Monthly Archives: May 2012

Which historiography..In search of the Unknown worker.

Posted on May 31, 2012 by prashant bhatt

Just as every country has a tomb for the unknown soldier, every country should have a tomb for the unknown worker.  As part of exploring “Everyday history” to understand reality of working people in terms of their concrete lived experiences, … Continue reading →

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Everyday history -Burnout dissected

Posted on May 28, 2012 by prashant bhatt

This Friday, our weekly meeting of “Everyday History Society” had a very interesting extended discussion on the issue of Burnout which we had examined in brief previously See blog: https://prashantbhatt.com/2012/05/20/check-burnout-forum/ Dr.V.Natarajan (Nattu Bhai) summarized the article findings and discussion of … Continue reading →

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Check Burnout Forum

Posted on May 20, 2012 by prashant bhatt

As part of our reading group, for the past week, we have had some interesting discussions and readings on the theme of “Burnout” Issues  of burnout in medical professionals-Doctors, paramedics, nurses, managers in health set-ups came out. Key features of … Continue reading →

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