Mindful Medicine

We are not simply thinking beings. We are emotional, believing beings that also think. We need everyone’s best in order to get through these transitional times. It is important to engage individuals and groups. It is important to aligning values in order to clarify our purpose.

Change ManagementKelly MillerApril 6, 2019complex change, change, team, teamwork, team based care, complex system, healthcare, human, emotion, cultureComment

The Good Samaritan Study

The variable of time constraint is influential on helping behavior.

CompassionKelly MillerFebruary 25, 2019Good Samaritan, productivityComment

Violence and Healthcare

Sentinel events, everyday violence, and near-misses are happening all over the country. Our hospitals: places that should, by definition, support health and healing, are becoming epicenters of violence.

SafetyKelly MillerFebruary 21, 2019hospital, violence, physician assistant, nurse practitioner, safety, healthcare Comments

Safety First

We need to ask ourselves what we would like from our healthcare system and those that work within it. We need to consider what a diet of violence and disrespect does to the two wolves within those that work in healthcare. If we want “joy, peace, love, hope, serenity, humility, kindness, benevolence, empathy, generosity, truth, compassion, and faith.”, we must have safety first.

Healthcare is in the midst of rapid change. It is important that we, as healthcare workers, are mindful of where it is we are, the challenges we are facing, and where it is that we want to go.

“WHAT YOU DO MAKES A DIFFERENCE, AND YOU HAVE TO DECIDE WHAT KIND OF DIFFERENCE YOU WANT TO MAKE.”

~JANE GOODALL

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