Data in Direct Primary Care
I just wrapped up presenting at the American Academy of Family Physicians' annual Direct Primary Care Summit. The subject? Data in (direct) primary care. Not to spoil the whole piece, but we've worked for a long time to try to measure and prove quality in primary...
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6 Ways Doctors Assess Causes of Fatigue
Chalk it up to whatever you want — a night of tossing and turning, being sick, feeling stressed at work — but we’ve all been there: absolutely bone-tired. Concerns about fatigue often bring people into my office. And it’s often hard to pinpoint exactly what’s behind...
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Goal-Making 101 & A Look at KCDPC’s Goals for 2019
Every year there is this bizarre pressure to set goals with the changing of the calendar. It’s as if flipping that number at the end of the year give some power to our willpower. As if we are stronger because there’s a more monumental change. As if the changing of...
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New Year’s Resolution? Get More Traction with Our 6-Week Pursuit of Wellness Series!
The new year brings new promises to yourself, but those promises often fall flat. You're about to change that. Over this 6-week program, we will focus on goal setting, nutrition, exercise, and stress as we create a long-lasting foundation to wellness. Each week's...
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2018 Survey Results
As scientists, we measure what we do. We create studies, evaluate variables, and try to figure out the best course of action. Without objective points of reference, we can’t move forward and progress in a meaningful way. We treat the business of KCDPC no differently,...
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Sneak peek!
The new year often brings new promises to yourself, but those promises often fall flat. We're here to change that! KCDPC is excited to host (along w/ several other awesome local healthcare providers) a 6-week program focusing on goal setting, nutrition, exercise, and...
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Let’s Get Drug Pricing Under Control
In a 24-hour news cycle that has been stoked by heated elections, partisan bickering and domestic terrorism, it can be hard to keep up with the latest daily dose of outrage. But here is one bit of news that should have attracted our attention much more than it did....
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Go Outside.
There are a thousand reasons why we don’t go outside: no time. Too many bugs. Too hot. Too cold. Too windy. It's boring. Whatever. Toss those aside. Whether you like it or not, nature is our refuge, and it’s time we spent more time embracing it. We, as humans,...
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doctor’s note As scientists, we measure what we do. We create studies, evaluate variables, and try to figure out the best course of action. Without objective points of reference, we can’t move forward and progress in a meaningful way. I treat my business no...
read moreMy Rural & Urban Career
I have this undercurrent running through me where I'm somewhat concerned that I'll never grow up. I'm never going to get a real job. I won't hold still, establish a commute, put pictures up in a cubicle. And I'll never be able to hold down a job as a lifelong career....
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