Greater number of sleep medicine programs available give otolaryngologists more choice, opportunity to earn certification in specialized skill set
Sleep Fellowship Programs Offer More Opportunities to Subspecialize in Sleep Surgery
Otolaryngologists certified in sleep medicine, sleep surgery in position to offer both CPAP, surgical treatment to patients
WATCH THIS: Otolaryngology Resident Bowl Fosters Competition, Education
Residents from institutions around the U.S. compete at the Triological Society’s 2015 Combined Sections Meeting.
Disclosure of Adverse Outcomes Brings Ethical Challenges for Otolaryngologists
Considerations, responsibilities physicians face when informing patients, families of surgical complications, mishaps
Tattoo Removal Can Extend Otolaryngologists’ Practice
Steep start-up costs, time-consuming marketing efforts should be considered before adding procedure to your practice
Is Nasopharyngoscopy Necessary in Adult-Onset Otitis Media with Effusion?
Nasopharyngoscopy is recommended for patients with otitis media with effusion and other signs, symptoms of nasopharyngeal carcinoma
Are Antibiotics Indicated for Acute Sinusitis?
Routine antibiotic treatment in primary care setting offers little clinical benefit, and is associated with adverse effects including antibiotic resistance
What Otolaryngologists Should Know Before Leaving a Medical Practice
Termination provisions your employment agreement should include; plus other considerations to address before you transition
Advanced Diagnostic Tests Help Clinicians Assess Dizziness, Vestibular System
Medical Education Needs of the Millennial Generation
Changes in class structure, rise of self-learning, earlier hands-on clinical training, and resident work hour limits typical of new generation of medical students
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