Monthly Archives: January 2009

In early October, Judy, a wonderful woman I had know for years passed away. She was about 75 years old and for the last 55 or so years of her life, she did not work outside the home.  She had … Continue reading →

Last week’s ditching of the Airbus in the Hudson River should hold a lot of lessons for the airlines. It seems to me that much of the trouble with our economy results from greed.  I have it on pretty good … Continue reading →

The headline realy didn’t pique my interest, but I reluctantly read the Washington Post article “Surgical Checklist Lowers Death Rate” It is yet another confirmation of my theory that in health care, we need to go back to basics. Following … Continue reading →

Happy New Year!! In our culture, The New Year brings a desire to create “Resolutions” to improve and enhance our lives. We tend to take them seriously and feel guilty when we “fall off the wagon” early on. This year, … Continue reading →

    Please take a few moments to answer these questions to the best of your ability   Answer each question according to the following scale:                                        1)      Never/ very rarely 2)      Rarely 3)      Occasionally 4)      Usually 5)      Always   … Continue reading →

    Please take a few moments to answer these questions to the best of your ability prior to using CD   Answer each question according to the following scale:                                        1)      Never/ very rarely 2)      Rarely 3)      Occasionally 4)      … Continue reading →