Tag: medicine
Saturday’s Solution: Do No Harm Day 13
Solutions are everywhere if you care to understand the problems. One of the most significant public health problems facing medicine is racism. Racism harms, and…
Thursday’s Thought: Change is hard Day 11
Change is hard. We are comfortable with familiarity. Why fix it if it’s not broken? Why fix it if it still works? It doesn’t matter…
Wednesday’s Reality: Medications Do Harm Day 10
Littering the hall and bedroom floors are boxes and items to pack. I want to leave Massachusetts, but will Texas be my final destination? That…
Does Technology Improve Healthcare or Access?
Does Technology Improve Healthcare or Access? This article (1) stirs my mind. By itself, it is food for thought about the future of American healthcare…
Physicians Guide Patients Choice
Physicians Guide Patient’s Choice of Treatment Doctor Priorities vs. Patient Priorities The link to Doctor Priorities vs. Patient Priorities, DANIELLE OFRI, M.D uniquely frames contrasting…
Should Physicians Interact with Patients on Social Media?
Doctors shouldn’t buddy up with patients on Facebook or Twitter, hospitals warn Hospitals, worried about lack of professionalism and inadvertent leaking of confidential data, are…
Watch Out! Thi…
Watch Out! There is a New Culture of Hospitals and Hospital Employees–A Culture of Corruption and Cruelty.
Doctors with Crystal Balls
Doctors with Crystal Balls by Angela Grant It is terrible to be a patient and not be heard. Terrible to be in need, and that…
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