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shells - you have to cut them to eat them....
October 22, 2025 at 7:07 PM
shells - you have to cut them to eat them....
the crane migration along the Platte River is among the wonders of the world - go see it and take photos.
October 22, 2025 at 6:08 PM
the crane migration along the Platte River is among the wonders of the world - go see it and take photos.
"burnout" is a completely stupid word - tired, frustrated, discouraged, angry, etc. better characterize feelings that can be addressed and working conditions that can be changed if people work together. One can't relight a "burned out" match...
October 15, 2025 at 3:12 PM
"burnout" is a completely stupid word - tired, frustrated, discouraged, angry, etc. better characterize feelings that can be addressed and working conditions that can be changed if people work together. One can't relight a "burned out" match...
Please move on to the chemistry of red and green chile sauces in New Mexican food...........
October 15, 2025 at 3:09 PM
Please move on to the chemistry of red and green chile sauces in New Mexican food...........
The US has never considered doing this as state societies and board get $$ and control now. Finally passed a law to create a National Practitioner data base but hard to access and so docs can move from state to state. National license is a better solution.
October 15, 2025 at 3:05 PM
The US has never considered doing this as state societies and board get $$ and control now. Finally passed a law to create a National Practitioner data base but hard to access and so docs can move from state to state. National license is a better solution.
Nice to see but is not news to anyone who is awake in the US - we need to be working on radical reforms in medical school admissions and residency education - the US pipeline is dangerously low.
October 7, 2025 at 2:41 PM
Nice to see but is not news to anyone who is awake in the US - we need to be working on radical reforms in medical school admissions and residency education - the US pipeline is dangerously low.
Call centers destroy a patient’s sense of connection to a practice. Please don’t use them for “efficiency” - study them. Easier to solve problems directly rather than skimming through “if you want this, push 5”
October 7, 2025 at 1:26 PM
Call centers destroy a patient’s sense of connection to a practice. Please don’t use them for “efficiency” - study them. Easier to solve problems directly rather than skimming through “if you want this, push 5”
If “wellness visits” are not used to increase a physicians understanding of who the patient is, increase trust and emphasize continuity, and build a relationship, it is just a bunch of check marks. @aafp.bsky.social
October 7, 2025 at 1:21 PM
If “wellness visits” are not used to increase a physicians understanding of who the patient is, increase trust and emphasize continuity, and build a relationship, it is just a bunch of check marks. @aafp.bsky.social
we live in a prairie in North East Illinois. No buffalo but lots of flowers, wildlife and insects. Our community is a conservation community - and anyone can get closer to that idea.
October 2, 2025 at 3:02 PM
we live in a prairie in North East Illinois. No buffalo but lots of flowers, wildlife and insects. Our community is a conservation community - and anyone can get closer to that idea.
How many patients does this facility serve, how far do they have to travel to get care, would 2-4 person practices throughout the city, networked and collaborating be better for everyone?? @aafp.bsky.social
October 2, 2025 at 2:57 PM
How many patients does this facility serve, how far do they have to travel to get care, would 2-4 person practices throughout the city, networked and collaborating be better for everyone?? @aafp.bsky.social
Ominous as factors involved with decreased access and less continuity
October 2, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Ominous as factors involved with decreased access and less continuity
Most studies in the US found that loan forgiveness/support for working in disciplines or locations that are needed most is the most effective driver for primary care. Lowering tuition just lets everyone get by cheaper. Tying loans to careers and locations is best.
October 2, 2025 at 2:43 PM
Most studies in the US found that loan forgiveness/support for working in disciplines or locations that are needed most is the most effective driver for primary care. Lowering tuition just lets everyone get by cheaper. Tying loans to careers and locations is best.
"General internal medicine" in communities has almost vanished in the past decade for all IM residents - the general IM residents are all taking hospitalist jobs and the training of IM is still hospital, rather than community based. Change that and you might see students more interested.
September 23, 2025 at 5:41 PM
"General internal medicine" in communities has almost vanished in the past decade for all IM residents - the general IM residents are all taking hospitalist jobs and the training of IM is still hospital, rather than community based. Change that and you might see students more interested.