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Category: Physician Stakeholders

Going To Medical School And Law School…At The Same Time!

January 22, 2020
Healthcare Management, Physician Stakeholders

Check this out. What you will see is the line of reasoning that caused Ton La, pictured above, to apply to Baylor’s joint MD/JD program. Logistically, the joint program doesn’t really have the student learning both professions literally at the same...

Reducing Physicians’ Cognitive Overload

January 21, 2020
Physician Stakeholders

Check this out. What you will see is an invitation to download a free report on physician cognitive overload. Where it comes from, what to do to reduce it. Example. The average physician spends 67 minutes every day processing notifications from myriad different...

What Medicine Can Learn From The Amish

January 7, 2020
Physician Stakeholders

Check this out. What you will see is a story with a lot of dimensions. You will learn what it takes for a newly minted Physician to decide to become the doctor in a community of fewer than 800 souls, many of them Amish or Mennonite. You will learn...

No More Curbside Consults???

January 2, 2020
Physician Stakeholders

Check this out. What you will find is a post, from the Pediatrician pictured here, that would scare the hell out of me if I were a physician. In a nutshell, he reports on a recent court decision that found that “the existence of a physician-patient relationship...

Should Doctors Bill Like Lawyers???

December 19, 2019
Physician Stakeholders

Yeah, they probably should. Check this out. What you will see is a very well-reasoned argument that the billing approach taken by lawyers is a heck of a lot more rational than the approach that physicians are stuck with. Actually, the point is so obvious it is almost...

You Are The Average Of The Five Physicians You Spend The Most Time With

December 11, 2019
Physician Mindset, Physician Stakeholders

Check this out. What you will see is an interesting take off on motivation speaker Jim Rohn’s observation that ”You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” Applying this old chestnut specifically to physicians, the blogger, a physician...

Physicians Aren’t Burning Out…They Are Suffering “Moral Injury”

December 10, 2019
Physician Burnout, Physician Stakeholders

Check this out. What you will see is a fascinating comparison between PTSD and physician burnout. And the resulting conclusion that it is more appropriate to talk about physicians suffering “moral injury” than it is to describe them as “burning out.” Here’s the line...

Duty Hours

November 20, 2019
Physician Burnout, Physician Stakeholders

Check this out. What you will see is an interesting spin on an old debate. Should there be a limit (say 16 hours) on the length of a Resident’s shift, or should it be “flexible” (i.e., as many hours as the hospital needs the Resident to work. The interesting spin...

Boot Camp MD???

September 19, 2019
Physician Mindset, Physician Stakeholders

Check this out. I am not even sure how to describe what you are going to see here, so I will just leave it up to you to figure it out. Watch the video, read the course description, and decide for yourself. People, I have shown you this kind of thing before. Physicians...

Feelings!!!

September 5, 2019
Healthcare Providers, Physician Stakeholders

We spend a lot of time here talking about “stuff.” About physician burnout due to crippling administrative pressures, moves by the Fed’s to import drugs into the U.S. to lower costs, etc. Today is different. Please take a look at this piece. (Today, for reasons...