November 29, 2011
by Rob Harris, SPHR
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Caregivers are viewed by some in the medical community to be an annoyance. If that is not your personality, consider why the stereotype may exist. The doctors and nurses care for the patient. The caregiver does the same. The doctors … Continue reading
November 25, 2011
by Rob Harris, SPHR
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Have you ever experienced a time when your family member tries to bait you into an argument? No matter what you say or do, they respond with a verbal attack. Why does it occur? Often, the obvious answer is that … Continue reading
November 23, 2011
by Rob Harris, SPHR
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How many patients are there in a hospital at any given time? How about caregivers? The answer is that both are plentiful. To the hospital administrators and those that cater to the in-patients, one departs, and just as quickly, another … Continue reading
November 21, 2011
by Rob Harris, SPHR
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What does a patient go through? One day, they are an independent, thriving, happy child or adult. The next, they are prisoners. It doesn’t have to be in a hospital. One can be held captive just as easily at home. … Continue reading
November 18, 2011
by Rob Harris, SPHR
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Doctors are trained specialists. Many of us acknowledge them with a sense of reverence. As a result, we tend to feel uncomfortable and even consider ourselves to be disrespectful in questioning their decisions – until something goes terribly wrong. Read … Continue reading