The Plight Of The Late-Bloomer Physician
I'm wondering if there are any docs out there -- past, present and future -- who feel they've been born at the wrong time. I certainly do.
I'm wondering if there are any docs out there -- past, present and future -- who feel they've been born at the wrong time. I certainly do.
Primary care outpatient general internal medicine is dead. Following a lengthy decline over years of languishing, it finally succumbed to terminal underappreciation and fiscal neglect. We shall never see the likes of it again.
An updated clinical approach to diagnosing urinary tract infections (UTIs) that considers five potential phenotype categories instead of the usual three could aid clinical management and better center patient needs, according to the authors of a new study.
Click. Click. Click. All day long, we interact with the electronic medical record (EMR), and in so many ways it does an incredible job of helping us take care of our patients.
After destroying a light fixture in the OR and being written up for another episode of disorderly conduct, John was at the end of his wits. His marriage, profession, and self-respect were all on the line, and in the eyes of everyone around him, he was another surgical monster.
Hospitals reported the most severe physician shortage among practice settings, according to the "2024 Physician Compensation Report," published May 23. Researchers surveyed more than 1,100 physicians in a broad range of specialties between February and March.
A kidney doctor with practices in Poughkeepsie, Newburgh, and Kingston was sentenced to federal prison for insider trading on Tuesday. Dr. Paul Feldman of Advanced Kidney Care was sentenced to six months in the Otisville Federal Correctional Facility for participating in a $4 million insider trading scheme.
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