Keyword: debate
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Sunday Dialogue: Conversations between Doctor and Patient A series of letters that debate whether clinicians should be assertive or let the patient decide.
Dare to Disagree by Margaret Heffernan Conflict is often labeled as negative, but is this always, or even frequently, true? In this talk, Margaret Heffernan explores conflict and the positives that can come from it. As healthcare becomes increasingly interprofessional, understanding the benefits of conflict is essential.