A few new guidelines before we finally start Season Two of The Blog Rounds: The Blog Rounds edition host each week shall be chosen at least 3 days prior to posting of
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
This COVID-19 pandemic brought misery, loss to many. Some lost work, their source of income while others lost a loved one. Both are devastating and causes grief. While grief is a normal
The traditional physician-patient interaction in the clinical setting is governed by a set of attributes, behaviour or communication skills called "bedside manners". Studies have shown that bedside manners ultimately affect delivery of
As a physician I have my armamentarium of healthcare tech to help ease out the burden of practice, but have none to unburden my patient's charade. This often bear much on my
Some of these HITs (EMR, CPOE) have been shown to reduce medical errors by up to 80%, prescription errors by up to 55%. While HIT has the potential to reduce utilization of
In the age of shared decision making medicine, patients like Emma are still too shy to ask their physicians about their conditions and treatment. What causes this obstacle is uncertain even to
Despite these humungous challenges, hope beacons because of some unique qualities inherent in rural communities in the Philippines. These are community traits and characteristics that could inspire innovations in healthcare to work
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