As I recently wrote here, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is creeping into healthcare, and particularly radiologic services. What I didn’t realize then, but do now, is
I read two interesting, and somewhat related, articles in medical journals this week. One of them was a review of primary care physicians’ incomes. The other was
A 2017 Johns Hopkins study claims more than 250,000 people in the U.S. die every year from medical errors. Other reports claim the numbers are even
Everyone that calls our office was injured – to varying degrees – through some sort of medical care. They want to know whether their case
What is your primary care provider’s title? Are they a medical doctor (MD), doctor of osteopathy (DO), nurse practitioner (ARNP), or perhaps a physician associate
Picture a surgeon. Let’s see: light blue scrubs; scrub cap; blue surgical mask; steady hands; perhaps a tight ponytail tucked into the surgical cap? Or
Whatever happens with the pandemic, certain aspects of healthcare will forever remain changed. One shift is a subject that we have written about before –
We all know that physicians work hard. They grind their way through medical school, then sacrifice much of their twenties or thirties in residency before
Say you have exhausted all non-surgical options, and your surgeon has recommended an orthopedic implant. You’ve spent years on this journey, trying to avoid implanting
As was recently posted on our blog, I had the privilege of co-editing the recent update of what is believed to be one of the