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Behind every network engineer and medical doctor, there's a world of similarities you've never considered before. 1. Constant Learning: Medicine and technology are ever-evolving fields. Both professionals need to stay on top of the latest developments to excel in their work. 2. Problem Solving: Just as a doctor diagnoses and treats illnesses, a network engineer troubleshoots and resolves technical issues. 3. Precision and Accuracy: A minor mistake can have serious repercussions, whether in a surgical suite or a server room. 4. Communication: Both need to explain complex information in simple terms to their patients or clients. 5. Teamwork: Both professions require collaboration with colleagues to achieve the best outcomes. 6. High-Stress Environments: Network downtime and health crises both demand cool heads and swift action. 7. Continuous Monitoring: A doctor monitors a patient's vital signs, while a network engineer monitors system performance. 8. Importance of Documentation: From patient charts to network configurations, keeping accurate records is critical. 9. Ethics: Both professionals are privy to sensitive information and must uphold the highest ethical standards. 10. Lifelong Commitment: It's not just a job, it's a calling. Both professions demand dedication, passion, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. Next time you meet a doctor or a network engineer, remember, they might be more alike than you think. Share if you agree, or comment about other similarities you've noticed! 😅 #networkengineering #networkengineer #computernetworks
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SOLO OPERATORS: The very attributes that define our success can sometimes make collaboration and trust among us challenging. We are trained to be self-reliant and make critical decisions independently, which can lead to difficulties in sharing responsibilities or deferring to others’ opinions. We are also perfectionists. While striving for the perfect outcomes is laudable, it can also breed a fear of making mistakes and a reluctance to trust colleagues' judgments. This tendency also restricts our ability to tolerate constructive criticism. Competitiveness is also deeply ingrained in us and starts from the medical school admissions process through residency/fellowship and continues far beyond. This can inhibit open collaboration, as some of us may view teamwork as a compromise of our personal standards of excellence. Our inherent strong knowledge base can also lead to a sense of intellectual hierarchy making some of us less willing to trust those with different levels of experience or from different specialties. These personality attributes are beneficial to us in providing patient care but can present obstacles to team-based approaches in medicine and business, where trust and collaboration are essential for the best patient and organizational outcomes. Recognizing and addressing these challenges is key to fostering a more cooperative orthopedic healthcare environment.
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At K:D, we've always been driven by a quest to uncover new solutions to emerging problems. This pursuit of innovation has not only fueled our growth but has also kept us constantly engaged and excited about the work we do. Our team's curiosity pushes us to explore uncharted territories in design, to ask 'what if' and 'why not', and to reimagine what's possible in medical device design. Building a firm that lasts isn't just about adapting to changes; it's about being at the forefront of creating them. It requires a culture that celebrates curiosity, encourages experimentation, and embraces challenges as opportunities for growth and learning. To those aspiring to build a lasting firm, my advice is to cultivate a team that shares your curiosity and passion. Encourage them to think outside the box, to constantly learn, and to fearlessly tackle new challenges. It's this spirit of continuous exploration and innovation that will keep your firm not just surviving, but thriving for years to come. #InnovationLeadership #DesignThinking #CuriosityDriven #LongevityInBusiness #MedicalDeviceDesign #CreativeCulture #KartenDesign #industrialdesign (Pictured: Sonendo Use Experience. Focused on both, patient and clinician.)
