The Never-Ending Patient Interview
In the year 1958, Dr. L. D. Pankey asked one of his most devout students to join him and teach
Read MoreIn the year 1958, Dr. L. D. Pankey asked one of his most devout students to join him and teach
Read MoreI’m sure there are many aspects of your work that are really fulfilling, and I’m sure there are aspects of
Read MoreIn a world driven by media hype and often false narratives, how can we convey, and deliver, that we are
Read MoreAn essential technique in effective listening with new patients involves an interviewing discipline known as “bracketing.” Psychiatrist and author M.
Read MorePhilosophy has to do with the relationship between belief and action. In the end philosophy is what gives meaning and
Read MoreIn his recent book Subtract–The Untapped Science of Less, University of Virginia professor of design Dr. Leidy Klotz points out
Read MoreIn the 1960s, L.D. became so busy traveling to present three-day courses that traveling started negatively affecting his private practice.
Read MoreThe Pankey Philosophy evolved slowly as L.D. built his practice and solidified in his mind which elements of his philosophy
Read MoreWhen L.D. Pankey returned to Coral Gables from the International Congress of Dentists in Paris, in 1931, knew he needed
Read MoreWhile L. D. Pankey was practicing in Coral Gables, he continued to follow his personal commitment “to never taking out
Read MoreOne definition of professionalism became the foundation of Dr. L. D. Pankey’s life and a thesis of his teachings. He
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