Five Minute Pearls For Clinical Practice

Staying updated in your specialty is discussed.

Time management in clinical practice is further discussed in this episode.

Time management in clinical practice is discussed in this episode.

In the tradition of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey, The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin, The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz, and The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up by Marie Kondo comes The Wellness Code by Dr. Brian Morris. The Wellness Code is unlike any diet book you’ve ever read. In this life-changing book, you will learn why diets don’t work and what actually does work. Backed by hundreds of references from the medical literature, The Wellness Code synthesizes decades of scientific research and clinical experience into a time-tested, holistic program for looking and feeling great. You will learn the practical tools and strategies to finally lose the weight, transform your health, and find lasting happiness.

The importance of positivity and optimism in clinical practice is discussed. The is the second of the three P’s of clinical practice which are the three most important attitudes we need to bring to patient care.

The importance of patience in clinical practice is discussed. The is the second of the three P’s of clinical practice which are the three most important attitudes we need to bring to patient care.

The importance of perseverance in clinical practice is discussed. The is the first of the three P’s of clinical practice which are the three most important attitudes we need to bring to patient care.

Finding a mentor is extremely important and we discuss it in this week’s episode.

Office visits are about the patient and not about us. Let’s discuss.

The paradigm of the 5-minute weight loss consult is discussed (part 2).