Each physician’s situation is unique and must be addressed individually. Since one cannot do everything at once, setting priorities is key and conscious choices must be made.
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Providing training and education for physicians can take various forms.
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Unresolved conflict manifests itself in a myriad of ways that have an enormous, negative impact on job satisfaction, the level of patient care and the bottom line.
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Framing is the process of describing and interpreting an event –a term conflict consultants like to use.. According to conflict theorist Jay Rothman, “framing focuses attention.
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Remain calm, don’t argue or become defensive. Give your complete attention and listen well. Voice appreciation for interest in receiving constructive criticism. Ask yourself what can be learned from this.

The two major goals of managing paperwork are to control the flow and keep it moving. Create a specific place for incoming paperwork.
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In order to minimize the number of interruptions that may interfere with staying on schedule, calendar space should be left deliberately unfilled to accommodate unforeseen delays and emergencies.
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Addresses behaviors, is timely and specific.

Procrastination- Most of us wait for the problem to disappear on it’s own. No one really likes to perform routine tasks. But when we postpone today’s work until tomorrow it creates double work for us.
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That may happen, but considering the amount of background work you performed for this presentation, it is not likely.
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