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Collaborative Revolution, written 5 days ago, I want to bring to your attention a summary of a new book, The Necessary Revolution, by Senge et al. The title derives from the authors' belief we must implement revolutionary changes rather than incrementalism to improve the way we work and live.  Th...

Online Medical Advice: The New Prescription of Choice, written 4 days ago, The Internet seems to be turning everyone into pseudo-medical experts, as a matter of necessity as much as anything else. Physicians are busier than ever and the patients' face-to-face time with them is progressively shrinkin...

Vaccine Waivers Galore, written 16 hours ago, My apologies for the recent hiatus.  In the year and a half I've been blogging, I haven't gone more than 3-4 days between posts, I think, except for the last week.  Even during vacation.  It's just been a super busy week.  We're Shipping Out To Bosto...

Smart kids, written 1 week ago, It's October 1st (well it was yesterday, anyway), and I'm pretty excited, because this means it's the start of another DonorsChoose challenge. For those of you who weren't around at this time last year, DonorsChoose is an organization that pairs up your ka$hmoney with...

A Little EMS-Humor (AKA Hubby Didn't Find It Funny), written 1 week ago, Any long time reader of my blog will know that I am severely allergic to latex and carry this:And anytime I have to refill my prescription and get a two pack, I get a trainer which looks like this:It looks the same, works the s...

Changing lives one muscle at a time. This weblog is intended to give one PT students perspective on how he is learning to become a PT. I am serving as the Chair of the NY Student Special Interest Group, if you want more info or to get involved please cont

Medical transcription training specialist.

Matthew G. Maupin has been a nursing home administrator in the state of Indiana for over five years. He is currently serving as administrator for Lutheran Home in Fort Wayne, IN. This blog is geared towards nursing home professionals of any discipline.

Dr. Tray Dunaway takes a look at the how the different "dots" of the healthcare process can better communicate and understand one another with an often humorous and intuitive voice.

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Student Doctor Network: Dr. Freedman is featured on SDN!, written 5 days ago, I am a featured author on the Student Doctor Network. While my contribution is about residency admissions, there are aspects of this piece that may be helpful to medical school and fellowship applicants.Click Here to read ...

Viva la blog!, written 2 weeks ago, I apologise for neglecting my blog of late - I have been pretty distracted the last couple of weeks....A wise man once said:-He who would travel happily must travel light.Antoine de Saint-ExuperyHe's obviously flown with Ryanair then. Did get to go on mini-break l...

A nurse practitioner website. Links to other NPs, nurses, and medical professionals.

New community for NPs and PAs: Clinician1, written 2 days ago, There's a new online community that is just for NPs and PAs. All others are excluded. Sound similar to Sermo?This is a reflection of Web 2.0 influences within the healthcare industry. NPs and PAs want to communicate with each other, but ...

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Quick tip: ERAS and AMCAS pitfalls, written 23 hours ago, Here are a few errors to avoid in composing your ERAS and AMCAS:1. Use full sentences. Some applicants erroneously use phrases in their activity descriptors. You're submitting a formal application, and full sentences are appropriate.2. Avoid ...

New community for NPs and PAs: Clinician1, written 2 days ago, There's a new online community that is just for NPs and PAs. All others are excluded. Sound similar to Sermo?This is a reflection of Web 2.0 influences within the healthcare industry. NPs and PAs want to communicate with each other, but ...

A comprehensive blog to osteopathy for the general public. With up to date discussions and comments on all aspects of osteopathic healthcare, whether it be for treatments, or general help and advice.

As it turns out, theres nothing wrong with googling yourself, written 4 weeks ago, You can go google yourself ;) and lots of people apparently do. In fact, a google search today for "managing your online reputation" came up with 423,000 results.   Meanwhile, its o...