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Logged but Unread: Technology and Communication in Hospitals

Logged but Unread: Technology and Communication in Hospitals

by Allen Curreri | Aug 17, 2017 | Medical Technology

A nurse returns from her lunch break to see a commotion around one of her patients’ rooms. As she watches, the doctor on call strides down the hallway, speaking urgently to another nurse. They disappear into the room. Hastily dropping her bag onto her station, the...
Medical Duty, or Personal Freedom: What Matters Most?

Medical Duty, or Personal Freedom: What Matters Most?

by Allen Curreri | May 10, 2017 | Diagnostic Aids, Health

What is a doctor to a patient? A tried and proven expert? A bastion of medical knowledge? Only the terminally jaded doubt the motives of most who take up our oldest, noblest professions; generally, patients see doctors as genuine purveyors of health, people who...
Medical Mindfulness: The Science Behind Meditation in the Hospital

Medical Mindfulness: The Science Behind Meditation in the Hospital

by Allen Curreri | Dec 20, 2016 | Health, Mindfulness

It’s ironic that although we rely on doctors to care for our health, they are rarely able to devote the same time to their own — least of all their mental health. We’ve talked before about the incredible stresses that doctors face every day, stresses that can’t help...
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