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How do you think about practice management? This month, Professional Editor Jennifer Stewart broke down how practitioners can see real change in their practices if they think differently about practice management. Dr. Stewart wrote: "I encourage you to adopt a different mindset. Instead of using the term 'practice management,' let’s instead talk about 'practice optimization.' Optimization is defined as 'an act, process, or methodology of making something (such as a design, system, or decision) as fully perfect, functional, or effective as possible.' While it is a small shift in meaning, it can also be very powerful." Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/eUi2kzQq #optometry #opticianry #optometrist #optician #eyecareprofessional #ECP #IECP #independenteyecareprofessional #privatepractice #practicemanagement
Change Your Words, Change Your Mindset - Independent Strong
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JLL's Kate Malagiere lists 6 transformations in #LabDesign and #operations that will help future-proof your #ClinicalLab. Read this latest blog piece here👇👇 https://bitly.ws/T9yu
Future-Proof Your Clinical Lab: 6 Transformations in Lab Design and Operations
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There is a global shortfall of around 40m skilled engineers (2021). This figure is estimated to reach 85.2m by 2030. With 87% of organisations struggling to meet the demands of digitalisation and its challenges, innovative no-code solutions are essential to address this deficit and navigate the evolving digital landscape. #SkillsGap #DigitalTransformation #EngineeringShortfall #FutureOfWork #InnovationChallenges #NoCodeRevolution #NoCodeSolutions #AdaptiveTech
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Attention: Physical, Occupational Therapists, Director of Operations, Clinical Leaders, Business Directors, Business Owners What's your goal? Whether your goal this year is to improve CPT coding, improve revenue, or grow your practice by adding services and growing new referral sources or adding cash based services, integrating technology isn’t just smart business, it's critical for success. You can leverage TRAZER to achieve all of your goals. From empowering providers to create a more engaging environment to providing objective and quantifiable data to support billing, decisions on return-to-activity, or establishing the need for continued treatment, TRAZER is comprehensive, creating clear differentiation through data. The only technology of its kind that identifies areas of weakness in physical and cognitive function that also addresses them, TRAZER can make a positive impact in multiple ways. The TRAZER Difference Improve patient engagement and reduce no-shows and self-discharge. Providers leverage hundreds of immersive Activities - Assessments, Injury-Specific Rehabilitation Protocols, Workouts, Drills, and Games to keep patients engaged and create a highly patient-centric environment with the ability to easily increase patient load Immediate and objective post-activity feedback proves progress from session-to-session and over time to keep patients motivated and on track with their care plan Increase cash-based business with additional services powered by TRAZER Sports Performance Assessments & Training Fall Risk Assessments & Prevention New Referral Sources - Better Brain + Body™ outcomes means patients, providers, and third-party referrers are talking about you Regardless of age or level of physical capability, TRAZER is for all your patients. An easy to use and simple to integrate solution, means TRAZER is for all your providers too. Let us help you achieve your goals. Don McCarter | Sr. Sales Representative
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Are you investing in your team's growth beyond the basic operations? Our latest blog dives deep into the importance of training your staff on how to do their job and the essential terminology that comes with it. Understanding industry-specific language can significantly boost efficiency, enhance communication, and elevate overall performance in the workplace. Don't miss these invaluable insights that can transform your workplace culture and drive success! 📰 Read the full blog now. Feel free to use it and expand the terminology to fit your practice: https://lnkd.in/eqghs8xu #EyetasticBlog #ProfessionalDevelopment #StaffTraining #WorkplaceEfficiency #IndustryKnowledge #TeamGrowth #SuccessMindset
A Comprehensive Introduction to Ophthalmic Terminology for New Associates in Optometry
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The transition from a well-established global giant to an independent entity is a formidable task, and it becomes even more challenging when your specialty lies in the fast-paced world of domestic appliances. Versuni's new IP team, composed of just 20 experts from the renowned Royal Philips, embarked on this journey with determination and a growth mindset. In our newest blog, discover how a 20-member #IP team transformed to conquer the global appliance market. With the help of Clarivate IP Diagnostic, they redefined success. https://ow.ly/Q1U450Q5RfZ #successstory #versuni
IP Diagnostic consulting: The key to working smarter with less
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Clinical Engineering plays a pivotal role in the healthcare industry by ensuring the seamless integration of cutting-edge technology and patient care. These skilled professionals are the unsung heroes behind the scenes, responsible for maintaining and optimizing medical equipment, from MRI machines to patient monitors. Their work not only ensures the reliability of these devices but also safeguards patient safety and quality of care. In an era where healthcare technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace, clinical engineers bridge the gap between clinicians and engineers, ensuring that medical equipment is up to regulatory standards and operates efficiently. Their contributions not only save lives but also reduce healthcare costs by preventing equipment failures and downtime. Clinical Engineering is, indeed, the backbone of modern healthcare, enabling medical practitioners to provide the best possible care to patients. #ClinicalEngineering #HealthcareTechnology #PatientSafety
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