Some commonly expressed sentiments I’ve heard amongst my colleagues since beginning my medical training is, “the older generation sold out and left us,” or “big firms all own medicine now, this is a terrible time to be entering.”...
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Physicians hold a high degree of responsibility within their profession by nature – caring for patients is not easy. A significant amount of training is required to become a well-rounded physician, and with that rigorous process comes a...
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COVID-19 has left brutal impacts on the US healthcare system and economy, as well as many other fronts. As of this month in the US, there are approximately 3 million confirmed cases with a total death count of...
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An increasing number of patients over recent years have noted appointments at a doctor’s office feel rushed or have been in an emergency department or clinic feeling as though they were just another number on the list to...
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Workplace assault is not something many healthcare workers anticipated when they initially signed up for the job, and nor should it be. According to the American Journal of Managed Care (AJMC), 75% of 25,000 workplace assault cases occur...
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Healthcare economics and health-related spending in the United States has been a significant topic of debate for years, and concerns for solutions are only increasing. In the vast array of analysis over costs, there appears to be an...
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With the wide array of territories the tech and corporate industries seem to span over, healthcare appears to be their latest frontier of interest. This year, annual family premiums for employer health coverage have risen by over 5%,...
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