I have been in hospital and healthcare administration for almost 50 years, and I've seen the hospital financial house of cards start to crumble. I'm afraid that if current discussions in Washington come to fruition, the cards will finally fall...
As we entered medical school, we were starry-eyed and hopeful about becoming primary care physicians. We romanticized building relationships with patients, providing high quality health care, serving our communities, and removing obstacles patients face when seeking care.
"All great changes are preceded by chaos." -- Deepak Chopra. Escape rooms have become quite popular these days. This is a game where people are locked in a room and must work as a team to discover clues, solve puzzles, and accomplish a series of tasks to escape.
In a recent article, the rise of locum tenens utilization was analyzed across healthcare and how it may fit into physician practice models moving forward.
I wish it astonished me that people are still publishing studies about non-nutritive sweeteners’ purported links to weight gain despite the lack of any such finding in formal trials or in the post-market surveillance of these additives’ longstanding and widespread use.
A sweeping budget reconciliation bill progressing through the U.S. House of Representatives has sparked serious concerns among teaching hospitals and physician leaders, who warn that the legislation could jeopardize the next generation of physicians.
Creatine, known for boosting athletic performance, is being studied for benefits to bone health, cognition, sleep, and mental health. The creatine supplement market is growing, with sales increasing significantly.
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