health is social
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Just like any roadway, the healthcare system needs signals that work. Too many signals and the system arrests. Too little and everything crashes. It’s important to build a system of healthcare that anyone can use safely. It doesn’t need to be complicated. It just needs to work. So why might our system have so many [...]
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You are probably one of millions of Americans in search of balance between work and life. I too have searched for that elusive condition in the past. But it’s a hoax my friends. It’s a trick the mind plays when we’re trying to escape from the inevitable stresses of life. Trying to find [...]
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The healthcare industry is full of serious people. They should be serious, shouldn’t they? After all, health care is serious business. Life is at stake and life is sacred. But if you had to choose between two different kinds of providers, which one would you prefer: the serious one or the responsible one? [...]
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It started
When I wrote my first lines.
I thought it was heaven
I was following.
Instead I found
a thread that led me home.
What was that all about? To find out what’s going on, go check out Liz Strauss’ remarkable blog.
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Twitter will get you fired, fined or sued. Well, it will if you’re a health care professional who doesn’t follow the rules set down by the federal government and patient bills of rights. Here are some thoughts on how to Twitter safely in the clinical care setting.
WHAT HAPPENS ON TWITTER STAYS ON TWITTER…AND SUMMIZE AND…
Permission-based [...]
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