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Earning a PhD and then leaving academia does not make you a failure. As faculty, we need to consider whether we are the ones who are failing if all we do is self-replicate. Shouldn’t we consider it a success when people earn their PhD and use it to have impact beyond academia?
A study looked at how 5,000 managers developed their teams. Least effective were "always on" managers who give lots of feedback (it's counterproductive). Most effective were "connector" managers who help people build relationships/connections: https://hbr.org/ideacast/2019/11/why-connector-managers-build-better-talent?utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter_daily&utm_campaign=dailyalert_not_activesubs&referral=00563&deliveryName=DM55695 @HarvardBiz
Most surgical deaths are in older patients with underlying health issues, and don’t actually happen in the operating room. Great graphic from @RACSurgeons showing the most common factors in surgical deaths. Read the VASM annual report: http://bit.ly/2Kft7NV
Very interesting study! https://twitter.com/LaraPivodic/status/1193926869009215490
Thought you’d enjoy this @lesliejpelton #AgeFriendly https://twitter.com/ewidera/status/1191490707854262272
Supervised meals, sitting up in bed, modified cutlery – there are many ways to help a patient with swallowing problems. But how to let EVERYONE know to follow these measures with your patient? Tell us your thoughts on new safe eating/drinking guidance 👉http://bit.ly/33nGByn
How many data points do I need? https://shar.es/a3XNt5 Not many! Just 10 and you get an idea if your quality improvement idea has a future. #measurement #spc #runchart
Dementia is fast becoming disease number 1. Global cooperation is needed, more investment in research-NL doubles the research budget, #G20 I call on other countries to do the same. 👉 https://lnkd.in/dWWVwqS #DefeatingDementia