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 of humanity, saying no is like saying no to our profession.
#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 about Dr. Gia Sison’s sudden passing. I went
Leading Change When “Change” Isn’t the Norm
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
Coping with Pandemic Induced Stress
Breakfast with sarscovid is the how -to- coping mechanisms twit chat of medical professionals amidst the COVID-19 pandemic
In China, Heavy Industry Unexpectedly Falls Sharply
At that I gripped my wife’s arm, and without ceremony ran her out into the road.
The designer granted the artist full access to her archive
I began walking, therefore, in a big curve, seeking some point of vantage and continually looking at the sand.
COVID-19 : What we have either amazingly gotten right, ridiculously predicted wrong or mind bogglingly don’t understand, so far..
Early this year, out of necessity or this human propensity to “predict” the unknowns, I unceremoniously made some bold predictions about COVID-19 and this pandemic. Some of these unsolicited predictions seem logical,
Telemedicine’s What, Weird and the Wacky! in the New Normal
COVID 19 whacked this privilege almost overnight and we’re left to deal with providing care, as much as possible from a distance, or we risk harming the patient or us in the
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