UN Calls on Polities to Help End Discrimination in Healthcare
The United States has declared it will enforce the UN’s motion for this goal.
All articles by Jacqueline Drozd
Considering New Approaches to Board Recertification
Medical institutions have recommended changes to the MOC program, such as the removal of the pass-fail exam and other improvements in the quality of current information.
UK Doctors Relay Patient Scans via Snapchat
Doctors are warned of how “insecure and risky” sending confidential patient scans via social media applications are.
AED Drones May Potentially Increase Survival Rate of Outside-Hospital Cardiac Arrests
Data shows that drones overwhelmingly surpassed EMS times from dispatch, as well as on arrival.
#WhatADoctorLooksLike – Addressing Discrimination of Gender and Race in the Medical Community
“The first step is to identify our own implicit biases. Although this can be uncomfortable, it is the first step in recognizing our own ideas of what a doctor looks like.”
Healthcare Rules: How Relevant Are They Today?
A major complaint in healthcare systems is the number of rules that have no beneficial outcomes.
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