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Healthcare Conversations with Physicians & Recruitment Industry Executives
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Weight-Inclusive Care: Why Diets Fail Patients | Dr. Michelle May (opens the original)
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Hot take from a doc who has been saying this since 1999. "I have been saying for literally two and a half decades diets don't work. Finally these come out and everyone's like, well, you know, diets don't work. And I'm like, right, I've been telling you this forever."
How to Vet a Physician Job Before You Sign | Alex Fernandez MBA (opens the original)
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Stop asking about comp first. Ask about these four numbers instead. "I'd be asking around overhead ratios, days to collect revenue, percentage of revenue collected against charges, rates compared to other rates in the community."
Insulin Resistance, Healthspan & Leaving the ICU | Dr. Tessa Damm (opens the original)
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"Take your triglyceride level, divide by your HDL. If it's less than one, that's fairly superb. If it's two or more, that is suggestive of insulin resistance." — Dr. Tessa Damm
Doctors, Stop Charting After Hours: Dr. Sarah Smith, The Charting Coach (opens the original)
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Dr. Sarah Smith spent 15 years drowning in Sunday charting — across two countries, two health systems, and one moment with her son that stopped her cold. Then she figured out how to finish her documentation inside the workday. Now she teaches thousands of physicians to do the same, without seeing fewer patients or cutting corners on care.
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