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How to Avoid Client Conversation Burnout: Strategies
Article December 2025 4 min read Signs of spring in the clinic are unmistakable: the clatter of allergy pills being counted, fresh mounds of cotton balls soaked in ear debris, and the furrowed brows of colleagues trying to cram steroid taper instructions onto a single label. The most telling sign of spring, however, is not the pollen count—it is the collective sigh of clinicians everywhere as they dive into their fourth or fifth conversation of the day about atopic dermatitis.
Contested Alliances: A Contrapuntal Reading of European (Global) Gender Agendas
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‘For the Love of Chris’ fundraiser to benefit local man fighting blastomycosis
TOMAHAWK — All area residents are invited to a fundraiser celebration on Saturday, Feb. 15, to support Christopher Busterud, 26, a 2017 graduate of Tomahawk High School and Merrill resident who is battling blastomycosis (blasto), a rare and serious fungal infection. This event will take place at the Corner Pub (formerly Pik’s Pub), at 8 W. Wisconsin Ave. in downtown Tomahawk, starting at 1 p.m. Attendees can enjoy raffles, a silent auction, food, karaoke, live music, games and more.
Out of Sight, Out of Mind? UK-EU Member States Bilateralism as an Enabler of Europeanisation
Introduction Since the announcement of the 2016 Brexit referendum, scholarship has analysed the role of domestic politics on British foreign policy post-Brexit (Martill, 2023) and the United Kingdom's search for new foreign policy narratives, as it has gradually become more isolated and de-socialised from EU structures (Oppermann et al., 2020).
The New Pact on Migration: Embedded Illiberalism?
Introduction 2023 and 2024 developments in the field of migration governance have been marked by a shift towards the acceptance of systematic illiberal migration practices in the European Union (EU).
Hooked on Primary Care with Sarah Wolff, DO
You've successfully added to your alerts. You will receive an email when new content is published. Click Here to Manage Email Alerts We were unable to process your request. Please try again later. If you continue to have this issue please contact customerservice@slackinc.com. My path to family medicine wasn’t a straight one. The truth is I loved everything. Every rotation I went on, I wanted to know that information and provide that care.
American Legion Post 93 draws winners for 2023 recreational vehicle raffle
By Sarah Wolff Tomahawk American Legion Auxiliary member TOMAHAWK – Bronsted-Searl-Ingman Tomahawk American Legion Post 93 last week congratulated all the winners in its 2023 recreational vehicle raffle and thanked all who purchased tickets in support of the Post 93 renovation. Winners were drawn Friday, Dec. 1, at a special celebration at the Legion Post, 327 W. Wisconsin Ave., Tomahawk.
Clare Thomson obituary: The former Bulletin writer drew on her myriad interests to enlighten readers
Clare Thomson, a journalistic powerhouse who dominated the pages of The Bulletin during its heyday in the 1990s, has suffered a fatal heart attack aged 58 at her home in Harlesden, north-west London. Clare joined The Bulletin in 1991, the year that her book, The Singing Revolution: A Political Journey Through the Baltic States, was published.
Tomahawk American Legion Poppy Princesses support area veterans, active-duty military members
By Sarah Wolff Tomahawk American Legion Auxiliary member TOMAHAWK – On Saturday, May 28, a quartet of fashionable young ladies helped the Tomahawk American Legion Post 93 distributed poppies throughout the community for National Poppy Day®. These four Tomahawk girls serve as Post 93’s Poppy Princesses and are wholly committed to supporting the ongoing wellness of veterans and active-duty military members.
Tomahawk American Legion, VFW posts hold Four Chaplains Day memorial ceremony
By Sarah Wolff Tomahawk American Legion Auxiliary member TOMAHAWK – For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began in 2020, Tomahawk’s American Legion Post 93 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2687 held a joint memorial ceremony to recognize Four Chaplains Day at the Legion Post, 327 W. Wisconsin Ave., Tomahawk. The first Sunday of February serves as a designated day of remembrance for the four U.S. Army chaplains, who, early on Feb.
Lions Club conducts vision screenings for hundreds of Tomahawk students
By Sarah Wolff Tomahawk Lions Club member TOMAHAWK – Tomahawk Lions Club members Dan Salewske and Kevin Wickstrom recently visited two Tomahawk schools to conduct vision screening exams. Coordinating with the nurses at Tomahawk Elementary School and St. Mary’s Catholic School and using a spot camera borrowed from other area Lions clubs, Salewske and Wickstrom checked the eye health of students four to six years old, with parental consent, from Sept. 26 through Sept. 28.
