
- Vol 37, Issue 9
- Volume 37
- Issue 9
What I Learned During My Summer Vacation
It has been a tough and unusual summer, but perhaps it is best to focus on gratitude for what we have learned and what we can do with that information.
From the Chairman of MJH Life Sciences
Usually, summer is about vacations, new adventures and excursions, and time off to explore, learn, and recharge. This year, our summers were a bit different—in fact, they were like no other in recent history. Traditional travel was not an option, but there was still much to learn. New data poured in about the coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19). And, as regions began to re-open, we learned what happens when you do so too quickly or without enough caution.
Clinicians like
We have also learned the importance of tempering enthusiasm with the patience of doing what’s right not just for ourselves, but also for our community. A case in point is the coming school year. The debate over opening in-person versus online must weigh the benefits of protecting children and school officials from the virus against the mental and psychiatric challenges associated with quarantining. Unfortunately, nobody has a one-size-fits-all answer.
In this issue of Psychiatric Times®, child and adolescent psychiatrist
Although it has been a tough and unusual summer, perhaps it is best to focus on gratitude for what we have learned and what we can do with that information. Knowledge, after all, is power, and so we hope this issue of Psychiatric Times® will inspire you to continue to be successful, safe, and serve your patients well. ❒
Mike Hennessy Sr
Chairman and Founder, MJH Life Sciences
Articles in this issue
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Bad Men Do What Good Men Dreamabout 5 years ago
The Right Way to Avoid Malpractice Lawsuitsabout 5 years ago
Tips for Testifying in Courtabout 5 years ago
Exploring the Relationship Between Cannabidiol and Psychosisabout 5 years ago
Psychiatry’s Intellectual Crisis: Giovanni Fava, MDabout 5 years ago
Sheltered in Placeabout 5 years ago
Surviving Coronavirus: A Psychiatrist’s Personal Journeyabout 5 years ago
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