Who Decides What Physicians Get to See? The Quiet Power of Moderation in Online Medical Communities

What happens when moderation quietly shapes who gets seen? A look at the hidden influence of moderation, visibility, and trust inside online physician communities.
Community: Med Side Ventures

This community is for doctors who want to explore what others are doing and effectively network with others, in a structured setting.
The Priestly Project

Channel your inner Miranda Priestly. Submit a photo from your clinic, office, hospital, or workspace for a fun SoMeDocs feature celebrating confidence, leadership, and accomplishment in healthcare.
Now Casting: The Minds Behind Modern Medical Practices

Built, fixed, scaled, or reinvented a way to practice? Modern Practice Playbook is seeking clinicians with practical lessons, surprising wins, and stories other professionals can learn from.
A Medical Degree Is Not a 25-Year Sentence

Dana Corriel, MD responds to a congressman’s calls for medical schools to screen out candidates who may not practice full-time for decades, arguing that the real problem is the system driving doctors away.
Why I Left Clinical Medicine and Why the System Needs to Listen

Dr. Dana Corriel resurrects an announcement made when she left the clinical world of medicine, and explains what happens when medicine “eats its own.”
Who Benefits When Physicians Stay Quiet

Dana Corriel, MD, examines who gains when doctors are discouraged from speaking about compensation, working conditions, and the realities shaping modern healthcare.
Where Your Workday Ends and Your Work Begins

Dr. Dana Corriel examines how employers may claim ownership over content created during work hours or on-site, and why boundaries around time and space are becoming harder to define.
I Finally Got Business Cards! Here’s Why You Should Too (And How to Make Yours Stand Out)

Thinking about getting business cards? Dr. Dana Corriel finally did, and offers tips on how to make yours stand out with design tricks, creative upgrades, and her favorite go-to printing service.
The Job Changed. No One Said It Out Loud.

Dr. Dana Corriel writes about how physicians who trained for complex care now spend large portions of their day on administrative work, and how this shift reveals a deeper systems problem in healthcare.
The System Needs You More Than It Admits

Physician influence extends far beyond the exam room. Dr. Corriel pens a reminder that doctors hold more leverage in the healthcare system than they are often led to believe.
When Proximity Drives Change in Medicine

Dr. Dana Corriel shares thoughts on why physician-led platforms are gaining traction, while legacy organizations struggle to keep pace, and how proximity to real problems is reshaping healthcare leadership.