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There are so many concepts applied to other areas of work, from finance to entertainment, that could be readily applied to medical care. Just imagine . . .

You don't need to be Sherlock Holmes to practice the powerful art of observation—after all, his literary inventor was a physician.

CaRMS is an important window on workforce trends and pressures, but it can only tell us how many spots are filled—not whether they’re the right spots in the right places across the country.

As a clinical clerk, it hadn’t occurred to me that my life would be limited by things like illness, even though my job was seeing sick people.

Dr. Howard Goldstein reflects on how certain memories of violence in his formative years in University mirror the events of today.

Dr. John Crosby describes watching his colleagues use an AI scribe tool—and he was more than impressed.

We try to create processes in the office to help prevent common bottlenecks that affect access to care for our patients. The one pattern that I can’t seem to mitigate is the fear of vaginal estrogen.