Opinion | Death by 10,000 Clicks: The Electronic Health Record
MedPage Today,
Opinion > Second Opinions Here are a few steps to relieve the burden by January 21, 2023 Electronic health records (EHRs), once…
The Power of Touch: How Physical Contact Can Reshape the Clinical Exam ─ Part II
Neurology Advisor ,
This is Part 2 of a 2-part series related to the power of touch in the clinical medical environment.
The Power of Physical Contact in Context of the Clinical Exam ─ Part II
Endocrinology Advisor,
This is Part 2 of a 2-part series related to the power of touch in the clinical medical environment.
Is 80% of Your Day at a Screen? Sorry, You're No Longer a Physician
MedPage Today,
The use of healthcare information technology (IT) has increased exponentially over the last 5 years, and as a frontline…
Why art is becoming part of doctors’ education at Virginia Mason in Seattle
The Seattle Times,
The Art
Millennial Doctors, Patients Shaping Healthcare World
Healthline ,
As more millennials finish their medical training, they are bringing with them new ideas about how to practice medicine.
A new doctor discovers the ‘gritty’ downside of modern medicine
Washington Post,
By Nathaniel P. Morris June 18 at 2:00 PM I arrived at the hospital, white coat and stethoscope in hand.
A new doctor discovers the ‘gritty’ downside of modern medicine
Washington Post,
By Nathaniel P. Morris June 18 at 2:00 PM I arrived at the hospital, white coat and stethoscope in hand.
Healthcare IT: 'Death by a Thousand Clicks'
MedPage Today,
I've spent a lot of time writing about the suboptimal nature of electronic medical records and what we need to be doing better.
Technology, the Physician's Enemy?
MedPage Today,
MedpageToday by December 13, 2016 One of the topics that I write most about is the interaction of health care information…
Can Millennial Physicians Carry Medicine?
Psychology Today,
Source: Flickr/Jeff Eaton/CC BY-SA 2.0 I always thought of myself as the reluctant millennial, as if I could choose my way out…
News story from Stat News on Tuesday 21 June 2016
Stat News,
News story from Stat News on Tuesday 21 June 2016
Stat News,
Health IT's Problems Must Be Solved
MedPage Today,
I was dining at a friend's house recently after a long day in the hospital. He has just bought a beautiful new home with his…
The Slow, Painful Death of the Doctor-Painter Relationship
The New York Observer,
It has always been true that the older and the sicker a patient becomes the more crucial the doctor-patient relationship and…
Undermining the Doctor-Patient Relationship
Pacific Standard,
To provide the best level of care, physicians need to spend as much time as they can with their patients. So why are we asking…
On The Fly: The Doctor Will See You ... When Her Boss Says She Can
Huffington Post,
I did something very liberating last week; unfortunately, it was liberating with a dash of stupid. After waiting 75 minutes for…
Resident work-hour limits don’t increase patient mortality
American Medical News,
However, shift restrictions may contribute to less time for direct patient care, according to two new studies. Researchers…
Interns spend little time with patients
American Medical News,
Interns spend little time with patients
American Medical News,
Doctors-in-training spend very little time at patient bedside, study finds
EurekAlert!,
( Johns Hopkins Medicine ) Medical interns spend just 12 percent of their time examining and talking with patients, and more…