Dr. Christine Mueller on Healthcare, Patient Communications, and Practicing Medicine During COVID

We recently sat down (virtually) with Dr. Christine Mueller to talk about how healthcare communications—and doctor-patient relationships—are changing. In this wide-ranging interview, we discuss not only how COVID has impacted her communication with patients, but how generational attitudes among doctors and economic forces in the industry are driving different expectations of medical practitioners.

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Emily Winsauer
What to Look For In a Healthcare Writer

Whether you’re a part of a large hospital system or an independent health and wellness provider, partnering with a healthcare writer can be a great way to begin or improve your content marketing strategy. It sounds simple enough, but healthcare is a complex field, and it’s important to know what to look for in a writer.

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Emily Felt
Introverts Can Be Transformational Leaders, Too: A Data-Driven Perspective

We all have a mental image of the ideal leader, especially in the business world. It seems like the best leaders behave, operate, and interact in specific ways, but most of the time, these “perfect” leaders have been chosen and groomed for their roles because of their personalities. Outgoing, extroverted candidates are considered more desirable, especially when the organization is looking for a transformational leader.

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Réven Smalls Widener
How To Fix An Unsuccessful Job Posting

In 2019, searching for a job amounts to a lot of clicking. There are millions of job postings available — likely even billions, given how positions are syndicated across different listing sites, job boards, and forums. To recruiters and hiring managers, this glut of posted jobs means that you may have a fantastic position to fill but no interest from qualified candidates. But what can you do about it?

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Emily Winsauer