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Tuesday, 15. March 2011
Chapter 62 - neo-informatology
mickmick, 00:05h
interesting conversation i had today. physician - engineer. insider - outsider. professional - layman. healer - father. only academics we are both... and men, of course! :)
and i learned a completely new aspect of the whole blog thing... which is: doctors can read important information from written personal thoughts of parents, and thus further and better learn how to deal with edgy situations like premature birth.
i never thought of it THIS way. but FINALLY there is something more for us to give back than just saying "thank you" - even if it is just something small...
in this spirit: a cordial welcome to physicians of all fields, especially neonatologists. and if anything should ever need discussing, i am always just one click away...
and i learned a completely new aspect of the whole blog thing... which is: doctors can read important information from written personal thoughts of parents, and thus further and better learn how to deal with edgy situations like premature birth.
i never thought of it THIS way. but FINALLY there is something more for us to give back than just saying "thank you" - even if it is just something small...
in this spirit: a cordial welcome to physicians of all fields, especially neonatologists. and if anything should ever need discussing, i am always just one click away...
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chiarapenzo,
Tuesday, 15. March 2011, 15:29
Dear Mick, I know it is not the same thing but as a vet I keep repeating my clients that if I can do my job at best is because they trust me and support me and they are open with me, and I learn every they from them, they teach me as well on what is the best way to help heir pet and them. and I think there is definetly an analogy between the pet/vet/owner team work and baby/doctor/parents team work, because this is what it is: it is a team work!
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chiarapenzo,
Tuesday, 15. March 2011, 15:31
Yes, my clients help every day to continue to learn on how to care (not only to cure) for them and my patients.
does it make sense?!
does it make sense?!
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mickmick,
Tuesday, 15. March 2011, 21:24
sense
it does. it makes perfect sense. we have been there with hera. and i always said, pets and kids are not far apart. why? because it only hurts when it matters. and if one cares for a pet it matters as well as if one cares for a kid. i see no difference.
and re team work: you are quite right. i just find it amazing that things so obvious need so much of a life time to occur and be understood, consequentially...
i, as a parent, just felt so helpless. now i learn that doctors need me and my opinion and judgement. ALTHOUGH it is logical, it blows me away... :)
all new stuff. i had no idea. makes me wonder: how many times in my life have i spoken to somebody about something i knew nothing about while that somebody already had the experience... and how many times i came off as a dumb a$$... :))
and re team work: you are quite right. i just find it amazing that things so obvious need so much of a life time to occur and be understood, consequentially...
i, as a parent, just felt so helpless. now i learn that doctors need me and my opinion and judgement. ALTHOUGH it is logical, it blows me away... :)
all new stuff. i had no idea. makes me wonder: how many times in my life have i spoken to somebody about something i knew nothing about while that somebody already had the experience... and how many times i came off as a dumb a$$... :))
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