Ondine
Bothell, WA:
A Personal Story
We may think of a serious infection as something akin, say, to a broken arm: it’s painful, you apply a fix, and after a while you’re good to go. But that’s not how infectious disease works, especially those that are resistant to antibiotic treatment. Resistant infections can mean multiple surgeries, a bad reaction to an antibiotic,...
3 Steps to Building a Personal Medical Record
A personal medical record collects all of your medical information into a single file. Keeping one is an important step in managing your care. Learn about what to include, how to gather the information, and why creating a personal medical record can help.
Practice Mindfulness for Personal Wellness
This post discusses mindfulness and how being present benefits you psychologically, physically, and as a nurse. Mindfulness apps are introduced.
What You Should Know About Taking a Personal Day
It's just a little more complicated than it should be.
Are you using this benchmark for physician personal finance?
Did your Wealth Index climb or drop in the last five years? Were you pleased with the results you got? Are you still in the negative? Do you want to be in the positive?
5 Benefits to a Personal Social Media Detox
Sometimes you need a social media detox. People can sometimes be consumed with their devices. Heres five good reasons for a social media detox
Don't do these 5 things with your medical school personal statement
Here are the top 5 don’ts for your personal statement.
Can Artificial Intelligence Cure What Ails The Healthcare Industry?
Personal healthcare experiences often spark pioneering cures, and Pinaki Dasgupta, CEO of startup Hindsait, is no exception.
How a chilling wake-up call helped this personal trainer to give up booze
Why a personal connection opens your mind to the patient as a person
EMS providers are more than personal space invaders. The connections we form with the patient can be the key to creating an environment of healing
How a doctor turns life into story
Hopefully, more physicians will fill the void by writing medical stories, so that this aspect of the art of medicine is not lost.
Want a better relationship with your patient? Make it personal.
Telling a story can help the physician-patient connection. Even if it's about your childhood near-possession-by-Satan story.
Is Telehealth Personal? Exploring Telemedicine Efficiency and Patient Care
Because the technology is new, patients may not fully trust it. We spoke with two doctors about telemedicine efficiency and patient care.
Should doctors' personal judgments affect their patients?
I found myself feeling as if I might punish this man for the way he lived his life, instead of returning life to him.
New Guidelines for Treating High Cholesterol Take a Personal Approach
A patient’s family history of cardiovascular disease and in some cases a heart scan are among the factors that physicians should consider before prescribing drugs to lower cholesterol, according to new clinical guidelines.
Act FAST for Stroke: Know the symptoms and your personal risk
Know the primary symptoms of stroke - and who may be most at risk.
Why and How to Trust Your Personal Trainer
GUEST POST: Greatist Expert Dr. Michael Mantell explains the ins and outs of developing trusting relationships and finding a personal trainer worthy of your trust.
How becoming a doctor can help and hurt the ability to build wealth
As someone who likes personal finance and wants to build wealth, I recognize the ways my love for medicine has impacted my ability to reach financial freedom in a timely manner.
