It’s Ok to Say No
Desmond Bell DPM explains why caregivers lack hesitation when it comes to agreeing to take on more and become spread even thinner.
Desmond Bell DPM explains why caregivers lack hesitation when it comes to agreeing to take on more and become spread even thinner.
Dympna Lynch Weil, MD: I wondered, “What would help us then? If not resiliency, what might serve physicians better?” And in stillness, I heard, “Allow yourself to fall apart.”
Jillian Rigert, DMD, MD shares her personal struggles and teaches us that nothing in our career is more important than our life. Nothing.
Diana Londoño, MD writes about the importance of understanding what titles mean and why it is important to take a stance about their preservation.
Danielle Shelton, MD, writes about how advocacy helps our patients, but can help us (physicians), too.
Diana Londoño, MD shares insights gained during her second round of burnout.
Dr. Zeenat Hasan, a surgeon, returns to work after maternity leave and grapples with old ghosts.
Diana Londono, MD, shares how we can control how we perceive our circumstances, take back control of our lives and rekindle our essential nature which is full of joy, authenticity and love.
As leaders in healthcare how do we know where to put our trust these days, where it comes to leadership programs?
Candice Williams, MD, shares her story of a physician’s wake up call; becoming a “true self” after dedicating oneself solely to medical practice.
Andrew J. Sauer MD talks burnout. He says we need to stop calling it burnout. Actually, it’s moral injury.
Guy Culpepper, MD shares: as if prior authorization, disempowerment, and arbitrary fee schedules weren’t enough, now dedicated young physicians can look forward to even more layers of corporate ambivalence.
Will teaching it in medical school will suddenly change all the ingrained narcissism and cut throat gunners to being more “for the team?” Doubtful. Some things cannot be taught.
Mark Lopatin MD: Sometimes I am going to say the wrong thing. I must learn to forgive myself when I do. Should I have made that statement to that patient? Absolutely not. I am a physician.
Mark Lopatin, MD shares: Under significant criticism, the American Board of Internal Medicine has made changes to their MOC program, but there is one critical change they refuse to implement.
Physicians are systematically and deliberately being devalued by those who seek to control the health care dollar.
Let’s bring back humanity to healthcare and everyday life.
Healthy physicians equal healthy patients.
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