Mark your calendar: the inaugural Forensic Journal Club is coming up 12 February. Find all the information you need to participate here.
Clearly, I needed the weekend to recover, which is exactly what I did. Surrounded myself with loved ones (and my pup) and played down in Charlottesville with good friends. I held a few new babies, drank several glasses of good red, and ate enough for a couple people– all in all, it did a world of good. And while I was at it, I had a chance to do a little reading. Later in the week I will be bringing you a new clinical guide. But in the meantime, here’s what’s caught my attention since last we spoke:
Super Bowl Is Single Largest Human Trafficking Incident In U.S.: Attorney General (Huffington Post)
Medical clinic workers struggle with burnout (LA Times)
HealthEd Academy Report: Speaking Multiculturally in Health Care (The Health Care Blog)
Drowned in a Stream of Prescriptions (NY Times)
What I Learned From “A Letter To The Guy Who Harassed Me Outside The Bar” (Role/Reboot)
Germany’s Problem with Women (Forbes)
President Obama Signs New Directive to Strengthen our Work to Advance Gender Equality Worldwide (The White House Blog)
Divide Your Writing Project into Manageable Tasks (Harvard Business Review)
Dangerous Gun Myths (NY Times)