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.
Digital Online Language: Effectively conveying what we feel, online.
This pandemic changed the way human beings communicate or engage. Rules for communication changed almost overnight for most of us, some negatively. Others took it upon themselves to learn new ways of communicating online just so we continue building emotional trust while
Coping with Pandemic Induced Stress
Breakfast with sarscovid is the how -to- coping mechanisms twit chat of medical professionals amidst the COVID-19 pandemic
“Socializing” in the “New Normal”
Many people wished they could just stay home to avoid getting COVID 19. Even the variable successes of the community quarantine convinced us of the benefits of personal hygiene, social distancing and staying at home. Prolonged social distancing however is increasingly difficult,
Turning Quarantine into Quality Time
Most healthcare workers and facilities were caught unaware by the corona virus pandemic. Orthopedic surgeons who answer ER calls for acute extremity trauma weren’t exempted from this onslaught. After a short stint at the pandemic frontline, I was back lining COVID-19 front
Are Healthcare Professionals Coachable?
The changing concepts and technology in medicine nowadays increases practice demands. Outcomes measure performance, leadership and business skills determine successful practice and government regulatory mandates are burgeoning by the day. In the field of practice, there's no reliable way of determining your
