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- 7 Steps for Success For Medical Professionals - by Submitted on Dec 06, 2018 from Dr. Stephanie WellingtonGraduating medical school is a significant accomplishment. It took consistent and persistent focused attention and action to reach that milestone. It demonstrates that doctors have the framework to create the success they desire for their lives. They already possess the foundation upon which ...
Views: 1067 - Self-Care Strategies for Medical Professionals to Combat the Holiday Stress - by Submitted on Nov 29, 2018 from Dr. Stephanie WellingtonAs the holidays approach, this time of year can be filled with mixed emotions for high achieving medical professionals who find themselves in the hospital, clinics, and practices caring for patients instead of spending time with loved ones. It can be more hectic than ever as doctors try to be ...
Views: 846 - Bedside Manner: Is It A Dying Art In Medicine? - by Submitted on Sep 18, 2017 from Dr. Stephanie WellingtonGood patient rapport benefits patients and their doctors by maintaining open communication. The same technology that allows patients to have online access to medical information is the very technology that can be a barrier to engaging with patients. In patient care areas doctors and nurses are ...
Views: 1088 - Bedside Manner: Is It A Dying Art In Medicine? - by Submitted on Sep 18, 2017 from Dr. Stephanie WellingtonGood patient rapport benefits patients and their doctors by maintaining open communication. The same technology that allows patients to have online access to medical information is the very technology that can be a barrier to engaging with patients. In patient care areas doctors and nurses are ...
Views: 1160 - 3 Steps for Women In Medicine To Have A Stress-Free Day - by Submitted on Jul 12, 2017 from Dr. Stephanie WellingtonFor women in medicine there are many things we have to accomplish each day before we encounter our first patient. That means we spend most of our time reacting to what’s happening instead of being intentional. This is not the goal for doctors, nurse practitioners, or nurses who want to avoid ...
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