Compelled Quagmire In a moment of true honesty, with no fear of ridicule, take some time to quietly consider the following examples: Example 1: Having finished your meal, you exit the restaurant, with your spouse and child in tow. There is a flash of movement to your right capturing your attention. You notice a […]
Like Us on Facebook Subscribe on Youtube Trained healthcare professionals understand: Prescribing a treatment for disease/injury, without a diagnosis, would be considered malpractice. On the job, the recognition for potential litigation is so brow-beaten into staff psyche, many refuse to utter the words, “You will be alright” to a patient, for fear of litigation. Heck, […]
There are some very specific reasons for not allowing bits and/or pieces of our material to be presented. It took me years to understand the importance of “all or nothing.” Granted we do have some awareness lectures for conferences, but they are designed in such a way to help build the need/understanding the need, to […]
