By Dr. Russ Rosen | Crisis Communication , Patient Care
We have never faced a global event of this magnitude. That’s why I opened up my live coaching call to all doctors so that we could get together and talk through exactly what we’re dealing with right now.
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By Dr. Russ Rosen | Crisis Communication , Patient Care
For US-based doctors, there are now many options for financial relief through the Small Business Administration. We sat down with the founder of Edge Business Planning to get the most up-to-date information to share with you.
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By Dr. Russ Rosen | Communications , Crisis Communication , Patient Care
How can I ask a patient to commit to a six or twelve month care plan if they don’t know that they’ll have a job in the near future? What should I be doing right now to get through to people so that I can actually help my patients?
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By Dr. Russ Rosen | Crisis Communication , Patient Care
It’s a legitimate question, you know. Not having a plan in place amidst such uncertainty is a recipe for disaster.
The fact of the matter remains that there will be those of us in the community who sideline ourselves and let the pandemic be the reason we never recover professionally and there will be those of us who step up, find ways to get even more done right now, and come out of this in a much better place.
Let’s talk about why and how you should be thinking about where to spend your time at the moment.
Continue readingBy Dr. Russ Rosen | Crisis Communication , Patient Care
How can we serve our patients right now?
We have been having doctors call their patients just to check in with them and see how they are doing and how they can best support them
Every doctor said it is one of the best things they have done in a long time.
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By Dr. Russ Rosen | Crisis Communication , Patient issues
I want to address this issue that, because I am an Optimal Health care type of provider, I should not get sick. Because I am a chiropractor and I get adjusted, or whatever type of doctor you are and whatever wonderful health service you provide, you should not get sick. I have seen this faulty belief system cripple doctors.
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By Dr. Russ Rosen | Communications , Crisis Communication , Patient Strategies
Regardless if you are going into your office right now or not, it is really important to have a plan in place to ensure that you can still be in front of your patients and even your entire community if the rules prevent you from seeing them in person.
I want to talk you through how to start doing short 1-5 minute health tip videos that people will actually want to watch, listen to, and follow along with.
In this video, I will share the 5 step structure to your videos that I would recommend. I also have some examples of other doctors’ videos for you to check out.
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By Dr. Russ Rosen | Crisis Communication , Patient Care
So many doctors are torn as to whether they should be in the office helping patients right now or not.
In this deep dive, I will take you through the exact series of questions I ask my doctors to help them find their truth.
I will show you the 7 questions you must ask yourself and take you through 2 examples of doctors that found their truth and peace.
This is a great time to sharpen your skills and look for inspiration. Take a few minutes to view this video and contribute to the conversation!
By Dr. Russ Rosen | Patient Care
What can I do to council my patients as well as myself and family as to how to navigate a long self-quarantine?
Where I live, we are under a minimum of a 30 day complete lock down.
I am very concerned that many people will end up clinically depressed and this will be a fork in the road that leads to a downward spiral.
How can we make this an opportunity to come out of this better than before?
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By Dr. Russ Rosen | Communications , Crisis Communication
You need to be thinking about this question right now: What can you do right now to position yourself for success through this crisis and after?
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