Should you date blog posts? It’s a question as old as the Internet. Those who don’t date like to see their writing as evergreen. Without a date, you'll hear, a post is as new as ... Continue Reading about Should You Date Blog Posts?
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The Zero-Sum Medical Day
Physicians are under increasing demand to achieve the Clinical Trifecta of productivity, quality and satisfaction. As pressure for scaling efficiency mounts, a growing number of ... Continue Reading about The Zero-Sum Medical Day
Patient Influencers: How Do We Protect Patients from Patients?
This article in Stat, As social media ‘influencers,’ patients are getting a voice. And pharma is ready to pay up, raises questions about pharmaceutical supported patient ... Continue Reading about Patient Influencers: How Do We Protect Patients from Patients?
Stay in Your Lane – What the NRA Doesn’t Know About Doctors
This week when doctors weighed in on the escalating gun crisis the NRA suggested, 'stay in your lane.’ So then there were petitions, #thisisOURlane and images of blood-soaked ... Continue Reading about Stay in Your Lane – What the NRA Doesn’t Know About Doctors
The Frightening Reality of a Child’s Digital Footprint
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt had this chilling prediction about a child’s digital footprint in The New Digital Age in 2013 (required reading for everyone): Near-permanent data ... Continue Reading about The Frightening Reality of a Child’s Digital Footprint
Human Experience of Disease and Patient Expectations
Running an algorithm for the management of a well-typed tumor or a child with a septic joint is relatively easy. But managing the expectations of that cancer patient or nervous ... Continue Reading about Human Experience of Disease and Patient Expectations
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