In medicine, we are trained to act decisively in moments of crisis. We respond to hemorrhage, cardiac arrest, and trauma with clarity and speed. Yet when the crisis is internal (when the dysfunction lies within our teams, our leadership structures, or ourselves) many of us hesitate. We tolerate misalignment because it is familiar. We fear
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The physician’s change cycle: Why doctors stay stuck originally appeared in KevinMD.com.
Iranian-Linked Cyber Actors Target US Critical Infrastructure, Security Leaders Respond
CISA warns that Iranian-connected cyber actors are focusing U.S. critical infrastructure.
