- The program offers comprehensive insights, reducing patient reliance on potentially misleading online information and extreme outcome comparisons.
- Encouraging healthcare providers to adopt this strategy enhances patient care, leading to more informed and less frustrated patients.
"I think that as patients go through this, it's a reminder that it's very scary," says MIchael Jenson, PA-C.
In this video, Michael Jenson, PA-C, discusses the benefits of the Surgical Impotence Management Strategy program. Jenson is a physician’s assistant with Minnesota Urology.
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I think that as patients go through this, it's a reminder that it's very scary. I know it's routine for the providers that are going through it, because we do it on a regular basis. Providing that that extra insight is just always going to be very helpful, and it keeps also the patients away from essentially going online, looking at blogs or social media posts, where all you're going to find is the best outcomes or the worst outcomes, [and] then you're constantly comparing where you are to those far ends of the spectrum. It's more just encouraging people to do this, to help their practice, to help their patients, and overall, it keeps them from being more frustrated patients, [and makes them] better informed patients. All that is going to benefit you and your practice.
This transcript was AI generated and edited by human editors for clarity.
