Better Living- It's Not Brain Surgery!
A neurosurgeon's commonsense advice on medicine, health and good living for everyone | Lali Sekhon, MD, PhD, MBA
TheĀ delivery of healthcare in the US is terrible right now. Nurses and physicians have been the backbone of healthcare since before the civil war. Physicians (and probably nurses) are perfectly placed to be the leaders, not only in the clinical side but also in the delivery and management of healthcare. Read on to find out why.
The delivery of healthcare in the US is terrible right now. Nurses and physicians have been the backbone of healthcare for centuries. Physicians are perfectly placed to be the leaders, not only in the clinical side but also in the delivery and management of healthcare at the executive level. Read on to find out why.
Continue reading “Physicians as CEOs in Healthcare- Part 2: Defining Physicians”
The delivery of healthcare in the US is terrible right now. Nurses and physicians have been the backbone of healthcare for centuries. Physicians are perfectly placed to be the leaders, not only in the clinical side but also in the delivery and management of healthcare. Read on to find out why.
Continue reading “Physicians as CEOs in Healthcare- Part 1: Defining the CEO”
Having been a spine surgeon for over 20 years I’ve seen it all. Robots are the handy dandy new shiny thing in spine surgery. I hate them. Why? Read on.
Continue reading “Why I Hate Spine Surgery Robots in 2021 (and 2022)”
I’m a surgeon, husband, boss, employee and father. I wear a mask 12-14 hours every day. Why do I do it? Read on…
Completing an MBA was the icing on my cake. Want to know why? Continue reading “Why you should do an MBA”
Does religion need an update in 2020? What is God? I’ll tell you what I think.
I will answer the commonest questions on back pain that patients search for on the internet.
Continue reading “My Back Hurts- The Top Five Web Searches on Back Pain”
When a spine surgeon tells you not to have back surgery, you should probably listen.
We are all patients sooner or later. What makes a patient a good patient and what makes them not so good? It helps in your care.
