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The term “call” within the medical field has historically served as a subtle yet potent influence, imposing unpaid work on practitioners. Unlike documenting notes or metrics, call embodies an often
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In the field of medicine, waiting has become commonplace. We are conditioned to it. Celebrated for it. We acquire the habit of postponing sleep, meals, vacations, and emotions. We postpone
The Fundamental Reasons and Outcomes of Discontent with U.S. Health CareThe Fundamental Reasons and Outcomes of Discontent with U.S. Health Care
There exists a pervasive sense of discontent regarding health care in America that is, to put it mildly, quite tangible. Numerous studies and statistical evaluations back this assertion, yet I
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By 11 p.m., my clinic was dim, but my mind was active. I found myself pouring over my agenda for the following day: 22 patient appointments, a mountain of unsigned
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Over the last ten years, there has been a significant increase in both adolescents and adults pursuing autism evaluations. A considerable number of these individuals are cognitively intact, verbally competent,
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In the rapidly evolving arena of basketball, when a player faces a dubious foul call, he may simply shrug and state, “Ball don’t lie.” This phrase encapsulates the notion that