Being WrongMistakes are a part of being human -- but how can we learn from them?
Postgraduate Medical Journal, May 29, 2012
What's in a Number?Caring for patients with pain can be difficult for clinicians, as they attempt to understand pain levels and decide on the best pain remedies for each individual case.
The Hastings Center Report, May 29, 2012
Physician Group Says No to Kittens in Medical TrainingThe Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine says Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia should stop using kittens to teach pediatric residents how to intubate newborns.
Should Doctors Invest in Facebook?Investors often kick themselves for not having grabbed the opportunity to invest early in Microsoft or other companies that skyrocketed. Could Facebook be the same type of opportunity?
What Would Healthcare Be Like Under 'President Romney'?The Presidential election is months away, but physicians, consumers, and politicians are speculating on changes Mitt Romney might make to our current healthcare system. Here are some possibilities.
Medscape Business of Medicine, May 2012
Medscape's Best Places to PracticeLooking for a great place to practice medicine? You've got some terrific options. We analyzed physician density, malpractice coverage, insurance competition, medical board activity, insurance mix, income taxes, and cost of living in all 50 US states and the District of Columbia and come up with a list of the best -- and the worst -- states to practice in each region.
Medscape Features Slideshows, May 2012
More Patients, More Revenue, but Less Rush. How?Doctors may think the only way to increase revenue is to add services, do more marketing, and change their practice. But there are ways to make more money by adapting what you're already doing. Here's how.
Medscape Business of Medicine, May 2012
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AUABefore PSA Screening, 'People Were Drowning' AUA 2012: Primary care physicians and urologists have different perspectives on the new guidelines against prostate-specific antigen (PSA) screening.
Medscape Medical News, May 29, 2012
Night Shift Ups Breast Cancer Risk: New DataA unique aspect of this latest study showing the link is that women who had a preference for morning (so-called 'larks') were at greatest risk.
