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Ken’s grounding in clinical surgery, which he maintains by providing locum tenens coverage in New England, allowed him to build trust and credibility rapidly. He used humor effectively to decrease tension and to maintain perspective and accomplished things that none of us would have thought possible. For example, he taught a surgeon-tyrant to express anger using “I” messages rather than his traditional “you” messages.

Michael E. Peetz, M.D., FACS
Assistant Administrator for Clinical Affairs
North Colorado Medical Center

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A Massachusetts Surgeon Weighs in on the Meaning of Scott Brown’s Senate Victory: Post 81

Warning to readers: This post, like a previous post, Gotcha: A surgeon dissects patient-centered care, contains more rant than reason.  Those who feel passionately that Congress is doing a great job dealing with the people’s healthcare should look elsewhere for confirmation of their views.

In An Interview with Stuart Altman, this distinguished healthcare economist mentioned Altman’s Law, that  advocacy groups seek to preserve the status quo rather than adopt another plan that might disadvantage their interests.

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