Category Archives: FAQ

FAQ, Jobs & Careers

Combating a Number One Cause of the Great Resignation

Overview

The “Great Resignation” has been a buzz word we have all talked about now for the past several months and it doesn’t seem to be going away. Just recently reported by the BLS, the Great Resignation reached an all-time high in September with 4.4 million workers quitting their jobs.

 

What is the cause of the Great Resignation though?

Is it workers wanting more flexibility in their work/life balance that their current employer doesn’t offer? Is it wanting to work at home permanently, but not having the option available anymore? Was it being cooped up at home that made workers realize they want a change in their careers when the job market is better? It’s all of this and more.

 

The fall 2021 Hiring Report released by Monster though indicates that burnout is the #1 reason employees are quitting their jobs. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, mental health has become a growing concern. Many employees feel like they are “always on” and work longer hours when at home. There is also a sense of isolation.

There is less comradery and social interaction with co-workers, so more workers are feeling lonely and disconnected. All of this, but not limited to, can contribute to feeling burned out. A survey conducted by Indeed in the springtime even showed that more than half of workers reported they were burned out.

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FAQ, Healthcare

My Posture Is Terrible

As a practicing chiropractor of 37 years, I have heard many patients say: “I have terrible posture.” Are you aware of your posture?

Do you feel as if your head is too far forward and your shoulders are slumped? Do you have neck and upper back pain and suffer from tension headaches? If so, this article is for you. It will describe poor and good posture and simple tips you can employ to improve your posture and health.

 

Let’s look at posture problems that typically occur:

 

· Forward head posture. Our heads weigh about as much as a bowling ball. If our head is positioned directly over our upper body, there is very little stress on the neck and upper back.

However, if our head is several inches or more in a forward position it places much more stress on our neck and upper back. These areas then must work extra hard to compensate for forward head posture. This results in neck and upper back pain and stress headaches.

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FAQ, Healthcare

Physical Therapy-Who Is a Physiotherapist?

 

Physical therapy otherwise referred to as physiotherapy, is actually one of the few allied healthcare professions that are highly regarded in the US.

It is offered by several physical therapists who contribute, keep, or improve health through effective diagnosis, evaluation, treatment, patient education, physical intervention, prevention, and therapeutic health promotion.

Patients and practitioners both reap the benefits of this profession. Here are some things that every physical therapist should know.

 

Physical therapy can be used for a variety of conditions including arthritis, sports injuries, nerve injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, osteoporosis, geriatric, neurological problems, fertility issues, lupus, menstrual disorders, bone fractures, stress incontinence, and much more.

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FAQ, Healthcare

What Research Recommends For Acute And Chronic Lower Back Pain Relief

Clinical guidelines are created by healthcare practitioners and researchers to assist practitioners and patients for care with specific health conditions.

Because lower back pain is a significant problem in western society, clinical guidelines have been developed to help advise appropriate treatment. This article will discuss clinical guidelines for health providers and patients seeking low back pain relief and a promising approach to bring safe, cost-effective, acute and chronic musculoskeletal-back discomfort relief to the general public.

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FAQ, Healthcare

4 Principles of Primary Health Care

Overview

Healthcare is very important in this 21st century. We all need to remain fit and fine for the well-being of ourselves and our families. And thus today we will learn about 4 principles of Primary Health Care.

 

What is the role of Health in our lives?

 

The principal job of essential Health Care is to give ceaseless and thorough consideration to the patients. It additionally helps in making the patient accessible with the different social government assistance and general wellbeing administrations started by the concerned overseeing bodies and different associations.

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