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Why Most Patients Sue—and How to Stop It | Trust Driven Trivia #4

Why Most Patients Sue—and How to Stop It | Trust Driven Trivia #4

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Why do patients really file malpractice claims? It turns out, it’s not the medical mistakes—it’s how we communicate (or don’t).

In this episode of Trust Driven Trivia, Dr. Melanie Short is joined by Dr. Josh Satterlee, Dr. Ed Lera, Dan Senko, and Christy Willis for a fast-paced, fun, and insightful dive into the role of communication in patient trust, compliance, and litigation.

✅ The #1 emotional trigger in malpractice lawsuits
✅ Which apology elements actually build trust
✅ The real impact of follow-up calls (with data!)
✅ How mobile apps and text messages affect patient behavior
✅ The surprising power of foam rollers (yep, really)

Equal parts educational and entertaining, this trivia-style episode blends research, stories, and laughs to explore how simple communication shifts can transform patient care—and even prevent lawsuits.

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