The Hidden Costs of Unmet Expectations

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There are always choices in medicine

Clinical medicine is filled with a variety of situations, often ones that many of us experience as stressful. The moments may come from failing to meet your patients’ expectations, advancing your medical career, or the desire to give and maintain quality service delivery. We should ensure that workplaces are sustainable places to work and live … Read more

Running from burnout to wellness with mindset and margin with Dr. Alicia Shelly

Physicians are the first ones who care for other people’s health. However, they have difficulty taking care of themselves and their wellness.  The medical profession is under immense pressure to perform more and more while sustaining the same level of quality, which can create a desire to place work above all as they care for … Read more

How unanswered questions can shape your life and clinical practice with Dr. Evka Cesnek

Although medical experts want to provide the best advice possible, sometimes it can be difficult for patients to decode complicated medical content.  You need an expert who will cut through the weeds and focus on bringing you up-to-date information that is clinically accurate so that you can feel confident in making decisions for your child.  … Read more

Thinking must lead to action in life and medicine

[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] You’ve probably heard the phrase, “Don’t just sit there, do something!” And yet for the thoughtful, deliberate people out there like me, sometimes it’s easier to keep thinking about potential action and learning, rather than putting things into action. Regardless of whether you consider yourself more of a … Read more