Health Care is Designed to Heal—Yet It Can Also Cause Harm: 10 Concealed Risks Patients Should Be Aware Of Health care is fundamentally linked with healing. We place our trust
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The Persistent Challenge of Racism in HealthcareThe Persistent Challenge of Racism in Healthcare
Title: “I Long to Be White”: Investigating the Unseen Consequences of Racial Disparity in Health Care One of the most unsettling things a healthcare provider can hear from a young
Unveiling the Concealed Truths of Frequently Misdiagnosed Medical ConditionsUnveiling the Concealed Truths of Frequently Misdiagnosed Medical Conditions
Title: When Symptoms Mislead: “Similar” Diagnoses in Primary and Urgent Care By Janet Tamaren, MD In both rural and urban environments, primary and urgent care practitioners frequently face a variety
The Significance of Being Present: Grasping the Value of AttentionThe Significance of Being Present: Grasping the Value of Attention
Title: The Profound Significance of Patient and Caregiver Narratives in Medical Training By Kathleen Muldoon, Ph.D. Just last week, within the busy environment of a healthcare academic institution in Phoenix,
5 Phases of Career Evolution: A Journey from Exhaustion to Work-Life Harmony5 Phases of Career Evolution: A Journey from Exhaustion to Work-Life Harmony
Title: From Exhaustion to Satisfaction: The 5 Phases of Career Renewal for Overworked Individuals By Kara Pepper, MD Recently, my husband and I found ourselves ensnared in a widespread yet
Honoring the Overlooked Contributors to Medical ProgressHonoring the Overlooked Contributors to Medical Progress
Title: The Quiet Resilience of Healers: Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Physicians Across our country, from bustling metropolitan hospitals to quaint local clinics, a quiet force awakens each dawn
Systemic Strains on Doctors Who Defy ConformitySystemic Strains on Doctors Who Defy Conformity
When Silence Speaks Louder: Navigating Power, Identity, and Resistance in Medicine When Silence Speaks Louder: Navigating Power, Identity, and Resistance in Medicine By KevinMD Editors “They never said it outright.
How the Pursuit of Profit by Hospitals Is Affecting Patient CareHow the Pursuit of Profit by Hospitals Is Affecting Patient Care
Title: The Progression of Medicine: Technology, Economics, and the Decline of Continuity in Patient Care By Gene Uzawa Dorio, MD At the outset of my medical journey, tools like CT
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The Effect of Diversity on Health Care Provision and Patient Results [Podcast]The Effect of Diversity on Health Care Provision and Patient Results [Podcast]
Title: The Life-Saving Impact of Diversity in Medicine: Perspectives from Dr. Pamela Buchanan Diversity in the medical field transcends mere representation—it’s fundamentally linked to survival. In a recent episode of
The Dilemma in Contemporary Healthcare: The Effects of Systemic Problems on Physicians’ Health and EfficiencyThe Dilemma in Contemporary Healthcare: The Effects of Systemic Problems on Physicians’ Health and Efficiency
“It is not an indication of health to be well adjusted to a deeply ill society.” – Jiddu Krishnamurti In this quote, the esteemed philosopher Jiddu Krishnamurti cautions against equating