The Progression of Health Care From Personalized Medicine to Wellness Genomics and Beyond
The progression from personalized medicine to wellness genomics as mapped by researchers began with pioneering work on the molecular genetic code.
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Exploring the Effect of Data on Precision Medicine Research
Electronic health records can offer information on social and behavioral data, which can aid research investigating genetic and social factors across health disparities.
Patient Perceptions of Clinical Notes at Issue Among Mental Health Providers
More primary care practices have been making medical records, including clinical notes, available to patients via secure electronic portals.
Understanding the Cause is Necessary to Treating Physician Burnout
There is no widespread understanding of the pathophysiology of burnout, or conclusions about how it should be measured.
Scholarship Support Limited for Veterans Enrolling in MD Programs
Despite Veterans Affairs scholarship support, costs for veterans attending medical school are high.
Physician Perspectives: Examining the Intersections of White Privilege and Racism in Medicine
Racial insensitivity, stereotyping, and racially based decisions continue to occur in medical school admissions, recruitment, and management, as well as patient care.
Are Physician-Patient Relationships Ethical? Ethicists Say No, But Some Docs Disagree
According to the American Medical Association Code of Medical Ethics, romantic or sexual relationships between physicians and patients are unethical.
Strategies and Considerations for Improving Global Healthcare
Although recent times have brought about significant technological and social advancements, the quality of healthcare worldwide continues to be inadequate.
Make the Most of Employment: Guidelines for Evaluating Physician Employment Contracts
Physician employment contracts include a number of bonuses and benefits that can be included or negotiated.
Using Data to Address Shortcomings in the US Physician Training System
Current data on the state of undergraduate and graduate medical education must be rigorously evaluated rigorously to influence change in the current medical education system.
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