Should You Record Your Patient Encounters? An Interview With James Ryan, DO
Patients are increasingly recording physician visits on their phones, should physicians do the same.
Patients are increasingly recording physician visits on their phones, should physicians do the same.
Although all of the guidelines acknowledge that there are emergent situations in which providing care for a family member or friend is not only permissible but also essential, other situations are frowned upon.
The psychological effect on psychiatrist victims should be acknowledged even when the behavior of the perpetrator can be explained by diagnosis.
To shed further light on the study’s implications, MPR interviewed lead author Anupam B. Jena, MD, PhD, Ruth L. Newhouse Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA.
While many treatments for substance use disorder are not evidence based, several evidence-based approaches have shown effectiveness in court-mandated treatment settings.
Communication with older patients can be complicated for several reasons.
Patients must feel that their physicians are empathetic and non-judgmental, particularly when discussing sensitive topics.
Compassion fatigue affects workers across the spectrum of helping professions, and is extremely prevalent among physicians.
Research suggests that the growing number of tasks required by EHRs can compromise patient encounters.
The HIV Medicine Association of the Infectious Diseases Society of America has released new guidelines chronic pain management in patients with HIV.