Practice Management News

The keys to reducing stress associated with charting is recognizing maladaptive perfectionism, focusing on accomplishments and ‘only handling it once,’ according to a speaker at the Ending Physician Burnout Global Summit.

Imagine doing something 80 to 100 times a day, the same thing again and again, all day long. Now imagine if that something is cataract surgery.

For 2 years, Kellie Lease Stecher, MD, had advocated for safe reporting structures at her institution so that incidents of harassment could be submitted anonymously and evaluated objectively.

The future of physician burnout prevention relies on breaking old ways of thinking and using new technologies to not only optimize wellness but reimagine what personalized precision medicine looks like.

Physicians have the opportunity to shift the systems of health care, as well as the culture of medicine, to help fight back against burnout, according to a presentation at the Ending Physician Burnout Global Summit.

The struggle to balance a career in medicine and a family life is very real, but there are effective strategies to achieve an equilibrium, a speaker at the Ending Physician Burnout Global Summit said.

Personal branding and building ‘digital real estate’ offers the ability to showcase your expertise, diversify your experience and increase your value, according to speakers at the Ending Physician Burnout Global Summit.

Healio has launched a new recognition program, Healio Honors, to celebrate health care professionals who go the extra mile to advance patient care, research, advocacy or mentorship, the company announced.

Health care spending and outcomes vary across racial and ethnic groups in the U.S., with underrepresented populations often having higher rates of ED spending and poor or fair health, according to three studies published in JAMA.

Emergency medicine residents frequently experienced mistreatment in the workplace, including gender and racial discrimination, physical abuse and sexual harassment, according to findings published in JAMA Network Open.