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Feature|Articles|October 7, 2024 (Updated: October 7, 2024)
Practice tip of the week: Feeling overwhelmed
Author(s)Keith A. Reynolds
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With all the useful information available on Physicians Practice, it is easy to become overwhelmed.
With this in mind, the tip of the week is a chance to reflect on some of the wisdom found all across the site. In this April 2019 story on feeling less overwhelmed,
2) Build some slack into your schedule.
Where is it written that you can't have a time slot with nothing scheduled for that time? Having open stretches throughout your work week allows you more time to deal with unexpected challenges as they arise.
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