Tomahawk American Legion Post 93 shares remarkable history, bright future of century-old building
By Sarah Wolff Tomahawk American Legion Auxiliary member TOMAHAWK – The Tomahawk American Legion Post 93 building, located at 327 W. Wisconsin Ave. in Tomahawk, is undergoing a transformation to better serve the community, Legion members and all who benefit from its endeavors and services.
Lessons to Guide Future Equitable Development Planning — Shelterforce
Build Baton Rouge worked with residents to create an equitable development plan as part of larger planning effort to address transit and public investment. Photo courtesy of Build Baton Rouge As the U.S. continues to grapple with issues of racial equity and justice, equitable development planning has emerged as a tool to address systemic inequity and advance inclusive investment strategies.
Who Chooses DonorsChoose? Submission and Funding Patterns on the Nation’s Largest Education Crowdfunding Platform
America’s education system is rife with resource inequality. These inequalities are apparent across states, with some states spending more than $20,000 for each student they educate while others spend less than $9,000 per pupil (Snyder et al., 2019). They are also present within states, with the highest-spending districts in a state routinely spending two or even three times as much per pupil as their less affluent peers (Kelly, 2020).
Who Chooses DonorsChoose? Submission and Funding Patterns on the Nation’s Largest Education Crowdfunding Platform
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No deal Brexit risks queues at the border and food shortages, new academic report finds
The most immediate and visible impact of a no deal with the EU will be seen at the border, with risks of queues and shortages of food, a new report by academic think tank UK in a Changing Europe finds. The report, What would no deal mean? finds no deal will also mean hassle for British citizens who will need to do more preparation before travelling to the EU. This includes the need to bring an international driving permit and green card to drive or take a car to EU countries.
The new doctrine of ministerial irresponsibility
In 1954 a hapless minister named Sir Thomas Dugdale had to resign over maladministration in his department. The Crichel Down case is taught in textbooks as the example of ministerial responsibility in action: ministers have to account for the actions of their department. This principle is embedded in the Ministerial Code, but has been eroded over the years. Ministers now depart for misleading Parliament but not for big policy mistakes or failed implementation.
Brexit poll: British public thinks the EU has been harsh in negotiations
Nearly two thirds of British people think that the EU has been a harsh negotiator over Brexit, according to the latest survey by the Center for European Research at Queen Mary University of London. Donald Tusk recently caused anger by suggesting that there is a “special place in hell” for campaigners who promoted Brexit without having a plan in place. But even before his remarks, voters on the UK side felt the EU was playing hardball.
La génération " Windrush " : un dommage collatéral de la politique britannique de dissuasion migratoire
60 000 personnes de la génération « Windrush », du nom de ce bateau qui a accosté à Tilbury en 1948 menacées d’expulsion… Venus participer à l’effort de reconstruction de l’après-guerre, ces citoyens britanniques en provenance des Caraïbes anglaises doivent aujourd’hui apporter la preuve de leur citoyenneté ou de résidence sous peine d’être expulsés. Le Home Office, ministère de l’intérieur britannique, ne s’est pas encombré, à l’époque, de leur donner des papiers prouvant leur nationalité.
Exilés, migrants, réfugiés : à Calais, la soupe de Macron a du mal à passer – JeuneAfrique.com
Sarah Wolff est directrice du Centre for European Research (Queen Mary, University of London), maître de conférence et experte des politiques migratoires de l’Union Européenne. Tribune. Depuis le démantèlement de la « jungle » en octobre 2016 et le retour des migrants et réfugiés à Calais, les associations caritatives calaisiennes ont pallié au manque de l’État. Celui-ci, débouté par le Conseil d’État, s’est vu rappeler ses obligations et a décidé d’assurer la distribution des repas.
Political Islam in Morocco: a royal affair
The recent events in Morocco prove that Islam, even political, remains the affair of the monarchy which has secured foreign support through an ambitious African and religious diplomacy. The new Prime Minister Saadeddine Othmani, nominated by the king, just before his Islamist Party executive could decide internally about its leadership, has accomplished his mission.
In the spotlight
Perhaps you love the snappy and feisty wit of Um Khammas, the pushy and troublemaking grandma in Freej. Or maybe your favourite is Um Saeed, the leader of Freej's quartet of burqa-wearing oldsters, because of her wise answers to life's questions. By now, most people living in the UAE have heard of Freej, the country's first 3D animated series, based on the lives of these four rather traditional little old ladies living in an isolated quarter of Dubai.
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