President and CEO, SoMeDocs | Serial-Entrepreneur | Creative Rebel | Brand Strategy Advisor | Medscape Top 20 Physician Influencers
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Dana Corriel, MD retweeted
Thank you to @DrCorriel for including me in this wonderful project of what doctors keep. Everyone has their own special object that has kept them going in tough times.
@somedocs is a great platform for doctors across all specialities to interact and find their voice.
Mention my name and you can join for free. Of course, you can join for free without mentioning me as well!
A stethoscope. A box of patient notes. A trophy. A pen. The things doctors keep can become quiet records of the lives they’ve lived inside and outside medicine. doctorsonsocialmedia.com/the…
Dana Corriel, MD retweeted
Having just retired, my most special objects are the cards, letters and small handmade gifts patients have given me over the years.
Dana Corriel, MD retweeted
There is an important distinction between finding someone who might make an excellent podcast guest and finding someone who actually wants to be one. — article written by Dana Corriel, MD @drcorriel doctorsonsocialmedia.com/sol… via @somedocs
New Lectures, including "Cracking the Code: How to Land Your First Expert Witness Case" - eepurl.com/rWvhFVNX49
Did you know that the business class on international flights comes with an extra seatbelt strap across your chest?
Apparently, the more you pay, the more of you the airline wants to save.
Couldn’t they spare a few extra inches of fabric for the peasants in the back?
I mean, you can’t make this sh*t up.
Dana Corriel, MD retweeted
Two simple words, “inhale” and “exhale,” open a larger exploration of language, breath, narrative medicine, and how physicians and patients make meaning. doctorsonsocialmedia.com/the…
Dana Corriel, MD retweeted
ER physician and former American Ninja Warrior Noah Kaufman recalls free soloing Yosemite’s Royal Arches as a medical student.. and the moment his hand slipped more than 1,000 feet up. @noahkaufmanmd
doctorsonsocialmedia.com/100…
Dana Corriel, MD retweeted
Give our newest member a warm welcome! She's a pediatrician, wife, and mother of four who is passionate about helping children thrive and helping parents feel confident along the way.
Her tagline's:
Helping children thrive and parents feel confident along the way. doctorsonsocialmedia.com/kel… via @SoMeDocs
After watching the movie, Tony, two weekends ago, I decided to watch Anthony Bourdain‘s documentary. It was so sad seeing how he spiraled, and how dark of a soul he harbored. He said so himself - that no matter the fame, he just couldn’t be happy. Was it earning more and more that makes us feel less and less? Or is it something inherent in ourselves that makes us unable to be truly happy for what we have?
New Lectures, including "Is Expert Witness Work Right for You? How to Know Before You Say Yes" - eepurl.com/ny3hvqCLDi
A prescription can take seconds. Explaining why a prescription may not be the best answer can consume a meaningful portion of an already compressed visit. doctorsonsocialmedia.com/the… via @somedocs
I took a quick break from building things to open a gift from Japan. Somehow, I ended up with new earrings, a tiny lesson in ASMR, and the packaging on my wrist. drcorriel.com/apparently-i-k…
Dana Corriel, MD retweeted
Physicians remain medicine’s clinical experts, yet many have lost authority over how care is delivered. What happened to physician autonomy, agency, and leverage? doctorsonsocialmedia.com/mos…
Thank you, @DrCorriel, for including my reel in this powerful article. The lack of physician control over patient care delivery is dangerous and frustrating for patients and physicians alike.
What patients see as indifference to their suffering is physician disempowerment and burnout.
I encourage all physicians to join @somedocs, as it provides a place for us to discuss issues like this across multiple specialties. There is no reason not to join: membership is free, and you will meet fantastic, inspiring peers.
@noahkaufmanmd @Terrilox @crappiedoc @DrDadBuilder @pgipe
I’m reading Dan Brown’s Secret of Secrets. Does anyone else get just a wee bit tired of the book hero always being so perfect and right?
Dana Corriel, MD retweeted
These stories need to be told. They are gripping. 👇 great listen for a Sunday morning. This new series with @somedocs explores the most hardcore and fascinating stories of my life and career in Emergency Medicine. Worth a listen! Feedback and questions welcome.
Dr. Noah Kaufman recalls two extraordinary rescues, including carrying a critically injured child through Yosemite and the call he received 10 years later. doctorsonsocialmedia.com/he-…
Dana Corriel, MD retweeted
An incredible story from my career in Emergency Medicine. Starting to share these powerful tales with the help of @somedocs …Tell me what you think! Want more stories?
Dr. Noah Kaufman recalls two extraordinary rescues, including carrying a critically injured child through Yosemite and the call he received 10 years later. doctorsonsocialmedia.com/he-…
New Lectures, including "Smart Marketing on a Budget: How to Become the #1 Clinician Without Breaking the Bank" - eepurl.com/jUJDw7FURc
In case anyone wants to read my comedic take on the frustrations of dealing with a corporate world, through an @IKEA @IKEAUSA order, here it is:
drcorriel.com/ikea-and-im-st…
@IKEAUSA/@IKEA may have just given me the worst customer service experience I’ve ever had. So buckle up.
We ordered a bed for my son’s new Miami apartment. IKEA gave us the option to have it delivered even if no one was home. We selected it.
They didn’t deliver it.
Then they blamed us for not being home.
A thread. 🧵
9/ And then we finally arrived at the apartment.
Here’s the kicker.
Other parents were ALREADY INSIDE.
The doorman knew exactly where the apartment was and told them.
The roommate’s parents had their own @IKEA @ikeausa delivery arriving and told the delivery people they were happy to sign for my son’s order too.
They told us they couldn’t believe our delivery person had simply left. The exact word they used was “lazy”.
10/ So @IKEA @ikeausa:
✔️ Offered unattended delivery
✔️ Specifically said a front desk could accept it
✔️ Took our over $800
❌ Didn’t leave the order
❌ Blamed us for not being home
❌ Blamed us for not answering a phone while flying
❌ Wouldn’t redeliver it
❌ Wouldn’t escalate the call
❌ Hung up on me
✔️ Prioritized my “note”
IKEA, perhaps you could deprioritize the note and prioritize delivering the bed we paid for under the delivery terms you offered us.
Because right now, your customer service policy appears to be:
Offer the customer an unattended-delivery option.
Then blame the customer for being unattended.
As an entrepreneur myself, this is poor customer service, and makes people not want to shop with you again. I’ll be writing an article about this and circulating it, because the aggravation I experienced needs to be channeled somewhere (other than a morning walk from the hotel room I needed to pay for, and will continue to do so until there’s a physician bed to sleep on).