Clive D. Brock, M.B. Ch.B.

Office address: Family Medicine Center, 295 Calhoun St., Charleston, SC, 29425 Telephone/Fax: (843) 792-3448 / (843) 792-3598 (Fax) Email address: brockcd@musc.edu Departmental and administrative position(s): Professor

Education / Training:

College: University of Cape Town, South Africa
MB.,Ch.B.: University of Cape Town, South Africa
Residency: Groote Schuur Hospital, University of Cape Town, South Africa

Courses Taught:

Longitudinal patient care experience (LPCE)
Balint group leadership in residency program

Positions in academic / professional groups:

American Balint Society – council member
A ccredited Balint group leader with the American Balint Society

Selected honors / awards:

Nominated for Educator – Mentor award MUSC 2006
Resident Appreciation award from graduation class 2005
2001 Golden Oyster Teaching award
2000 Resident Appreciation award from graduation class of 2000
1999 Resident Appreciation award from graduating class of 1999
1998- Present Included in the listing of "The Best Doctors in America" published in Best Doctors, 1998
1999 “Clinical Pearls” Invitation Class 1991 MUSC

Research / academic / clinical interests:

Balint – group training and the Doctor – Patient Relationship

Selected or recent publications:

Clive D. Brock, Alan H. Johnson, Richelle J. Koopman, Alexander W. Chessman, Jonathan L. Sack, A Balint Study of Difficult Doctor-Patient Relationships that Cause Diagnostic and Management Dilemmas. Journal of the Balint Society, Vol.33 2005

Alan H. Johnson, Clive D. Brock, William J. Hueston, Resident Physicians Who Continue Balint Training: A Longitudinal Study 1982-1999. Fam Med 2003; 35 L):428-33.

Blue AV, Brock CD, Johnson, AH Teaching Medical Students How to Relate to Patients, Education for Primary Care.

Johnson AH, Brock CD, Hamadeh G, Stock R, The Current Status of Balint Groups in American Family Practice Residencies: A Ten Year Follow-up Study 1990-2000. Family Medicine

Johnson AH, PhD., Brock CD, MD: Exploring Triangulation as the Foundation for Family Systems Thinking in the Balint Group Process. Families, Systems and Health.

Brock CD, MD, Johnson AH, PhD: Balint Group Observations: The White Knight and Other Heroic Physician Roles. Family Medicine, 31(6) 1999.

Brock, CD, Chessman AW, Johnson AH, Higgins E, Musham C, Irwin C, and Steuer G: Spotting Clues in the Opening Case Presentation of a Balint Group: Insights from a Meta-Balint Group. Journal of the Balint Society, 20:40-43, 1994.

Brock CD, Salinsky J: Empathy, an Essential Skill for Understanding the Doctor-Patient Relationship in Clinical Practice Family Medicine, 25(4):245-249, 1993.

Brock CD, Stock RD: AA Survey of Balint Group Activities in U.S. Family Practice Residency Programs, Family Medicine, 22(1):33-37, 1990.

Brock CD: Balint Group Leadership by a Family Physician in a Residency Program. Family