Dana Corriel, MD ponders aloud whether we actually WANT TO identify the REAL issues in our healthcare system, rather than place blame, and find ACTUAL fixes, rather than apply band-aids.
Daniel Paull MD explains why hospital systems actually control the flow of care in a healthcare relationship, and not the individual doctor.
Chander Mishra, MD writes about the various factors that push doctors today to resign from medicine.
Federico Acharta MD, an Argentinian physician, addresses the profound dichotomy in the future of Critical Medicine due to advances in tech, coupled with significant decreases critical care personnel.
Robert Gergely, MD explains how “the road to hell is paved with good intention” is exemplified by how EHR fragmented our medical care system.
Dana Corriel, MD, sheds light on being a doctor in today’s world; you aren’t necessarily in charge of the health relationship, even if everyone thinks that you are.
Yousef Zarbalian, MD explains that we need to broaden our understanding of autoimmune disease, chronic pain, and restoring function basing it on the best science, not based on our tunnel vision view of what the science says.
Drea Burbank, MD wonders what healthcare would – no, could – look like if physicians actually embraced technology.
David Epstein, MD, addresses what TV medical dramas can offer us as to what it is like being a doctor, in their own special way.
Swathy Elangovan, MBBS says music is life itself. It helps with pain, anxiety, and the recovery of post-surgery patients, too.
Ann M. Richardson, MBA describes the joy in working with engaged, engaging, and happy physician leaders.
In the first of a multi-part series, Demetrio J. Aguila III MD examines the doctor-patient relationship, oaths, how we ended up where we are, and how history can help us find a better path.
David Epstein, MD, discusses the recent supreme court decision, explaining that it does not support a woman’s right to autonomy, with regard to abortion.
Candice Williams, MD, writes about her love of music, and how it is a healing force that we all need to use more often.
David Epstein, MD, discusses the “difficult parent,” a term that is sometimes used when conflict arises between parents and the medical team.
David Epstein, MD, MS, FAAP writes about heat-related illnesses and injuries, specifically thermal burns.
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