Feeling tired and struggling to focus on simple tasks is something many people are experiencing, as this viral Twitter post points out. It’s safe to say during the last 18 months, our productivity has taken a hit at some point or another. Whether it’s diving headfirst into work, running errands or completing simple everyday tasks,
Judges don’t do court stenography. CEOs don’t take minutes at meetings. So why do we expect doctors and other health care providers to spend hours recording notes—something experts know contributes to burnout? “Having them do so much clerical work doesn’t make sense,” said Lisa Merlo, Ph.D., an associate professor of psychiatry and director of wellness
Tim Dupin thought — or at least hoped — that Missouri firefighters, paramedics and other emergency medical services personnel would be among the first to get vaccinated against the coronavirus. After months of feeling overlooked by elected leaders in the distribution of safety equipment and other resources, surely, Dupin thought, their role on the front
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