Tag: Doctors
Physician Burnout Eroding Sense of Calling
Physicians who are completely burned out have lower odds of six validated aspects of sense of calling
Access to Primary Care Not Affected by Medicaid Expansion
Concerns about long waits, primary care shortage appear unfounded, researchers say
Burnout Is Prevalent Among Pediatric Residents
Residents with burnout have increased odds of suboptimal patient care attitudes, behaviors
Doctors’ Opioid Rx Patterns Tied to Patient Risk for Long-Term Use
Patients 30 percent more likely to abuse opioids if their ER physician prescribes them frequently
About One in Three Ob-Gyns Relocated in Past 10 Years
Relocations were mainly to urban counties, those with lower percentage of the population in poverty
Mortality Down for U.S. Patients Treated by International Doctors
Compared to mortality rates for Medicare patients treated by U.S.-trained doctors
January 2017 Briefing – Family Practice
Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Family Practice for January 2017. This roundup includes the...
January 2017 Briefing – Internal Medicine
Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Internal Medicine for January 2017. This roundup includes the...
Internal Med Residents Spending ~Half of Workday on Computers
Residents spend more time at work than scheduled; predominant activities indirectly related to patients
Doctors’ Opinions Vary Widely on Approval of Disability Benefits
International study finds wide variance in how medical professionals determine benefit recipients
