Today’s post dives into the world of batching as it relates to a busy clinic day. Not everything is batchable. So read on to learn when it is useful and how to pull it off.

If this post looks familiar, it’s because I’ve run it in years past. I’m republishing it with updated numbers for 2024.

In this post, I pull back the curtain to share with you some of the most potent logistical considerations that help me chart as I go and leave my work at work.

Today’s post dives into the world of batching as it relates to a busy clinic day. Not everything is batchable. So read on to learn when it is useful and how to pull it off.

Phone (audio-only) visits have been instrumental in caring for patients during the pandemic. We take a look at how they’ve been implemented in various forms and where they might be going now that the public health emergency is coming to an end.

If this post looks familiar, it’s because I ran it a year ago, and I’m republishing it today with updated numbers for 2022.

We take a look at the four main strategies I employed prior to my current form of charting as I go and why they didn’t work for me (that’s not to say that all are bad strategies or wouldn’t work for you!). We also look at two bonus strategies that others have used.

Charting as I go is my default workflow. But there was a time it neither was intuitive nor came naturally to me. Today we look at the big three mindset blocks and thought errors that stood in my way that I had to overcome to tap into this game-changing strategy.

Charting as you go is a gamechanger for getting your work done at work, but it was something that I had to learn. Find out what was my impetus to start employing this method. Where I was may be where you are now.

A life dominated by busyness is usually a life not lived in line with one’s values and priorities. So why do we do it, and what’s its ultimate impact?

I don’t know about you, but I’m tired of being busy all the time. Before I knew better, I equated busyness with success. I’m working on changing that, and I think you should too!

I dive into Medscape’s latest data describing the prevalence and impact of depression amongst physicians.

I dissect Medscape’s newest burnout data highlighting how physicians fared during the second year of the pandemic. Spoiler alert: worse!

Learn a people pleasing busting framework that can help you ditch relying on external validation.

People pleasers have tell tale signs. I look into a dozen of them and how they show up in medicine.

Strategies and tips for getting those pesky charts closed at home.

Strategies and tips for getting those pesky charts closed at home.

Here we talk about imposter syndrome and how it shows up in medicine.

Here we talk about imposter syndrome and how it shows up in medicine.

Here we talk about imposter syndrome and how it shows up in medicine.

Here we talk about imposter syndrome and how it shows up in medicine.

Today’s post is an exploration of the portrayal of fatherhood in Star Wars with Dr. Jeremy Toffle on his Imperfect Dad MD Podcast.

I was recently interviewed by Dr. Jeremy Toffle for his Imperfect Dad MD Podcast. Dr. Toffle is a pediatrician who’s on a mission to help physician dads become the parent they strive to be.

Ways on how to recognize and limit the impact of unconscious bias.

This week and next week I will take a deep dive into the world of bias.

If this post looks familiar, it’s because I ran it a year ago, and I’m republishing it today with updated numbers for 2022.

Last week, I wrote a post dismantling the arguments heaved upon physicians wanting to leave medicine.

No, I’m not announcing my departure from medicine.

This week’s post addresses a topic I think about frequently: career longevity.

I was recently interviewed by Dr. Bradley Block for his podcast Physician’s Guide to Doctoring.

Today’s post takes a look at the OG article that gave physician coaching its strongest leg to stand on.

Today’s post strives to dismantle the idea that success can only come through relentless hard work.

This post examines a recent Medscape survey comparing physicians in the US to physicians around the world in terms of compensation and other metrics.

Today’s post is different: it’s a celebration of my first blogiversary!

Today’s post is a follow-up to my last post on how perfectionism hinders your charting.