PT2 of 2: Dr. Brad Block Reveals All in Candid Interview
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In the concluding segment of this special episode of "The Physician’s Guide to Doctoring," Dr. Scott Abramson continues to delve deep into Dr. Brad Block's experiences and thoughts.
The conversation shifts from professional insights to more personal revelations, as Dr. Block discusses his fears, including a humorous yet genuine concern about bears, and more profound worries like the well-being of his family. The discussion also covers Dr. Block's strategies for managing anxiety and the importance of maintaining work-life balance amidst his various roles.
MEET GUEST HOST: Dr. Scott AbramsonNow retired, Dr. Scott Abramson practiced Neurology with Kaiser Permanente Northern California for over 40 years, 1979 through to 2020 (parts of six decades and two centuries.) For most of those years, Dr. Abramson has been passionately involved in the physician communication and the physician wellness projects. Some of his stories can be found in video format on this YouTube website channel: doctorwisdom.net And others, in a recently published book, “Bedside Manners, for Physicians and Everybody Else. What they don’t teach in medical school or any other school.” He can be reached by email at
abramsonbedsidemanners@gmail.com or found on LinkedIn!
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