Tag: Doctors
Many Clinicians Not Comfortable With Hormone Therapy in Patients With History of Gynecologic Cancer
Findings show discomfort primarily exists among gynecologists seeing patients with a history of endometrial or epithelial ovarian cancer
2016 to 2023 Saw Decline in U.S. Pediatric Radiologists
Annual unique pediatric radiologist count decreased as did their proportion as a percentage of all radiologists
Industry Payments Common Among Neurologists Prescribing MS Drugs
Nearly 80 percent of neurologists received payments; higher prescription volumes linked to higher receipt of payments
People With Obesity Value Respect and Being Listened to in Primary Care
"Ideal" primary care visit for people with obesity is not resource-intensive but includes common-sense practices
Food Insecurity Identified Among Some U.S. Medical Students
Disparities seen with higher odds for non-White students and those without parental financial support
U.S. Justice Department Subpoenas Health Records of Young Transgender Patients
Ambient Documentation Technology Helps to Reduce Clinician Burnout
Use of AI-drafted clinical notes from clinician-patient conversations also improves perceived documentation-related well-being
EHR Notes Reveal Potential Racial Bias in Doctors’ Perception of Patient Credibility
Clinician documentation undermining patient credibility may disproportionately undermine Black individuals
Patient Perceptions of Physician Dress Depend on Setting
In emergency rooms and operating theaters, scrubs were consistently favored, but overall, the white coat still symbolizes professionalism
Subspecialization in Oncology Increasingly Utilized
Wide variation seen in use across cancer types and regions, with highest levels in large metropolitan areas
