American Physician Institute for Advanced Professional Studies
Attitude Adjustments
One feature of human life is how consistent it is for many people from day to day and, in many [...]
Openness Towards Patients
Clinician openness towards patients is a multivalent concept with various meanings. From my work with psychiatry residents and other mental [...]
One Half of Stress Management
I have come to believe that many approaches to managing psychological stress are incomplete. If you are at least moderately [...]
Explore and Define Your Clinical Role
I posit that the more clearly you define your clinical roles—and maintain flexibility around them to address individual patient’s needs [...]
How to Get Writing Done: Four Levels of Writing
Writing is a beautiful and rewarding experience for me, and a challenging and frustrating one. Simply put, writing, and especially [...]
Time for Kindness
Sometimes we are less kind than we would like, because we don’t know “HOW” to be kind. Today I discuss [...]
Better Clinical Notes – New Year’s Resolution
For many, note-taking is a frustrating, thankless, and time-consuming task that is repeated many times each workday. Paperwork is a [...]
Assured Success
Earlier this year I shared a post on ways of increasing and maintaining motivation to achieve success in relevant life [...]