Hi, I'm Dr. Remo Aguilar! I am an orthopedic surgeon, healthcare administrator and educator. My writing and speaking interest is in the intersection of healthcare, technology and education.I use all these learning to positively change people lives.
In a work environment where the culture are straight duties, overtimes , giving "extra mile" in the service of humanity, saying no is like saying no to our profession.
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 about Dr. Gia Sison’s sudden passing. I went
Start small, talk to like minded people, research, recommend a change policy, do it, even if others won't. Maybe your new policy will change behaviors, practices. Maybe it won't, but at least
I just got my official appointment as an attending in one teaching hospital here. This is another opportunity to help develop an already lively and intellectually stimulating department. And perhaps as I
I was one of the first few ones to point gun on Teri Hatcher for her script’s “derogatory” remarks on a segment of Desperate Housewives (aired on ABC TV) and sent emails
The best way to insult a surgeon (orthopods included), is to call him a mindless technician. Respectful insolence has trashed this perverted perception of scalpel wielders as plain non scientist.
An inquisitive resident jokingly asked me how was preop conference during our time (which was not so long ago). I replied “I often get Monday jitters that starts on the Sunday prior
Here’s an interesting finding on the influence of royalties, stocks or fundings for researchers with conflict of interests on their tendency to report more of their “positive findings“. I think, that is
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