Opinion
Mixin’ it up
How does the balance tip in your mix of office visits? Toward acute complaints or preventive care and chronic disease management?
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Time for a facelift?
How friendly is the face of your office?
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Distrust
You may not have considered your relationship with your employer in terms of trust.
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Homework
Spending hours at a home computer tidying up EHRs is a task devoid of meaning and reward.
Opinion
A creative diversion
A hobby provides a change of pace from which we can all benefit.
Opinion
Dr. T. Berry Brazelton was a pioneer of child-centered parenting
Dr. Brazelton taught us how to examine the person inside that little body and understand the importance of her temperament.
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Jump-starting the day
One program shows how to channel the early morning energy of young children to their benefit.
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Commonality
While we are celebrating our differences, we must work harder to uncover the core values that we share.
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Is there a resilience deficit?
Perhaps it is rather a poor fit between physicians and the job requirements.
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Hidden costs
The emotional costs of a malpractice suit are incalculable.
Opinion
Advocating for reality
It is important to be a sympathetic and realistic adviser to women attempting to breastfeed.
Opinion
… What comes naturally
Dr. William G. Wilkoff muses on how pregnant couples feel about their impending parenthood.
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Shades of gray
Is it the colorful images on smartphones and other digital media that grabs our attention?
Opinion
Hungry or what?
When counseling women who struggle with breastfeeding, where is the science to help you?
Opinion
Experience may not always the best teacher
Our surplus of experience always can stand to gain a little refreshing from those who have little of their own.