Nobody cares about TikTok. Just like no one cares about electricity. But we all care about is what electricity allows us to do. And people love how TikTok allows them to ... Continue Reading about Nobody Cares About TikTok – But Everybody Loves Connection
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The Long Visit Fallacy – The Right Attention for the Patient
Many believe that a long visit with the doctor is a good medical visit. This is the long visit fallacy. Years ago I had a partner who related poorly to parents. So after ... Continue Reading about The Long Visit Fallacy – The Right Attention for the Patient
Robert Califf and the Rise of Medicine’s Peanut Gallery
This Journal of the American College of Cardiology Case Reports editorial, A Perspective on the K-Index, by Dr. Robert Califf has drawn a lot of dialog. Through a critical ... Continue Reading about Robert Califf and the Rise of Medicine’s Peanut Gallery
TikTok Health Champions and Skeptics
TikTok health champions and skeptics are haggling on MedTwitter over its worthiness as a platform. It started with some bad physician actors posting stuff that was disrespectful to ... Continue Reading about TikTok Health Champions and Skeptics
Moral Distress and Pet Theories of Burnout
This JAMA editorial, Clarifying the Language of Clinician Distress, offers a look at the complexity of physician burnout. The piece suggests that rather than talking about burnout ... Continue Reading about Moral Distress and Pet Theories of Burnout
Facebook and Twitter Fight Coronavirus Misinformation
With the emerging global public health crisis Facebook has initiated coordinated measures to control the spread of coronavirus misinformation. Below are select clips from ... Continue Reading about Facebook and Twitter Fight Coronavirus Misinformation
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