What a powerful representation of the impact of Family Medicine research!
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Former Commissioner/Director: VA, WA, TN, NH. Subject Matter Expert: Government Health and Human Services Policy/Strategy: BH, SUD, DD, CW, LTC, IT/HIE; Inclusive Medicaid Policy/Planning/Implementation Development
An important and eye-opening look into the question is Medicine morally ambiguous and subject to GroupThink. #InformedConsent In Medicine, the Morally Unthinkable Too Easily Comes to Seem Normal https://lnkd.in/g8zNWDcm
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Why physicians are staying in medicine As physicians are leaving the field of medicine — some via retirement, some due to dissatisfaction and burnout and depression — what is motivating the ones who are staying to continue to practice? Click the link below to read the full story.
Why physicians are staying in medicine
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Attending Consultant- A&E, Marengo Asia Hospital Gurugram | MBBS(Hons),MEM (CCT-EM,SEMI), FCT | Emergency and Trauma Physician | Clinical Toxicologist | AHA ACLS and BLS Instructor
#FirstPublicationof2024 #PublicationAlert First scientific article of 2024 published in Indian Journal of Emergency Medicine! 🎉🎉🎉
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Explore the journey of Akhil Gupta, a third-year student doctor at Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine. In this interview, Akhil discusses how his family's support motivated him to pursue a medical degree. Learn more about Burrell: https://lnkd.in/gn-VBFTW #Burrell #medschooljourney #futuredoctor #osteopathicmedicine #burrellcollege
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Wonderful article written by my most influential medical school mentor, Russell Gonnering, MD, MMM, FACS, CPHQ. What he so accurately describes here is the main reason I am in a physician owned private practice 👇 . We physicians and not "huge systems" should be in control of (and responsible for) how we assess and care for our patients (acknowledging collaboration, ongoing learning and non-corporatized research & publications are essential). Then we can stop all this nonsense talk about "burnout" "The erosion of objective truth and logic in our Postmodernist world, united with the primacy of ideology over ethics in Critical Theory set the backdrop for an inflection point in the early spring of 2020... The influence of Big Pharma, Big Tech, and Big Politics on healthcare delivery, research, and education was all but complete. The delivery of care was largely corporatized or in the hands of huge academic systems. Individual professionals had very little of the key elements of autonomy, mastery, and purpose described by Dan Pink as critical for motivation."
As I write this, medicine is still “In the Wilderness,” but I can see a brightening horizon. We still need to re-establish intellectual freedom in healthcare delivery and education. ~Russ Gonnering The Complexity Science of Medicine Requires Freedom https://lnkd.in/g8uGCy4e
The Complexity Science of Medicine Requires Freedom ⋆ Brownstone Institute
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https://lnkd.in/eCaQiUph You need to know about general medicine (familly medicine) ! Here is a shot document explaining the specificities of such specialty
So You Want to Be a FAMILY MEDICINE DOCTOR [Ep. 28]
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