Every year that physicians have used social media, we’ve been offering advice for medical graduates. Tips for surviving the unsurvivable are almost too numerous to follow on ... Continue Reading about Advice for Medical Graduates
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Patient Centered Care – Healthcare’s New Buzzword
The latest trend in health care is patient-centered care. It’s a strange term. Strange, because what other kind of care is there? There’s this from the New England ... Continue Reading about Patient Centered Care – Healthcare’s New Buzzword
Downgrading Humans – Tristan Harris as Tech’s Critical Voice
This Wired article is worth a read. Tech is Downgrading Humans. It's time to fight back describes ex-Googler Tristan Harris’ efforts to start a conversation about the dark side of ... Continue Reading about Downgrading Humans – Tristan Harris as Tech’s Critical Voice
Keep Going by Austin Kleon – A Manifesto for Life and Balance
Who knew that a book about art could motivate a physician. I’m not sure that’s what Austin Kleon had in mind when he wrote, Keep Going - 10 Ways to Stay Creative in Good Times and ... Continue Reading about Keep Going by Austin Kleon – A Manifesto for Life and Balance
Physician Passion as a Professional Category
My friend Paul Sufka was planning a grand rounds on social media. He asked Twitter to identify the top few folks in each specialty so that the audience could have a place to start. ... Continue Reading about Physician Passion as a Professional Category
Docsplaining – An Unfair Generalization of Physicians
Docsplaining is the subject of a recent Postgraduate Medical Journal viewpoint by Dr. John Launer. Docsplaining, as described, is an endemic issue that characterizes physicians as ... Continue Reading about Docsplaining – An Unfair Generalization of Physicians
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With a mashup of curated and original content that crosses the spaces of digital health, media, communication, technology, patient experience, digital culture, and the humanities, 33 charts offers unique insight and analysis on the changing face of medicine.
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