Global Virtual Conference on Nursing Education
Due to my contribution in the healthcare niche, especially, echoing the need for Effective Communication, I have been invited to deliver a speech at the
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When Is The Right Time To Be Biased?
During my early years as a clinician, when I practised in a subacute facility in the Bronx. I remember being asked to consult with a
How Easy is Communication?
Communication is pretty easy for some people, but a hassle for many others. But taking a moment to look at it, you wonder if it
When is your fear appropriate?
Imagine losing light toward the end of a horror movie in the middle of the night. You rub your hands around the sofa in search
Are You a Dr Mom or Dad?
Many years ago, I had a conversation with a patient who angrily said to me, “If you don’t know what you are doing, maybe you
She said to me, Just step down if you don’t know what you are doing!
Many years ago, I had a conversation with a patient who angrily said to me, “If you don’t know what you are doing, maybe you
Why Do You Trust!
I had a clinical consultation with a very well-educated patient who had an existing diagnosis of schizophrenia with manic tendencies. Because of his psychological diagnosis,
The Evening Behind This Message
I took a walk with my father into the spacious square of our compound on a Friday evening. With a few birds chirping to the
He Was Shocked I Listened!
About 20 years ago, during my early years in practice, I realised through my patient the satisfaction we get when we are given a listening