Young Doctors Urged to Be Mindful of Social Media Behaviors
Investigators found many examples of unprofessional and ‘potentially objectionable’ behavior online.
Diagnosis & Disease Information
Significant Number of Doctors Found to Attend Patient Funerals
Rate of attendance to patient funerals showed major differences between specialties, in terms of attendance, barriers and benefits to attending.
Doctors Practicing Empathy with Patients Can Lead to Higher Career Satisfaction
Doctors who take advantage of the first few minutes of a clinical encounter, by giving their full attention to patients, can lead to a higher job satisfaction.
OB/GYN Hospitalists: One Hospitalist’s Take
It was hoped and expected that OB/GYN Hospitalists would improve the quality and safety of obstetric care.
Majority of Female Physicians with Mental Health Issues Do Not Seek Treatment
The majority of female physicians experiencing mental health issues do not seek treatment for fear of stigma and disclosure to medical licensing boards.
No Change in Quality of Care Since Hospital-Physician Employment Relationship Began
The switch to an employment model of physicians by hospitals is not linked to an improvement in any of the 4 composite quality metrics in patient care.
Medicine Can Continue to be a Noble Profession, If We Fight For It
There is no profession more worthy. There is no pastime more challenging. There is no calling more sacred.
Behind Every Doctor Is A Patient
Behind every doctor is just a person: You and your doctor have much more in common than what separates you.
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