Forget About Perfection — Mistakes Are For Learning!
Perfection seems like a laudable goal, or is it? “If you want to improve at anything, you need to know where your mistakes are leading
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Teaching and Learning in Music and Medicine
A few years ago, I had an experience while attending a music retreat that emphasized the importance of a comprehensive approach to teaching. I had
You Take Care of Others All Day. Here are 11 Ways to Care For Yourself.
Many of us in health care tend to have qualities that brought us to our professions, which hinder our self-care. We tend to be self-sufficient
Rethinking Tort Reform in the Wake of the Pandemic
We had a bit of a reprieve, but now it’s over. The chorus of pots and pans that applauded our efforts during the height of
‘Match Week’ Means the Next Steps for Physicians, Stalled Careers for Others
For basketball fans and players, the third month of the year means “March Madness,” one of the biggest sporting events. March for some college undergraduates
Vaccinology, Immunology, and COVID-19
Louis Pasteur worked at a time when very little was understood about microbes and even less was understood about the human responses that kept them
Banging on Pots and Pans for Real
New York City—Each evening at 7pm, the sound of people banging on pots and pans can be heard from apartment buildings within an earshot of