Generally, most health professionals thrive on being problem-solvers. When meeting patients, many professionals take on the role of sleuth to diagnose the problems that address the chief complaints. With a toolkit of therapies and therapeutics, health professionals like to come up with the solution, “Take two of these pills and ... Read more
Emil Chuck, PhD
Updated December 5, 2024 by Emil Chuck, PhD
This article focuses on reflective practices for health professional education and training. This advice can apply to developing a prehealth journal, personal blog, podcast, or other media-created story that may not involve physical paper, pen, ... Read more
Emil Chuck, PhD
Updated November 12, 2024 by Emil Chuck, PhD
Have you ever wondered why the doctor is late? Have you been uncertain how to explain it to young children when in a waiting room? You are in luck then, as Sarah Smith, DO, has ... Read more
Student Doctor Network
Updated June 22, 2022 by Student Doctor Network
Everyone knows: doctors have to have empathy…right? Listener Mo wrote to us at [email protected] to ask us if a lack of interest in dealing with the foibles of patients–with their anti-vaccine beliefs, their non-compliance with ... Read more
The Short Coat Podcast
Updated June 25, 2022 by The Short Coat Podcast