#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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View All >>Ensuring e-mail security in clinical practice
Tired of deleting spam on your email’s inbox? That’s nothing compared to what happens when confidential information is “fished” out from those email messages
You don’t play badminton to get fit, you get fit to play badminton!
A sports physician’s pearls of preventing badminton related injuries aimed for the not-so-fit badminton newcomers! Read them here!
The Blog Round editions’ 7 and 15 is up!
The Blog Rounds 15th ed is up at Doc Manngy‘s blog No Special Effects. Head on to Manggy‘s blog and read an “I Wanna
Wrong side of surgery: Which site?
Although rare, wrong site surgery happens even to the most able and busy OR team such as in this hospital. Imagine the horror of
Gender awareness for physicians: What needs to be done and how to do it!
Quite a number of studies showed that differences in gender awareness exist in the health care industry. However, this is not limited to professionals
Yes, doctors can blog, but not about their patient’s details.
I found this one year old post by Andy Merrett at The Blog Herald implying doctors should not blog because “they break medical ethics