They've grown so much 🤧 #GreysAnatomy

[terrylewis_]

I *loved* seeing how much more vibrant, confident and fun Yasuda is now that she can sleep, and eat, and not be so stressed. lol

[Kwizii]

I'm a doctor and I love calling my patients by their first name and cuddling with them (if they want to). I'm a vet though so even if it's enjoyable to me, I also do it to reassure them :)

[wendybrown]

Midori is so good, I have seen her in several things and she is consistently compelling to watch.

[samikshashah]

Mr. Sutton😂
They literally named him after his wife in the bold type😂

[sandrameesala]

Actually it's very awkward for the presentation to be done in front of them everyday. I work on a surgical unit and all presentations are done outside of the room

[theatrekid]

mika is my favorite intern from the recent seasons, i wish she wasn't leaving!! i also really wanted to see her and juls together their chemistry was SO GOOD

[chishalakabwe]

I wish Doctors didn't do these presentations in front of patients. I was 12 and had partial paralysis. I was hospitalized for two weeks and had a group of med students, led by a senior doctor, coming in, staring at me, taking notes and talking amongst themselves. I was so scared and I hated it because they barely spoke to me and I genuinely felt like an object on display. I know I know, it sounds like a boohoo sob story but it really sucked at the time

[brittany]

I get what she is saying, but they don't actually need to be in that room to talk about his case, especially if it causes him undue stress and anxiety

[catherinemorgan]

I always thank the Dr. That us treating me or my family member. I thank them for putting forth the effort and dedication to the long education.

[phoenixreborn]

love these new interns! Yasuda is something else with enough sleep and eat and rest-says a lot about reality too

[lnettles]

Patients are people, and treating them as such makes you a better doctor.

[martinjohnston]

“It's Dr. Evil, I didn't spend six years in Evil Medical School to be called "mister, " thank you very much.”

[steveo]

This is honestly one of my favorite scenes in the entire series. Not a fan of most of the new team, but I absolutely love Yasuda.

[loneshewolf]

His eyes said"yes mam"... She is a Baws❤😊

[blueberry]

when i was hospitalized they did the presentation right outisde my door, i coudlnt hear them at all even with the door open, me personally i would have liked it if they did do it in theyre where i could hear them because it’s been 2 years since my visit & i still don’t know much about what was happening i was 13 at the time though so they weren’t really required to tell me anything

[valk]

Best case -- ask the patient if they want to be talked over. Some - like me - a nurse would prefer to hear what they are saying, in case there needs to be additions or corrections.

[df-nkgd]

I just can't even get into these clips that I loved watching after seeing the season finale. 😪 I will not be okay until the fall....and we find out what/or where they're going with the cliffhanger they left us with.

It was scary enough with the private plane bs, I had legit flashbacks to the season of the crash & losing beloved characters.

[ashakes]

One time a therapist tried this with me when I asked to be friends. Asked me her last name. I eagerly answered, making the conversation awkward.

It was a hard conversation to have to explain to me why a relationship outside of therapy was inappropriate, but she was a good therapist and we got there in the end.

So if you're a professional thinking about relying on this "what's my name" gambit in this situation...be damn sure it's not on your business card is all I'm saying.

[TonyGillenwater]

My doctor asks to call her Dr. Hannah cause it’s professional and yet comforting to patients

[EffieComfort]

Get used to it. Women are enforcing boundaries. It's a beautiful thing!