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Many of us learn to use motivational interviewing skills [...] [My biggest blind spot is me]( I tend to size people up pretty quickly. Adult ADHD? I can diagnose it in about two minutes. Borderline personality disorder? About one minute. Bad actors on the Dr. Phil show? About 30 seconds (with the benefit of Dr. Phil’s preamble). I can’t help it. I attribute my habit of analyzing people to my training [...] [Getting messy in the game of health care [PODCAST]]( “Many patients, doctors, nurses, and health care administrators appear to have a seat on the blimp with little concept of how the game has evolved over the years and is being played now. They may have attended the game in the past, but they likely haven’t seen the action from 5,000 feet above the field—and [...] [Is misinformation deadlier than the virus?]( Lurking in the shadows, it creeps in. Spreading itself across the world. 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The patient has a previous medical history of fatigue, GI issues, and appetite loss [...] [To Aaron Rodgers, from a physician and Packers fan]( I’m a doctor passionate about public health and public policy born and raised in Wisconsin and educated at the Medical College of Wisconsin (the same institute that bestowed Mr. Rodgers an honorary degree in 2018). I’m also a Packers shareholder, as is my father, a practicing physician in the state. I cheered you on for [...] [But my children are not vaccinated]( Go to the store, support small businesses … But my children are not vaccinated. Go out to eat; buy local … But my children are not vaccinated. Go back to work; go travel… But my children are not vaccinated. Come celebrate, please enjoy … But my children are not vaccinated. Kids need people; they need [...] [How this physician built a direct specialty care practice [PODCAST]]( “I am here to testify that it is possible, and I am not alone in this specialist direct care market. 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