Healthcare

I tried to process this info; the reality that had seeped into our lives. Fact was, my husband, a grown man, had resorted to wearing a child’s swim goggle from 5 years back.

Update.   I cried the other night, after pressing publish on the button that spilled the beans on the intimate fact that I had officially left the exam room. I had done the unthinkable & performed a healthcare mic drop. The tearful incident occurred as I re-read the announcement out

  Who am I?   You may still find yourself unsure, I know. I’ve dabbled in a lot these past few years, but my vision is now clearer than it’s been before.   Maybe it’s due to my having left clinical medicine. I feel freer now than I have for

I decided to leave clinical medicine behind. It wasn’t an easy decision to make, but I’ve made it.

(THAT puzzle piece)   When I think of the process of finding the right fit, where it comes to a primary care physician, my best advice is to approach it like you would dating. Not actual dating, of course, just the approach to dating. Now, before you giggle, or raise

‪(on picking a primary care doctor, from the mouth of a primary care doctor..)   I was tagged on a tweet yesterday that could pertain to so many of you. So I took it into here:     Instead of laying the answer out there, on Twitter (where, by the

(Should Facebook and our health hold hands?)   I served on a 10-day panel as social media expert, run by the NEJM (New England Journal of Medicine) on Nov – , in which I was asked questions about social media use, as a physician, online, and then answered them at

(Yours truly, in Medical Economics)   I was recently interviewed by a journalist from Medical Economics, who was writing an article on physician reviews. Now, I’ve tackled this issue on the backend of my blog numerous times. In fact, I have quite number of unpublished posts that I just can’t