#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,
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
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
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
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.
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
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Managing Your Doctor Self
I’m having a conversation with a colleague when our talk drifted to how are we managing our lives. “How are you managing your physician
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A few minutes after finishing my previous post, I stumbled at one article citing the difficulties of physicians in the developing nations in taking
Web and health 2.0 : What is web 2.0 to us physicians?
I’ve been asked several times by colleagues and friends alike what do I get from blogging and joining social networks as a physician-surgeon. My
The Blog Rounds 28th ed: Top Ten Movies for docs!
Who says docs don’t scorn the big screen? The latest edition of The Blog Rounds tells us there’s more to the clinics and operating
Ban all forms of fireworks!
That’s all the solution to the injuries inflicted by all forms of fireworks. The year in and year out reports of firecracker injuries dropping
Superdocs and super (freeloader) patients…
I’ve seen these type of patients( commonly called a freeloader) since I was a neophyte in the practice of medicine- in the corridors, the
Ebola Virus Reston Strain in hogs: Should we be alarmed?
Frankly, to some degree, I am. Had it not been for an item in one newspaper and Google Health Maps, I would have left
