Tag: physicians
The Healing Power of Music in a Physician’s Life
Playing music is a ritual in my family. But it wasn’t until I became a physician that I understood that it could also console and bring hope.
Physician Compensation 2020: How Much Money Do U.S. Doctors Make Per...
Doximity's Physician Compensation report revealed that income growth slowed and the gender wage gap grew in 2020 due to the pandemic..
Burnout: The Experience of Women In Medicine During COVID-19
Women in medicine are faced with heightened demands and lower than normal resources during the COVID pandemic. This can lead to burnout.
How to Stay Excited and In Love with a Career in...
If you combine an insatiable desire to expand skills with a fearlessness to walk away, you can have a long, exciting career in medicine.
Healthcare Workers Say They’ll Be Fired If They Wear Their Own...
Healthcare workers who risk their lives by showing up for work are being threatened with firing for trying to protect themselves with their own masks.
Re-Shaping Patient Engagement in a Multicultural World
An increasing multicultural divide between patients and the healthcare workforce can impede patient engagement and may lead to poor outcomes and higher costs.
The Anatomy of a Good Doctor
How can you find a physician that heals with the head, heart, hands & human instinct? This story will help you understand the anatomy of a good doctor.
Healthy Eating Tips for Nurses & Doctors Who Work Long Hours
Fast food options and easy access to processed foods make nearly impossible for doctors and nurses working long hours to develop a healthy eating routine.
Healthcare Recruiting in the Age of Technology
Cutting-edge technology can improve the efficiency and cost of healthcare recruiting for HR departments as well as candidates.
The Hidden Epidemic of Alcohol Abuse: It’s Time For Doctors to...
Alcohol abuse in the U.S. is increasing at an alarming rate without a corresponding increase in treatment. It's time for doctors to step up.
Physician Burnout: Why Doctors Need Help From Leadership
When the burden of addressing physician burnout is placed solely on doctors, it overlooks important systemic causes that physicians do not control.
Jay Bhatt’s Vision of the Future of Healthcare
Margaret Cary MD interviews the American Hospital Association's Chief Medical officer, Jay Bhatt, MD, about his vision of the future of healthcare. He says, health systems are really thinking hard about creating care teams of the future, care teams with empathy and compassion because compassion is the oldest medicine.