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On the Opioid Crisis and Alleviating Pain (Physicians)

On the Opioid Crisis and Alleviating Pain (Physicians)

by Allen Curreri | Apr 19, 2018 | Health, Mindfulness

A man limps into the emergency room, his face twisted in pain. He hunches through the revolving door, barely able to make it to one of the waiting room’s flimsy plastic chairs before losing his footing. A nurse rushes over to guide him to an exam room and look...
Losing Balance: The Dangers of Over-Work in Medicine

Losing Balance: The Dangers of Over-Work in Medicine

by Allen Curreri | Mar 15, 2018 | Health, Mindfulness

Six in the morning, and it’s dark outside. Step through the revolving door, change into scrubs – just another shift. Make the rounds, talk with the nurses. One patient stopped taking their meds; you postpone breakfast to explain why they need to start...
Healing Harm: The Issue of Physician Suicide

Healing Harm: The Issue of Physician Suicide

by Allen Curreri | Feb 13, 2018 | Health, Mindfulness

“Heard joke once: Man goes to doctor. Says he’s depressed. Says life seems harsh and cruel. Says he feels all alone in a threatening world where what lies ahead is vague and uncertain. Doctor says, ‘Treatment is simple. Great clown Pagliacci is in town tonight....
Unspoken Signs: Should Doctors Address Patients’ Non-Verbal Cues?

Unspoken Signs: Should Doctors Address Patients’ Non-Verbal Cues?

by Allen Curreri | Sep 15, 2017 | Health, Mindfulness

When the star of the local high school’s football team walks into the ER with a sprained wrist, the doctor on call strides into the exam room. Looking down at an open file listing numerous similar hurts, he asks the teenage athlete if he received his newest...
Are Robo-Doctors Bad For Your Health? The Role of Engagement and the Doctor-Patient Relationship

Are Robo-Doctors Bad For Your Health? The Role of Engagement and the Doctor-Patient Relationship

by Allen Curreri | Aug 26, 2016 | Health, Medical Technology, Uncategorized

Technology has made almost every aspect of our lives faster, easier, more convenient, and information-laden. The smarter our computers get, the more we rely on them — and usually this is a good thing. Computers, after all, are able to store and process information in...
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