#HealthXPh Tribute chat for Dr. Gia Sison I’m moderating this Saturday’s #HealthXPh chat and drafted a pre chat post for another topic. Then, Dr. Iris, 5 days ago 2 mins read
Work Life Balance: The Art of Saying “No”. In a work environment where the culture are straight duties, overtimes , giving "extra mile" in the service 6 months ago 1 min read
Habits·Learning Rebuilding social connections, learning and finding purpose in the new, “post pandemic normal”. Experiencing how we lived through this pandemic and hopefully soon, a post pandemic world, I had so many questions and 2 years ago 2 mins read
Habits·Motivation Managing Stress, Building Resilience and Finding Meaning at Work This pandemic brought stress and the needed resilience to an all time high. Experts recommend finding new meaning at work 2 years ago 2 mins read
Motivation·Productivity·Quality Improvement Dousing “The Burn” out of Health Workers Last year, I was literally up and about helping patients and love ones cope up with burnout amidst this pandemic. 2 years ago 2 mins read
Learning How Do We Measure Learning in the New Normal? There’s no denying learning changed a lot this COVID-19 pandemic. The impact of this pandemic has gone deep and wide 3 years ago 3 mins read
The Impact of Healthcare Professional’s Sports and Fitness Activities on Personal and Professional Life 4 months ago
Focus 2 mins read #HealthXPh Tribute chat for Dr. Gia Sison I’m moderating this Saturday’s #HealthXPh chat and drafted a pre chat post for another topic. Then, Dr. Iris, still in shock, message our group Remo Aguilar
Decision Making·Focus·Health·Quality Improvement Mitigating the “Burn”, “Out” of Healthcare Transformation.
Habits·Health The Impact of Healthcare Professional’s Sports and Fitness Activities on Personal and Professional Life
16 years ago Uncategorized 1 min read SurgExperience: "Surgeries" in the blogosphere Perhaps the best thing that ever happened to surgery in the blogosphere, SurgExperience is cut throat “operation”. Imagine the razor sharp wits and stories
16 years ago 3 mins read Cheaper Medicine Bill Part II: Not cheap at all! The dizzying melee over the Lower House version of the Cheaper Medicine bill has brought out some disconcerting and ironically “costly” issues to the
16 years ago Uncategorized 1 min read Blog weakness that matters Perhaps one of the many reasons why this blog hasn’t reach half of its intended readers could also be attributed to the small and
16 years ago Uncategorized 1 min read A clear niche for an Ortho blog: Does it translate to a better and increase blog readership? I’m doing an evaluation of this weblog, The Orthopedic Logbook as mentioned in my previous post. I will use an assessment strategy combining the
16 years ago 2 mins read My take on our resident’s orthopedic research outputs: They will hate me!!! It was with high hopes that I went all the way from my province and brave the rains to attend the research forum of
16 years ago Uncategorized 1 min read A (medical) blog assessment strategy I started this medical web blog in the late 2007 aiming at “logging” my thoughts, experiences and reactions to issues affecting my daily orthopedic