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Mastering Non-Verbal Communication for Virtual Residency ...

Posture and Body Orientation Sitting upright with open shoulders communicates attentiveness and readiness. Leaning slightly forward occasionally shows ...

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Essential Interview Strategies for New Doctors to Boost C...

Mind Your Non-Verbal Communication. Non-verbal cues influence how your words are received: Maintain good posture—alert but relaxed. Use open, non-defensive ...

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Mastering Communication Skills: Boosting Success in Medic...

Posture and gestures: Leaning slightly forward and nodding intermittently conveys interest. Crossed arms and checking your watch can undermine rapport. In ...

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Mastering Medical School Interviews: Build Confidence & S...

Your posture and facial expressions; Whether you appear engaged and warm; How often you look away or fidget. Adjust: Practice pausing instead of using filler ...

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Mastering Communication Skills for Resident Efficiency in...

Body posture: Leaning slightly forward signals interest. · Eye contact: Maintain appropriate, culturally sensitive eye contact with both patients and team ...

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Mastering Virtual Interview Attire: Tips for Medical Stud...

Subtly improve posture and presence (you're less likely to tuck your legs under you or slump). Help you transition mentally from “home” to “interview mode.”.

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