From the magazine

Close to 60% of patients in U.S. national ambulatory survey were prescribed two or more psychotropic medications in 2005, a sharp rise from the 42.6% seen in 1996.

Many patient visits have returned to in-person following the dramatic upsurge of virtual care during the COVID-19 pandemic, but phone and video visits remain a common part of routine care.

A particular patient reminds a clinician that the core of being a doctor will always be that human connection.

From voice diagnostics to robotic surgery, technology is changing the face of medicine.

Some doctors euphoric about new tech that produces SOAP notes automatically at end of patient encounter. But there is a lot to unpack about this fresh technology and how to find the best tools for your practice.

Maintaining humanity amid tech advancements.

Vaccinations are an important—but not the only—component of any travel consultation.

We do not want to stop medications that are safely helping to treat symptoms, but we could think about ‘legacy prescriptions’ which people may have been taking for many years without re-evaluation.