There are so many issues that threaten our core mission: To take care of our patients.
Tips for Talking About Delicate or Controversial Subjects with Patients
For many physicians, discussing political beliefs or controversial advocacy work with patients seems inappropriate or even unethical, though many patients may have no problem with it.
COVID-19 Pandemic: How Otolaryngologists Can Counteract Confusing or Misleading Messaging
SARS-Cov-2 Survives in Middle Ear and Mastoid Mucosa
Investigators found that SARS-Cov-2 can survive in the middle ear and mastoid region behind the ear.
Achieving Gender Parity in Otolaryngology Requires Work on Several Fronts
Results of a recent study found that female otolaryngologists had a decreased diversity of practice, had lower productivity, and received fewer Medicare payments than their male peers.
How to Find Research Funding Options, Even in The COVID-19 Era
There are many other options for research funding, including private foundations, professional organizations, and federal agencies and departments.
What Type of Sleep Study Is Best for My Patient? Comparing Home vs. Lab
How the Coronavirus Pandemic May Change Medical Societies and Their Gatherings
The pandemic may have a lasting impact on the future of medical societies, as well as the ways in which physicians gather to present research, collaborate, and even recruit.
Transgender Care: Otolaryngologists Can Help Fill an Unmet Need for This Patient Population
Otolaryngologists are among the healthcare providers most available to provide medical and surgical services for transgender patients interested in making their bodies more closely match their internal sense of gender identity.
Audiologic and Surgical Outcomes in Endoscopic Revision Stapes Surgery
The results of this study suggest that endoscopic revision stapes surgery is feasible and may provide a platform for a larger study to validate the efficacy of this approach with long-term outcomes.
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