We asked some otolaryngologists to share books off their reading lists. Here’s what they recommended.
Gaps in Medical Business Education Can Be Addressed Through Asynchronous Learning
A focused study of the business of medicine for physicians should include at least three practical domains: leadership, healthcare delivery, and practice management.
How to Create a Structured Otolaryngology Mentorship Program at the Residency Level
How to Choose the Right Words When Talking to a Patient
Effective and caring patient–physician communication is essential to establish a proper and effective patient–physician relationship.
Why I Chose Otolaryngology in the Era of COVID-19
Otolaryngology applicants making their career decisions during the pandemic appreciated the ability of an otolaryngologist to perform diverse procedures and have the opportunity to work in both inpatient and outpatient settings.
Two Books on Transformation, Positive Energy that Otolaryngologists Recommend
We asked some otolaryngologists to share books off their reading lists. Here’s what they recommended.
Cures Act Information Blocking Rule: Steps to Take to Ensure Your Practice Is in Compliance
A look at information blocking, the exceptions created by the Cures Act final rule, and the steps providers need to take to ensure that they’re in compliance with the rule.
Being Asian American: My Emotions Following the Mass Shooting in Atlanta
I didn’t realize the intensity and depth of the emotions I had been suppressing for the past several decades as an Asian American.
These Two Otolaryngologists Find Peace, Strength in Long-Distance Running
How to Avoid Political Discussions with Patients During Examinations
It’s important for a physician to ask him or herself, “Is it worth the risk to discuss politics with a patient?”
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