Tag: Doctors
Low Frequency of Discipline Seen for Physician-Spread Misinformation
Spreading misinformation to the community is least common reason for medical board discipline of physicians
Decline Expected in HIV Care Providers in Next Five Years
Authors say findings highlight need to expand primary workforce capacity
2008 to 2020 Saw More Radiologists Involved in Teaching
However, decrease seen in mean trainee participation in teaching radiologists' total workload during same period
Patients Living Outside Metropolitan Statistical Areas Travel Farther for Health Care Visits
Median travel time longer for patients living outside metropolitan statistical areas, especially for specialty care
Policies About Late-Career Physicians Are Considered Successful
Policies varied in the testing required, funding, processes after a positive screening result, and decision-making around concerning results
Female Pediatricians Earn About 93 Percent of Male Pediatricians
Year-sex interaction not significant, indicating no change in the female-male disparity from 2017 to 2022
Women Want a Choice Between Vaginal HPV Self-Sampling and Clinician Screen
However, some feel it would be difficult to choose
AAO: Wastage Seen With Artificial Expiration of Eye Drops in Ophthalmic Clinics
Artificial expiration dates of 14 and 28 days lead to $1,328, 207 g plastic, 11,881 drops wasted per year
Med School, Early Residency Outcomes Similar for Three-, Four-Year M.D. Grads
3YMD interns had higher performance on milestone assessment compared with other interns in internal medicine program
Industry Payments Common for Physician Peer Reviewers of Top Journals
Peer reviewers in this study received $64.18 million in general payments between 2020 and 2022
