Lessons from The Bard: Financial Independence and Physician Autonomy
Pre-meds are not usually known for the attention they paid in English class. But as we enter an unprecedented era of 21st century medicine, rapidly consolidated and corporatized, physicians would do well to return to the classics
ALS is on the Differential
Having been involved in PPP since my 2nd year of medical school, I have learned that you should always, at the very least, ask for a physician.
Challenges faced by underserved populations
Working in a safety-net academic center, I've witnessed firsthand the challenges faced by underserved populations, particularly in places like Appalachia where specialized care is scarce.
Between the Lines of Care: The Debate on Nurse Practitioners’ Independent Practice and its Implications for American Healthcare
Patients depend on physicians' expertise when they are sick or injured. However, over the past 10-15 years, there has been a trend towards emergency department staffing with nurse practitioners and physician assistants (NPs and PAs).
Emergency Physician Education At Risk
Patients depend on physicians' expertise when they are sick or injured. However, over the past 10-15 years, there has been a trend towards emergency department staffing with nurse practitioners and physician assistants (NPs and PAs).
Landmark Georgia Legislation Ensures Truth & Transparency for Patients
There should be no room for confusion when it comes to informed consent or patient choice. I am ecstatic that The Healthcare Practitioners Truth and Transparency Act gives Georgia the most comprehensive policy in the nation to ensure clarity for patients regarding healthcare credentials.
On This 90th Doctors’ Day, Are We Making Progress?
Physicians make a difference each and every day. But are we making progress as a profession?
On Match Day 2023: Three Things to Remember
You made it to #MatchDay! Congrats. Now, remember these three things as you start residency.