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University of Kansas Medical Center Chancellor Discusses Challenges in Future of Otolaryngology

by Amy E. Hamaker • September 16, 2018

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ENTtoday: What advice would you give to other otolaryngologists?

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DG: Get engaged. We don’t have the luxury of just putting our heads down and doing what we do well. We need to be engaged in the design of our working systems, in our political environment, and in what happens in the future of our practices for the benefit of our patients. You can either complain about problems, or be part of the solution.


Amy E. Hamaker is a freelance medical writer based in California.

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Filed Under: Features Tagged With: career developmentIssue: September 2018

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