The Gift of Criticism
The following was originally posted to BraveEnough.com. “Yes, you are like that,” said my...
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The Orchid
The following was originally posted at becomebraveenough.com. A year and half ago, I hosted an...
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New Study Examines the Underrepresentation of Women Physicians as Opinion Article Authors in High Impact Pediatric Journals
Boston, MA – Researchers from Harvard Medical School and Drexel University College of Medicine...
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3D Printing Validated for Trauma Surgery
Until very recently, it was unclear how a 3D-printed model of a human bone related to an actual...
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3 Ways Telemedicine Reduces Provider Burnout
An alarming 42% of U.S. providers suffer from burnout. Defined as a loss of enthusiasm for work...
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A Healer Lost
The following was originally posted at becomebraveenough.com. I lost a friend this month....
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Racial Disparities, Airway Inflammation & Asthma
Study results indicate that African-American patients with asthma appear to exhibit greater...
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#PWChat: Imposter Syndrome in Medicine – PART II
Join us Wednesday, August 23 at 3:00pm ET for PART II of a live, interactive tweetchat with Kelly...
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Dear Stewardship People: Can’t We All Just Get Along?
The following was originally posted at Controversies in Hospital Infection Prevention. Teams...
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Conference Highlights: ADA 2018
New research was presented at ADA 2018, the 78th Scientific Session of the American Diabetes...
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The Third Rail: Medical Error as a Leading Cause of Death
Many virtual blows have been exchanged regarding the claim that medical error is the third leading...
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Ending the AIDS epidemic with 90-90-90…Have YOU been tested?
The following was originally posted to the University of Nebraska Medical Center, Division of...
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Keeping Fourth of July Full of Explosions in the Air (Not from Down There)
Fourth of July. Independence Day. For most, a delightful holiday filled with fun, family, friends...
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Over-Testing in the ICU
With the burden of cost increasingly shifting from insurer to patient, healthcare debt is the...
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Avoiding Unnecessary Surgery for Thyroid Cancer
Thyroid cancer is a common endocrine malignancy with a continuously growing incidence over the...
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Trends & Patterns in Arthritis Prevalence
Arthritis, which includes osteoarthritis (OA), rheumatoid arthritis (RA), or other types, ranks as...
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The Horror Show at the Border Is Permanently Damaging Children’s Brains
Imagine you are watching a horror movie and the killer is chasing a victim through a terrifying...
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#DutyToReport: A Physician’s Obligation in the Era of State-Sponsored Child Abuse
My fellow physicians/health care professionals: If you’re enraged, or disconsolate, or feeling...
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Improving Transitions of Care
A transitional care intervention program appears to have achieved the goals of improving patient outcomes post-discharge, lowering costs of care, enhancing quality of life, and preventing hospital readmissions.
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Treating the Unique Healthcare Needs of Children Who Are Recent Immigrants
While the debate rages on whether children should be separated from their parents if they entered...
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