Despite living in an increasingly digital age, an overwhelming amount of medical data and patient information are still stored in paper format. Not only does this take up a lot of physical space in archives…
Many physicians choose to start their private practice or join a preexisting practice to gain more control over how they interact with patients and to have a better work and life balance. Private practices also…
Communicating with patients is an important part of a physician’s job. Excellent communication and mutual understanding between a physician and a patient can make all the difference in a patient’s health outcome. Every patient wants…
For new graduates and physicians with just a few years under their belts, exploring nonclinical MD jobs might seem like the last thing to consider. However, with increased rates of burnout and job dissatisfaction in…
Whether it’s after years of work, or right out the gate finishing medical education, starting your own medical practice can be a dream come true for capable and business-minded physicians. However, it might come as…
As physicians, you go to great lengths to provide patients with the best possible standard of care. Yet, it’s almost impossible to keep everyone happy. This makes reputation management for doctors crucial, especially in today’s…
The doctor-patient relationship is complex, unique and multi-faceted, and it is only evolving more with time. As time and compensation becomes tighter for physicians, the danger is that patient interactions become distant and clinical in…
The high-risk medical profession has always posed potential legal and ethical issues, such as potential negligence. But current situations, particularly since COVID-19, have introduced new legal and ethical issues in health care. As a physician,…