What Differentiates Creative Geniuses + How Anti-Science Flourishes - The Doctor Weighs In
Patricia Salber, MD, MBA
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Patricia Salber, MD, MBA
Founder, CEO, Editor-in-Chief of The Doctor Weighs In, Inc., a leading online health & wellness information platform | LinkedIn Top Voices in Healthcare 2017 & 2018 | Thought leader, influencer, senior advisor, executive
What Differentiates Creative Geniuses From the Rest
Creative genius is not just about IQ, it's how the brain is wired. Read more »
Prepping for Med School? How About Drawing Blood?
How working as a phlebotomist prepared a second-year medical student for the uncertainties of caring for patients. Read more »
Malpractice Claims Study is Helping Plastic Surgeons Get Better
A recent closed claim study helps plastic surgeons make changes that will improve clinical outcomes and patient safety. Read more »
Failure to Think Critically Allows Anti-Science to Flourish
Lack of critical thinking skills has allowed the anti-science policies of Trump's administration and Congress to threaten the health and well-being of the country. Read more »
How to Determine the Financial Metrics of Medical Practices
Tracking the financial performance of your practice can increase the accountability of your in-house staff as well as outsourced billing companies. Read more »
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