Patient Loss, an Emotional Journey for Physicians
As a society we’re pretty removed from death. We don’t really talk about it. Yet when medical students start their training, it suddenly becomes something they’re intimately acquainted with. So how are doctors taught to deal with death? There are volumes written about the ways that doctors cope with death. It is a deeply […]
Have You Ever Wondered What Happens to Medical Waste When it Leaves Your Facility?
Medical waste is a type of waste that is generated by healthcare facilities such as dentist offices, hospitals, veterinary clinics, medical research labs and blood banks. Every facility’s staff has its own answers. Practices differ, and state regulations do too. Even the definition of medical waste invites interpretation.Every day, a relatively large amount of […]
What Do Physicians Think About Dr. Google?
In this day and age, many of us start with an online search when we get sick. Dr. Google becomes our go-to when it comes to figuring out what is wrong. We asked some physicians to share what their take on Dr. Google was and here is what they had to say….. Nicole Van […]
How Doctors Can Create True Work-Life Balance
In an environment that continually asks physicians to know more, do more and be more, is it really possible to practice good medicine and still have something left at the end of the day to be a mother, father, wife, husband, partner, son, daughter or friend? Recently, we decided to give our time-management experts […]
LinkedIn for Physicians
Did you know that over the past couple of years, the healthcare industry’s presence on LinkedIn has been increasing at a rapid rate? In fact, at the end of 2018, LinkedIn recorded over 5.0 million healthcare professionals using the platform – a 30% increase from the year before! Given this upward trend, it’s clear […]
The Science Behind the Health Benefit of Dogs
Is medicine going to the dogs? Yes, but in a good way. Pet therapy is gaining fans in health care and beyond. Find out what’s behind this growing trend. If you’ve ever owned a dog, you already know how much love and affection they can bring. But did you know that dogs also come with […]
Physicians Who Take a Break from Practice, Coming Back Can Be Tough
After extended leaves, doctors must convince medical boards to reissue their licenses, hospitals to grant admitting privileges and malpractice insurers to provide coverage. Only a handful of programs around the country are set up to help physicians brush up on their skills, and they can cost doctors thousands of dollars. Medical schools seem to […]
The Physician Shortage as of 2019
Is it true that we have, or are likely to have in the imminent future, a shortage of medical doctors? For several years now, healthcare industry thought leaders have been telling us that there was a looming physician shortage on the horizon. Anything that changes the number of available physicians or the demand for […]
The Importance of Company Culture
Why is organizational culture important, you ask? Organizational culture is hugely important to the success and overall health of your company, your people, and your customers. So it’s helpful to spend time considering why your company’s culture is the way it is, and why it’s important that it stays that way (or changes). A […]
How to Evaluate a Surgical Practice
In evaluating surgical practices, the goal should be that when you accept a position, you have a thorough understanding of how quickly your clinic and surgical practice will build, and the types of cases you should expect. In your investigation, you will need to determine how many full-time equivalent (FTE) surgeons are in the […]
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