Whether you’re a Nurse, Pharmacist, Doctor, or another healthcare professional, education is a significant part of our lives.
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Solvay Conference
In 1927, a small group of Physicists and Chemists were invited to Brussels to discuss larger problems in both physics and chemistry. The first conference was held in 1911 and scientists attended by invitation only. I was not aware of this conference until a few years ago but it has been on the top of … Continue reading Solvay Conference
Cooks in the Kitchen
In any collaborative effort, there is a chance that several people want to lead. The important part is identifying a leader and creating a team who will work together. The challenge is when different groups do not want the same leader and communication is stifled as a positioning tactic to gain authority. You can navigate … Continue reading Cooks in the Kitchen
Smart Recombinations
From a 2010 HBR article, The Four Phases of Design Thinking, you are introduced to the idea of “smart recombinations” and the work of John Thackara (In The Bubble and others). The idea of combining unseen concepts (or groups) is very interesting. For example, you could combine difference disciplines at a health care conference: Pharmacy … Continue reading Smart Recombinations
Interesting Questions
A recent and favorite purchase has been a book by Warren Berger, called The Book of Beautiful Questions. It is broken up into five parts: Decision-making Creativity Connecting with Others Leadership The Inquiring Life There are too many questions to list here but I’ll write a separate post soon with my favorite (new) questions. A … Continue reading Interesting Questions
