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Hi everyone 🙂 This is something I encounter a lot when managing a team of people with different personalities and reactions to stress. It is an often unspoken but daily reality of healthcare. Difficult colleagues can drain morale, create toxic environments, and, most...

Hi everyone- hope you are all having a productive week! De-escalation is such an important tool to have in our clinical practice. How many of us have faced an angry patient or family member? The public’s stress levels are high, and coupled with our staffing shortages...

Documenting clinical history and entering patient data are such an integral part of what healthcare practitioners do every day. It is easy to focus on the tech and lose our connection with patients. Healthcare practitioners who work with diagnostic equipment often...

Welcome back, everyone! I hope you had the opportunity to practice some of the scripts from my last blog to connect with your patient. Please share your stories or experiences with me- I love hearing about them. This week I would like to share a few strategies to...

Hi- welcome back 😊I hope you took one learning from the previous blog and used it in yourclinical practice this week. How did it go? Did you find the tips useful? Let meknow. This week, I would like to share one of the tools mentioned in the previousblog.This is...

Spoiler: It involves less Latin and more Listening. Let’s be real. Your medical training was a marathon of flash-cards, late night cram sessions, and mastering the art of diagnosing zebras while not forgetting the horses. You learned to suture, to image, to scan, to...