#PWChat: Meeting Patients on Social Media
Join us Tuesday, September 11 at 3:00pm ET for a live, interactive tweetchat with Mikhail...
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Acing the Interview: Top Tips For Fellowship Interviews
The following was originally posted by PW blogger Kelly Cawcutt, MD, to the University of Nebraska...
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Wearable Activity Trackers – The Misalignment Between Marketing & Need
Wearable activity trackers have the potential to move the needle on health behavior change and...
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Substituting Prescription Medications With Cannabis
In light of the current “opioid epidemic” in the United States, a dire need exists for...
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Outcomes of Early & Mid-Adulthood Weight Change
For most people, excess body adiposity tends to accrue during early and middle adulthood. The...
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Rapid Response Team Delays
Evidence suggests that delayed activation of rapid response teams (RRTs) is common and associated...
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A Novel Approach to Maintaining Inhaler Technique
Previous research conducted by Valerie G. Press, MD, MPH, indicates that about 86% of hospitalized...
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Physicians Must Meet Patients Where They Are, on Social Media
It is rare to see evidence-based physicians with significant followings across social media, and...
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Psoriasis & Cardiovascular Events
Inflammation is the cornerstone of atherosclerosis. Over the past two decades—from the discovery...
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ACCOUNTABILITY – IT’S NOT YOU, IT’S ME
The following was originally posted to Paragonfire. Accountability partner. It’s such a hot...
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ID Journal Club – BLASTing Inappropriate Allergies out of the EMR With Antimicrobial Stewardship
The following was originally posted by Jasmine Marcelin, MD, to the University of Nebraska Medical...
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#PWChat: Medical Errors
Join us Wednesday, August 15 at 3:00pm ET for a live, interactive tweetchat with Mathew Loxton,...
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The Gift of Criticism
The following was originally posted to BraveEnough.com. “Yes, you are like that,” said my...
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The Orchid
The following was originally posted at becomebraveenough.com. A year and half ago, I hosted an...
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New Study Examines the Underrepresentation of Women Physicians as Opinion Article Authors in High Impact Pediatric Journals
Boston, MA – Researchers from Harvard Medical School and Drexel University College of Medicine...
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3D Printing Validated for Trauma Surgery
Until very recently, it was unclear how a 3D-printed model of a human bone related to an actual...
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3 Ways Telemedicine Reduces Provider Burnout
An alarming 42% of U.S. providers suffer from burnout. Defined as a loss of enthusiasm for work...
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A Healer Lost
The following was originally posted at becomebraveenough.com. I lost a friend this month....
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Racial Disparities, Airway Inflammation & Asthma
Study results indicate that African-American patients with asthma appear to exhibit greater...
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#PWChat: Imposter Syndrome in Medicine – PART II
Join us Wednesday, August 23 at 3:00pm ET for PART II of a live, interactive tweetchat with Kelly...
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