Working Upstream
We often talk about working “upstream” with patients with kidney failure and how critically important, yet difficult, this wo
We often talk about working “upstream” with patients with kidney failure and how critically important, yet difficult, this wo
Late last year I decided to tackle a topic I had been putting off for quite some time: Having the dreaded end-of-life conversation with my family. No, I am not ill (thankfully), nor are my loved ones currently going through a difficult situation.
Over the past year we’ve heard about terrible price increases in the EpiPen® and how horrible this skyrocketing was because it’s a lifesaving medication. There’s no doubt that the EpiPen is lifesaving, but what qualifies a medication as lifesaving?
It is pretty difficult to work in the health care setting without hearing about the plague that has infected the majority of the workforce: burnout. The pressures of caregiving, budgets, bottom lines, quality scores and regulatory burden have been named as a few of the causes.