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Hi, welcome to Panache in 
practice Mastery down here. 

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What I want to share today with 
you is kind of a back story 

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behind something that that I've 
kind of put together called 

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patient presentations. 
If you've followed some of 

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these, the podcasts or videos in
the past, you may have heard of 

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this. 
But I want to tell you a little 

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bit about my, the backstory. 
So, basically, when I was 

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starting out, I was just like 
everyone. 

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I finished residency in 2009, 
when a The private practice, I 

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finished residency in July, 
there was a doctor that was 

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moving to Arizona and I 
basically picked up his his 

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patient population and so kind 
of busy from that from the 

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get-go. 
But what I found is certain 

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diagnoses were kind of complex, 
like plantar, fasciitis, or 

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achilles tendonitis. 
There's a lot of different 

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treatment options and then 
something happened. 

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Basically, what happened is, I 
there was a kind of a not, not 

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too good of an outcome for one 
of the surgeries. 

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I think that may have happened 
to some of us Before and and 

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there was some kind of 
accusations that I didn't do a 

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very clear, kind of pre-surgical
discussion. 

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I think many times we're kind of
busy, we maybe talk to patients 

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about surgery and then we just 
kind of go into doing the 

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surgery. 
Everyone signs the paperwork, 

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but they don't remember. 
All the doctor didn't go into 

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detail about that. 
And when that happened to me in,

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this is something that I've 
learned over the years is 

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something. 
Well, if I could do it over 

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again, what would I have done 
different? 

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And this was my real Epiphany 
where I was like, wow. 

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If I could have done it again, I
would have done a lot better 

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discussion pre-surgical 
discussion, and that was 

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actually my first patient 
presentation. 

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I put together a slide deck 
called a pre-surgical discussion

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initially, it was just done in 
Google, Google Slides. 

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I put together some slides to 
put some images over the time. 

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It's improved over the last 
number of years that I've been 

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using it, but as I started to do
that, for my pre-surgical 

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patients, it really, it really 
went into what we call like 

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informed, and they were really 
aware of what was going on. 

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And I'll show you that the slide
deck in a sec, a sec, a second 

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to some of these slides that I'm
using currently and then, as I 

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started to do it more, I was 
like, wow, this really makes my 

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my, my job a lot easier using 
these slides and so when someone

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came in for their pre-surgical 
discussion, so basically it was 

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30 days prior to doing surgery 
when I got the consent. 

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And then I went over the 
discussion with them. 

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And then from there I kind of 
multiplied like I recorded as a 

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video and I started to make 
other other slide decks called 

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patient. 
Just made made life a lot a lot 

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easier. 
And so, what I'm going to do is 

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I'm going to show you that slide
deck and a second, but I want to

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invite everyone. 
I'm going to put a link 

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underneath this, either this 
video, or this audio where you 

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can join is I'm going to do a 
webinar, kind of going doing a 

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deep dive into these patient 
presentations. 

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I'd like you to join me. 
You can get the link underneath 

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it. 
And then we can kind of do a 

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deep dive into, how to do 
patient presentations, how to 

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make your own, how to 
incorporate into practice and 

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and things like, Like that. 
So I think you'll enjoy it. 

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It's been kind of a 
transformational thing that I 

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wanted to share with everyone so
okay, so here we go. 

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This is patient present. 
These are my patient 

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presentations here. 
All the different ones that I 

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use the, what I specifically 
want to show to you is the one 

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on surgery that I talked about 
mmm. 

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After I leave it up top because 
I do it so much, right? 

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Here is surgery new. 
So you can see I have older 

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versions and I have newer 
versions that the newer ones, I 

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put new ayat, the older ones, I 
don't put new bike because I'm 

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always modifying. 
These are having people this 

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one, this isn't how it looked 
when I first started. 

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Okay? 
Just so everyone knows. 

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It looked very kind of 
rudimentary in the beginning, 

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but this is the slide deck that 
I currently use. 

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And it takes me. 
I would say about, I don't know,

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10 minutes to do with patients. 
Basically, I go over the 

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surgical, The main reasons for 
surgery, non-surgical treatments

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Imaging studies, surgical 
questions that people might have

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before the surgery during the 
surgery. 

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Anesthesia talking about where 
I'm going to do the local 

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surgical dressings, kind of 
after surgery. 

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What they need a boot cover. 
I put this in thing. 

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In for me, check the 
prescription drug monitoring 

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report. 
That's what I have to do. 

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Before I met surgery, kind of 
like that's a checker for me. 

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Pain medications talking, Out 
that after surgery, planning 

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important questions and then the
possible complications the 

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mirror. 
Main reason I do this is because

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of the possible complications 
and the treatments if they have 

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any of these. 
So this is the first slide deck 

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and I'm going to go into a lot 
more detail when we when we meet

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together about this. 
But that's what I want to invite

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you to. 
They'll be a little link 

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underneath here if you wanted to
join the. 

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This webinar on patient 
presentations to kind of taking 

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a deep dive into kind of how its
transformed practice. 

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I think it's It just it's been 
the best thing that's ever 

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happened. 
Until I hope you will join. 

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Hope you find some interest in 
this and we look forward to 

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seeing you there. 
Okay thanks guys.