December 3rd 2024
Lawmaker discusses state of the nation’s physician workforce – and the rise of part-time practice.
‘Old guys are taking ER call’ as younger docs ponder medicine as a calling, or just a job.
November 27th 2024
Institutional leaders want to standardize practices, but flexibility may be a key to keeping doctors.
CMS published its list of teaching hospitals awarded Medicare-supported GME positions under Section 126 of CAA, 2021.
November 19th 2024
An atypical career led to atypical results – including financial security and work-life balance
The MOC Learning Knowledge Assessment
An ABIM director discusses the reason for the new testing tool and its popularity among doctors seeking to maintain their board certification
Match 2024: Make regulations easier for physicians
AAFP president discusses the 2024 Match and the present and future of family and internal medicine.
Match 2024: Independent voices in medicine
Match 2024: Lessons learned from COVID-19
Match 2024: An expert’s advice for new family doctors
Match 2024: Recruiting new doctors, and the best part of the job
Match 2024: Upcoming physicians are socially conscious
Match 2024: Good news for primary care
‘Impact Wellbeing’ – Health care worker leadership
A new resource is available to alleviate physician and health care worker burnout.
‘Impact Wellbeing’ – Tested in a health system
Dr. Lorna Breen Act: Can new technology help with physician burnout?
J. Corey Feist, JD, MBA, discusses the latest efforts in Washington to renew the Dr. Lorna Breen Healthcare Providers Protection Act.
‘Impact Wellbeing’ – The origin of a new program
Dr. Lorna Breen Act: ‘A mental health crisis’ in health care
Dr. Lorna Breen Act: Removing barriers to mental health care
Dr. Lorna Breen Act: Introducing the renewal
2024 Match by the numbers: a slideshow
Key figures from the National Resident Matching Program.
New ‘Impact Wellbeing’ aims to spark change in workplace conditions that lead to burnout
Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes’ Foundation, NIOSH collaborate on principles and action steps for health care systems.
Dr. Lorna Breen burnout bill reauthorization moving to House committee
Energy & Commerce holding markup session on 28 bills involving health care, other sectors.
Not viewing working physicians as leaders is a mistake that needs to be fixed
The simple mental step of recognizing oneself as a leader begins a virtuous cycle of self-improvement
‘Redesign the environment’ to relieve burnout for physicians and support staff
Leader of the Dr. Lorna Breen Foundation discusses latest efforts to tackle burnout among the health care workforce.
Physician attitudes on AI: Exclusive survey results (free sign-up required)
What do physicians think of recent developments in artificial intelligence (AI), and do they think the technology will help their practices? Check out our exclusive survey results.
Primary care reaches record incoming class in 2024 Match
AAFP says latest Match figures show future of family medicine is bright.
Young doctors: Do you have adequate insurance coverage?
Why physicians need to understand and insure the gap between earning potential and net worth.
Seven dispute resolution tips for physicians leading care teams
How to deal with the day-to-day conflicts that your team may encounter
Physician burnout: What doctors really think about burnout and the proposed solutions
There has been a lot of talk about burnout in the medical profession, but what do doctors really think about it?
Navigating leadership challenges in health care
Good health care leaders must witness the work going on first-hand to improve working conditions.
Nurse practitioner report calls for urgent change to NP education to protect patient safety
Decline in education has some worried about the future of the profession
Health care organizations struggle to engage employees: survey
Modest overall gains offset by management disengagement, continuing high turnover levels
7 trends in health care recruiting you can’t ignore
iCIMS’ February 2024 Workforce report revealed several key trends in health care recruiting.
What happens when doctors don’t talk to each other
How to improve communication between primary and specialty care