A well-rounded emergency preparation plan in a medical practice will include policies and procedures to address potential incidents of workplace violence, which is, unfortunately, a real concern in the health care industry.
Mosher and Fowler Awards Honor Legacies of Pioneers in Otolaryngology
Harris P. Mosher and Edmund Prince Fowler were prominent figures in the field
COSM13: Lecturer Calls for Surgical Resident Training Model Emphasizing Early Education
Listen to Randal S. Weber, MD deliver the Joseph H. Ogura Lecture at the Annual Meeting of the Triological Society, held as a part of the Combined Otolaryngology Spring Meetings.
COSM13: TRIO President Urges Members to Help Shape the Future of the Organization
Jesus Medina, MD, delivers his presidential address to the Triological Society April 11 at the organization’s annual meeting, held in conjunction with the Combined Otolaryngology Sections Meetings.
Review of “The Cancer Experience: The Doctor, The Patient, The Journey”
A new book written by Roy Sessions, MD, takes a holistic approach to patients with cancer from psychological, moral and religious perspectives
Study Supports Correlation Between Hearing Loss and Dementia in Older Patients
Multidisciplinary Initiative Seeks to Improve Treatment for Age-Related Hearing Loss
Otolaryngologists to involve epidemiologists, mental health professionals, and others in patient education, follow-up care, and use of adjunctive hearing-assistance devices
COSM13: Physician Advocates Early Specialization in Head and Neck Surgery for Residents
Revised education model would let residents explore specialty earlier, help meet demand for more surgeons, otolaryngologist Randal S. Weber, MD, told physicians at the Triological Society’s 116th annual meeting during the Combined Otolaryngology Spring Meetings
Literature Review: A Roundup of Important Recent Studies
Oral steroids in chronic rhinosinusitis; macrolide therapy for chronic rhinosinusitis; parotid gland lymphoma consideration in parotid lesion evaluation; better dialogues with patients may minimize liability in cranial nerve injury malpractice trials; obesity in children with OSA can lead to depression, withdrawal; many otolaryngologists dissatisfied with current sinus CT results
Department of Health and Human Services’ Final Rule Expands HIPAA Obligations, Violation Penalties
Physicians’ business associates can now face civil, criminal penalties for violating HIPAA confidentiality laws
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