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George Rogu MD MBA explains why peculiar behaviors sometimes observed immediately post-adoption in internationally adopted children could be taking place.
David Epstein, MD, MS, FAAP discusses some limitations of telemedicine technology on medical visits for kids.
David Epstein, MD, MS, FAAP discusses the effects of Yelp on the business owner.
Robert Saul, MD explains how epiphanies, revelations, or “light-bulb” moments, are sometimes easy to recognize but, more often than not, are only noticed after the fact.
Daniel Paull M.D.: Why doctors hate EMRs
Chander Mishra MD MBA shares a few reasons medical professionals should give significant consideration to generating passive income through real estate investing.
David Epstein, MD, MS, FAAP shares the insecurities we have in medicine as physicians and how protecting ourselves from these insecurities or self-doubt may not be the best thing.
Robert Saul, MD: Works of mercy cannot be measured or specifically quantified yet they define the essential elements of our ability to provide meaningful care.
Pulmonologist Ni-Cheng Liang, MD, recounts her vivid experiences in Code Blues in response to Damar Hamlin’s cardiac arrest, and calls upon the need for strong infrastructure to provide time, space, and safety for healthcare professionals to process and prioritize mental health.
Debra E Blaine, MD explains why she feels healthcare has become all about promoting sickness, not health.
Jillian Rigert, DMD MD shares why self-compassion isn’t fluffy, boundaries don’t make you soft, and your worth is not determined by how hard you work or how much you sacrifice.
Daniel Paull M.D.: Don’t stay in your job just to keep your insurance benefits, they aren’t worth it
Chander Mishra MD MBA shares how, when choosing how to use medical office space, medical practitioners often have three options to consider, each of which has benefits and drawbacks.
Amruti Borad, DO says that Imposter Syndrome affects a disarmingly large percentage of Physicians. Here’s why that’s surprising and what you can do about it.
Sulagna Misra, MD BCMAS: 10 Reasons to see your Primary Care Physician to ring in the new year.
Alexandra Stockwell MD explains how to approach relationship disagreements, and even see their upside.
Daniel Paull M.D. says your health insurance is scamming you.
Cindy Tsai, MD explains why gratitude is not just something you write in a morning journal and check-off your list.
Elena Shea MD, FAAP, IBCLC discusses the benefits of human milk and formula and focuses on ensuring babies are fed first.
Jo Braid FAFRM shares a personal story of growth, determination and connection during the pandemic.
Daniel Paull MD explains why he refuses to do prior authorizations.
Harvey Castro MD, MBA explains why he believes entrepreneurship success is a combination of your environment and genetics.
Dympna Lynch Weil, MD shares how, each year as the ball drop approaches, she sees articles and TV segments about “New Year, New You”… And she often wonders, “Do I need to be a new me?”
Susan J. Baumgaertel, MD shares a series of three short vignettes involving emotions and circumstance, fitting for the changing of seasons and passing of time.
Tea Nguyen, DPM shares 6 easy steps for getting started with safe home visits.
Karla Lester, M.D. talks about GLP-1 agonists for weight loss and cautions us to stay out of singular solution quick fix thinking while treating a chronic complex disease in teens.
Daniel Paull MD explains why he believes trainees should be making waves.
Harvey Castro MD MBA put together this article after attending a SoMeDocs lecture called How To Write a Business Plan.
Russell Kennedy, MD is a neuroscientist who positively dabbled in stand up and woke up Christmas Day 2022, moved by a SoMeDocs article written by Dympna Weil, MD.
Sulagna Misra, MD BCMAS explains why she believes that Direct Primary Care Is The Future Of Medicine.
Dympna Lynch Weil, MD explains how “finding the funny” has elevated the quality of her life, and invites you to give it a try this holiday season.
Karla Lester, M.D. says social media usage perpetuates disordered eating and negative body image among teens. In this article, she shares how to show up on TikTok so they’ll listen!.
Dawn L Baker MD, MS writes about how Impostor Syndrome often comes around during career transitions. She recently experienced it, and here’s what she did to deal with it.
Robert Saul, MD: Forgiveness will often take time and a lot of hard work, but it is worth it.
Daniel Paull MD tells us that yes, he believes our healthcare industry is ripe for disruption.
Matthew Mintz, MD: Despite the low risk of dying from COVID, many are still not engaging in pre-COVID activities, like seeing friends are going to restaurants. However, there are things beyond masking and vaccines that may help even the most reluctant get back to normal
Alexandra Stockwell, MD: Why conflict is actually healthy for your marriage, and you need it to create true intimacy with your partner
A doctor who once worked to approve – or reject – insurance claims shares a truth from ‘behind the scenes’, anonymously.
David Epstein, MD, MS, FAAP discusses why a leader should not be the smartest person in the room.
Hunter Yost MD: Psychiatry needs to advance like other medical specialties, the status quo must change.
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