The Busy PT's Guide to Finding Balance : June 2011

Ignorant - Informed - Overwhelmed by Janey Goude: For years, my kids shrieked at automatic-flushing toilets. They still get unnerved when they hear the "click." I don't like that sound either. There is something unsettling about anticipating the noise - or the flush, but not knowing exactly when it will Read More...
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Creative Financing by Janey Goude: When I was growing up, it was called panhandling. This generation calls it fundraising. Over the decades, I've collected my fair share of donations for worthy causes - both as a child and an adult. We sold a product. We held a carwash or a bake sale. Read More...
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The Director as Liaison by Janey Goude: One of the most difficult roles of a department manager is that of liaison between staff and administration. Administration's bottom line is financial. The staff's bottom line is quality service. The manager's job is to convey the importance of one to Read More...
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Lording isn't Leading by Janey Goude: Within the responses to Jason Marketti's March 9, 2011, article , "In Charge," I noticed two groups emerge: Those who promote a director that manages the department and those who believe a director should manage his employees' clinical decisions. These Read More...
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