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Profound experiences, powerfully told by TBI survivors and the family and healthcare professionals who care for and about them.
An “other-side-of-the-stretcher” story of one physician-mom’s experience with her son’s traumatic brain injury.
Dana Corriel, MD, explains why effective communication BEFORE a pitched meeting (one you’re courted for) can save you a lot of aggravation & make you a more productive entrepreneur.
When patients become family: a true story of making room for the unexpected and doubling down on love.
We consider publication of any original health- and healthcare-related content, with the aim of helping spread the word on info that stimulates meaningful thinking or discussion. Take a look at our topics, in our CONTENT section.
No. Anything meaningful/exciting/fresh works, and will be appropriately fitted into one of our various topics (article types include educational, informative, entertaining, advice, narratives, and more). We circulate everything accepted for live publication (see below).
Ideally, between 500-1200 words.
Absolutely.
If you want to submit your advice, in a niche you’re an expert in, we’ll consider your submission. You’ll have a good chance of being accepted if your piece is strictly informative, interesting, or entertaining, and not if it overtly markets your services. Every piece published gives credit to the author, with their website linked at the end.
Of course. Health experts aren’t necessarily experts in writing. The world is rapidly evolving, and health experts are realizing that they benefit from being seen, and heard, online. We help.
Typically, we have a turnaround of a few days for your piece to be accepted, edited and published. But please give it up to 1 week. We do typically publish the piece first, and then let you know that it’s up. So feel free to check the “Latest” category regularly.
If accepted, your article will be published in our MAGAZINE section, here.
The SoMeDocs team will edit, optimize, and beautify your piece, so it fits in well with the rest of our standout content.
Members can, at this point in time, submit the articles and blog posts on their own websites, for consideration.
Members’ articles, once published, also show up inside their public profile, for public display (other than in the magazine).
Take a look at Dr. Corriel’s profile, as an example.
An “other-side-of-the-stretcher” story of one physician-mom’s experience with her son’s traumatic brain injury.
Dana Corriel, MD, explains why effective communication BEFORE a pitched meeting (one you’re courted for) can save you a lot of aggravation & make you a more productive entrepreneur.
When patients become family: a true story of making room for the unexpected and doubling down on love.
Robert Saul, MD explains why adders of love are critical for children, providing support as children and families lift themselves from trauma to a pathway toward restoration, resilience and flourishing.
Private Practice Solution is a powerful guide written to empower doctors to find their way to reclaim physician autonomy and to restore the doctor-patient relationship in independent private practices.
David Norris, MD, MBA, CPE, a negotiation consultant, wraps up this 8 part series, reminds us to begin the process by knowing ourselves, so we don’t weaken our position.
David Norris, MD, MBA, CPE, a negotiation consultant in our series, explains why the ‘medical record of the negotiation’ includes tools that help us form those good habits that make us effective negotiators.
David Norris, MD, MBA, CPE, a negotiation consultant in our series explains why it’s our job to figure out the influencers in a negotiation, including co-decision makers and blockers.
Dana Corriel, MD, explains why effective communication BEFORE a pitched meeting (one you’re courted for) can save you a lot of aggravation & make you a more productive entrepreneur.
Dana Corriel, MD asks: in a digital world, how do we avoid becoming emperors in “new clothes”?
Amanda B. Hill, JD teaches us to negotiate with power, but not sweat the small stuff.
Dana Corriel, MD, continues to facilitate the discussion on whether the business of medicine should be inserted into the curriculum of medical schools.
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