It was the late 1990’s and, as the Director of the General Practice Residency Program at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York, my residents and I participated in morning ‘rounds’ with the Oral Surgery faculty and residents. One morning, after rounding on a newborn with severe deformities who required surgery to facilitate feeding, a […]
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The elites flocked to Switzerland to attend the World Economic Forum. It’s a place to see and be seen. While the politicians often take center stage, they come and go. But corporate leaders are judged purely on performance and hence, those are ones I prefer to pay attention to. Wouldn’t you want to be a […]
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Artificial Intelligence is gaining momentum at quantum speed. Even as Governments are grappling over how to control it, people and businesses are already figuring out how it can help them. Students are using it for research, people are using it as personal assistants (like Siri, Alexa, Google Maps and Waze), and businesses are using it […]
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by Davia
The most frequently viewed Congressional testimony ever, that sparked an uproar and it’s aftermath can be a teachable moment for Dental practice owners, even as it might not have been for Harvard itself. How does one deal with a mis-hire? Here’s a formula. 1. Prevent it. 2. Admit it. 3. Deal with it quickly. […]
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