The bridge between who we are and who we aspire to be
Editor’s note: This is the second post in a two-part series on professionalism. See the first post. Earlier this spring, the Baylor Center for Professionalism
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professionalism
True professionalism lives in the small moments
Editor’s note: This is the first post in a two-part series on professionalism A few months ago, I attended a meeting centered on professionalism, empathy,
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Reflections on medical advocacy
At the recent 2024 Baylor Health Policy Symposium, medical advocacy was one of the topics of discussion. Dr. Mary Brandt, who was part of the
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When medicine becomes political
How healthcare professionals can navigate the balance between providing accurate medical information and avoiding partisan biases.
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Hate speech in healthcare
Hate speech and microaggressions from patients directed toward clinicians in healthcare settings are unfortunately a common occurrence. Hate speech is defined as verbal or nonverbal
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Resonance podcast: Defining professionalism in medicine
Dr. Ellen Friedman has spent more than 20 years practicing pediatric otolaryngology. Now, Friedman directs the Center for Professionalism at Baylor College of Medicine. But
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Confronting professional boundaries in medicine
Physician assistant (PA) school, clinical rotations, and patient interactions are sprinkled with unexpected, life-altering and difficult experiences at every turn. PAs are trained as generalists,
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Care for all helps drive Baylor cancer programs
At the recent Baylor College of Medicine Class of 2019 White Coat Ceremony, Dr. Kent Osborne, director of Baylor’s Dan L. Duncan Cancer Center, an
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