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Listen to your peers discuss what keeps them motivated and strong in today’s litigious society.
“I was still taking good care of my patients, but maybe in some ways my heart wasn’t completely in it.”
Six Harvard physicians discuss their decision to go into medicine and the sometimes circuitous routes that got them there.
Tessa Hadlock, MD discusses the unique burden of keeping someone alive, or preventing a fatal medical error.
If you have just done a laparoscopic surgery, things don’t look normal.
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May 5, 2014
Before many of her colleagues really “got” what she was doing, Dr. Kriegel was trying to systematically make care better and safer for their patients too. Today this places her at the center of a data and dollar-driven movement to reduce preventable bad outcomes in ambulatory medicine.
A doctor who looks for the nexus of skill, joy, and meaning.
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February 17, 2012
“If I didn’t have to worry about needing to document everything I do, I could switch that entire part of my brain toward being in the moment.”
May 14, 2015
Using a philosophy of working locally to test improvements and then sharing lessons in “communities of learning,” Glenn Focht, MD and CMO of Pediatric Physician’s Organization at Children’s (PPOC), identifies and eliminates practice-specific gaps at Boston Children’s Hospital.
December 19, 2012
The patient who has a hernia that's bothering him — I'm going to fix it. He's going to wake up in the morning and not have a hernia anymore.