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Needless to say, I was floored.
But then I read the note, which was priceless:
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Fortunately, all ended well, and no "oops" were had.
But talk about the pressure to perform well!
:)
-Wes
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Frontloading Surgical Performance
I must say, in all the years I have been practicing medicine, I have never seen a "thank you" gift delivered before surgery, but recently, our team got delivered this:
Needless to say, I was floored.
But then I read the note, which was priceless:
Fortunately, all ended well, and no "oops" were had.
But talk about the pressure to perform well!
:)
-Wes
Needless to say, I was floored.
But then I read the note, which was priceless:
Fortunately, all ended well, and no "oops" were had.
But talk about the pressure to perform well!
:)
-Wes
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3 comments:
That seems like a pretty cool guy.
This sounds like a great idea. I'm definitely doing this if I'm ever a patient
This is remarkable. It's amazing how things have changed. Gifts for physicians were a regular thing. Our relationship with patients has changed so much.
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