Musings of a Distractible Mind
Thoughts of an odd, but not harmful primary care physician.
So I thought I would bring you joy on this Friday in one of the best ways I can think of: goats. Nothing brings more joy to the heart of man than goats. Well, maybe cheese puffs bring more joy, but goats are second only to cheese puffs. It’s a close call, really. But before [...]
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This material, written by me, is free to re-post and share under the Creative Commons agreement. In other words, use it all you want; just give me credit.Gosh, a whole lot of huffing over a little word! Customer. OK, now grab a paper bag and breathe slowly and steadily into it. I know it’s hard to hear that word. I am sorry to have caused such trouble. Some folks misunderstood my last post, thinking that I thought patients should only be considered [...]
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This material, written by me, is free to re-post and share under the Creative Commons agreement. In other words, use it all you want; just give me credit.What is a patient? What do they do? What’s their role in the doctor’s office? Are they chassis on a conveyor belt? Are they puzzles for doctors to solve? Are they diseases? Are they demographics? Are they a repository for applied science? Or are they consumers? Are they paying customers? Are they the ones in [...]
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This material, written by me, is free to re-post and share under the Creative Commons agreement. In other words, use it all you want; just give me credit.I used to defend pharmaceutical companies. ”What companies out there have contributed more good? Should care manufacturers make more when all they do is make transportation that breaks after a few years?” It made sense to me that you should put a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow so that companies are [...]
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This material, written by me, is free to re-post and share under the Creative Commons agreement. In other words, use it all you want; just give me credit.I have a confession: I am a closet sentimentalist. I was driving in the car with my daughter (who is probably a better writer than I am and a music-lover like her dad) this morning, and I played a song by Marc Cohn. I had a tape with this about ten years ago (maybe 20!) [...]
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