prostatediaries

Urological Wit and Wisdom-Chapter 44- Always have a toy box.

The dour physician is repulsive to the well and the sick alike.

Urological Wit and Wisdom-Chapter 43- What would you do if you were me?

When it comes to decision making...it's not about you...it is about who the patient is and what is important to him.

Urological Wit and Wisdom: Chapter 42-Look at what they are looking at.

Will Rogers wanted on his tombstone the phrase-"I never met a man I didn't like."
How can that be? What sort of man is that?

Chapter 41: You shudda drinned him.

Hindsight is indeed 20/20.

If only we all had a retrospective scope.

Urological Wit and Wisdom: Chapter 39: Deliberate 24 hours before agreeing to switch call.

Don't agree to anything on the fly!

Urological Wit and Wisdom: Chapter 38-You and God weren't doing so well before I got here.

God heals the patient and the physician renders the bill!

Urological Wit and Wisdom: Chapter 37-Do you think this is Wal-Mart or something?

Doctors do still have some say so in who they see...or who they will continue to see. Better to remember that. If you leave a doctor because you had to wait...be prepared to wait at the next doctor's office. The nature of the disease which is the practice of medicine lends itself to unexpected delays that may affect the efficiency of your office visit. A word to the wise is sufficient.  Ps...the person that the doctor helped that in turn made him late to help you, may be you next time.

Urological Wit and Wisdom: Chapter 36-Do you see that silver building over there?

If you have a surgical service you can't have every Harry , Dick, and Sam filling up all your beds.

Urological Wit and Wisdom: Chapter 35-Keep your nose clean.

A  good reputation takes years to build and seconds to lose.

Chapter 40- Have you ever sewn in a drain Dr. Dixon?

Honesty is indeed the best policy.

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