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Stars Shine, But Dark Matter Holds Departments Together
To think that a department can continue to keep the stars without acknowledging and supporting the departmental dark matter is fallacy.
Talking Your Way Out of Burnout
As radiologists devise strategies for burnout mitigation, time and adequate focus should be allotted to patient-centered communication.
Words of Wellness: Darcy J. Wolfman
It all starts with identifying pain points, and then getting leadership to listen and be willing to change.
Words of Wellness: Jay Parikh
Radiologists work very hard to become credentialed and take care of patients, so they should not be marginalized into feeling like cogs in a wheel.
How to Add Oil
Jessica T. Wen, MD, PhD on 加油 (jiāyóu) and triangulation theory.
Can You Learn to Teach?
David Naeger, MD provides tips on what it takes to be a successful radiology educator.
Words of Wellness: Jessica Wen
“Our training culture has classically praised the individual who finds more of themselves to give, without reprieve or compensation. The internalization of this culture manifests as a loss of self-worth.”
Words of Wellness: Katia Dodelzon
“I strive to further physician wellness, which has globally taken a hit in recent years. The implications are far-reaching, with direct effect on patient care and health care outcomes.”
The Power of Connection
Jay Parikh, MD discusses how connections can improve team health and foster innovation.