I am an obstetrician and gynaecologist working in private practice in Malaysia for the last 27 years. Many students who want to become doctors and young doctors, do not know how private practice in Malaysia works. This podcast is aimed to educate them about private practice in Malaysia. In this podcasts I will talk about my experiences working in private practice in Malaysia. I will also discuss h... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | MedicineHealth & Fitness |
In this episode I will discuss the importance of learning the Art of Asking when working in Private Practice. I will discuss the book of the same title by Amanda Palmar and how it can be applied in Private Practice.
Overthinking is the tendency to ponder all possible outcomes when an event occurs. It's something that happens to all of us, but learning to manage it is crucial, especially for doctors in private practice. In the book entitled "Soundtracks: The Surp... more
In the medical profession, a difficult case refers to a patient with a complex or challenging medical condition that is difficult to diagnose, manage or treat. I have always wondered whether it is worthwhile doing difficult cases in Private Practice.... more
Under-promise and over-deliver was a term coined by business author and speaker Tom Peters, in 1987. His concept is to set lower expectations and then deliver more than what was promised. The concept is simple: a good surprise is much better than a b... more
In this episode I will look at different group practices among specialists in Private Practice and discuss its advantages and disadvantages.
In this episode I will compare the airline industry with the healthcare industry. By learning from mistakes the airline industry has improved their safety record. This is not so in the health care industry. I will discuss why this is so and attempt t... more
When I was younger, I always wondered what I could do to make organizers select me as a speaker in their conferences. I must say, I have come a long way in this area. Here, are some strategies I have adopted which I hope will serve as a guide for you... more
I have always wondered what are the reasons for moving your practice from one hospital to another. Is staying in one hospital for a long time considered loyal. Do hospitals appreciate long staying doctors? In this episode I will contemplate these que... more
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