The quiet tension of practicing weight-inclusive care in the era of GLP-1 medications
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A candid reflection on burnout, duty, and the hard work of learning to let some battles go from a primary care physician who kept seeing patients through COVID because taking a sick day genuinely didn’t occur to her.
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The quiet tension of practicing weight-inclusive care in the era of GLP-1 medications
A primary care reflection on burnout, duty, and learning to let things go.
On the small moments of shame patients bring into exam rooms, and the responsibility clinicians have to make care feel safe.
The quiet tension of practicing weight-inclusive care in the era of GLP-1 medications
A primary care reflection on burnout, duty, and learning to let things go.
On the small moments of shame patients bring into exam rooms, and the responsibility clinicians have to make care feel safe.
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