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Residency Program Insider, January 9, 2019
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“We need to foster an epidemic of mindfulness, a discipline of collective reflection and intentionality. Then we can start to develop some behavioral standards for ourselves.”
-Anthony Suchman, MD, internist and health services researcher at the University of Rochester Medical Center, offers advice to physicians wishing to change the competitive culture of their healthcare organizations.
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