Tomorrow is Employee Appreciation Day and while there are a lot of “Hallmark” days that can start to wear you out, I think this day is one we should pay attention to. As physicians, most of us do a great job of engaging our patients with fantastic bedside manner, however that doesn’t always carry over …
Have you ever watched a movie for the 2nd or 3rd time and seen something different, picked up a theme or punchline that you hadn’t noticed previously? Have you read an article or a book for a second time long after the initial read and learned something new? It happens to me all the time….and …
The 7th Annual FABI Event was last year March 13 -15, 2020. That was right about the time when Covid became very real for all of us and the next week everything in our country started shutting down. Even though several people cancelled their registration to the event, we still had over 130 doctors and …
Those of us expecting an exciting Super Bowl last Sunday with Tom Brady pitted against Patrick Mahomes were pretty disappointed by the dominance of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. While hoping for a high scoring shootout between the greatest quarterback of all time and the greatest quarterback of today, we instead saw a methodical, and dare …
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Here we are, in the early stages of February, and like clockwork I’m hearing complaints from our doctors that the patient volume is so low and the sky is falling. This happens every year in February for us and for most around the country. What makes matters worse is that February is also one of …
Over the past week or so, I’ve had some interesting experiences with respect to the ongoing pandemic and the efforts to vaccinate as many people as possible, as quickly as possible. This is not a political statement. This is a public health statement. This is about our world returning to some semblance of normalcy. This …
We’ve had enough doom and gloom in the last year, it’s time to look forward to better things. Now that you’ve established your goals for 2021 it’s important you also acknowledge the things that went well for you in 2020. I know it may not be easy, but I’m sure you can find at least …
Well, we made it. We put 2020 behind us and like no New Year in my memory have people been looking forward to turning the calendar more than this year. I wish a simple change of the year would bring a difference to all we are currently experiencing. Like everything in life, FABI has had …
Today we get to leave 2020 behind us. Good riddance 2020. Hello 2021. In our final installment on the Series, “Planning for 2021,” I talk about the final things you should do to get 2021 going in a positive direction. The ringing in of the New Year is a symbolic new beginning. No New Year …
In the fourth part of our series on “Planning for 2021,” we talk about how to communicate your 2021 goals and plans with your team. Inadequate communication with your team and organization is a common thing I hear from staff at all levels of medical practices. We have seen this through FABI, as well as …
