Music to soothe you when you're feeling 'Dazed and Confused'
Effective Jan 1, 2007
Published Jan 1, 2007
Incorporating music into your work day can help you cope with stress, ease the transition between your life as a doctor and your life outside of your practice, and even help you connect with your patients. First, examine what kind of music invigorates and calms you, says John-Henry Pfifferling, PhD, an applied anthropologist of medicine at The Center for Professional Well-Being in Durham, NC. Once you know which music works in certain situations, make use of it.
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