An unattributed "common English phrase" has been repeatedly applied to progress: "just because you can doesn't mean you should." It came to mind last week while considering the potentials presented for ...
Read More I had the privilege of closing out the annual conference for the Oklahoma City chapter of the Case Management Society of America yesterday. However, I was moved – and motivated – by the lunchtime ...
Read More There are three "modes of persuasion" as purportedly defined and taught by Aristotle: "ethos," "pathos," and "logos." They are sometimes also referred to as "rhetorical appeals." Two initial observations are ...
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Last month, at the annual National Alliance of Medicare Set-Aside Professionals’ Annual Conference, Performant Financial (Performant), the current contractor for the Commercial Repayment Center (CRC), ...
Read More This is a busy news week. Yesterday was the observance of Veteran's Day. Communities gathered for remembrances, parades, and various dedications of monuments and memorials. I love Veteran's Day! In ...
Read More The two articles I want to highlight from this past week both have one theme — how dangerous benzodiazepines can be, both by themselves and in combination with opioids. The first article is a story of a ...
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There is a great deal of concern and angst about our privacy. I have written about DNA testing in Science, the Right to Privacy and Big Brother. Our interest in constitutionally recognized privacy, and ...
Read More In December 2017 last year, I attended the Women to Watch conference hosted by CLM/Business Insurance in New York City. During the conference, the newly formed Women to Watch Foundation was introduced to the ...
Read More I find honest critics refreshing and inspiring, and have yet to hear a convincing argument for discounting or muting honest critics. There is much to learn from those who provide counter-point and ...
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