Headlines like ‘My doctor made me cry’ an example of victim-blaming
Dr. Bernard is published in Naples Magazine on how doctors are upset about a system that has forced physicians to become assembly-line ‘providers’.
Finding the Exit Door: Why Some Physicians are Leaving Hospitals
In this Contagion Live segment, Dr. Bernard covers how ER physicians are transitioning to primary care, but require additional training to do so.
Overcoming the physicians shortage in Southwest Florida
Dr. Rebekah Bernard writes about the physician shortage in southwest Florida in this op-ed in the News-Press.
Doctors cry, too. Our broken health care system hurts physicians and patients alike.
PPP's Dr. Bernard writes an op-ed in USA Today about how physicians are deeply invested in patients’ wellbeing but face barriers caused by a broken healthcare system.
Physician leaders wave red flag on automated pharmacy technology
PPP members, Dr. Parikh and Dr. Sewell, share their insights in a story about the dangers of robotic prescription filling at Walgreens.
PPP Leaders Write to Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine About ‘Synergistic’ Training of PAs with DO Students
"We are writing to express concern about the MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine’s plan to train Physician Assistant (PA) students ‘synergistically’ with Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine students."
AMA: Doctor shortages are here—and they’ll get worse if we don’t act fast
A new story and podcast from the American Medical Association talks about the urgent need for action now to address the physician shortage.
‘UNSUSTAINABLE’: State lawmakers push health care industry to lower its prices
Mercy Hylton, a pediatric emergency physician and a member of Physicians for Patient Protection, is quoted in a story discussing health care cost reductions in Indiana.
Bloated healthcare prices will increase with industry in charge of cost reductions – Indy Star
PPP member, Dr. Mercy Hylton, is a pediatric emergency physician and writes an important Op-Ed in the Indy Star about healthcare price increases.
When Your Doctor Isn’t a Doctor
In The New Republic, Niran Al-Agba, co-author of Patients at Risk, covers how thousands of urgent care clinics have popped up over the last decade. How safe are they?