The need for social distancing triggered by coronavirus requires a change in physician-to-physician interactions from in-person meetings to virtual.
Do Electronic Health Records Deserve to Get a Bad Rap?
The promise of EMRs—more efficient workflow, improved patient care, even increased patient safety—may still be worthwhile.
How Physicians Can Manage Negative Online Reviews
Your online reputation should be as exceptional as your clinical skills.
The Future of Email In Physician Communication
In a world of texting, social media, and countless other means of communication, a look at the future of email
Protecting Medical Devices against Cyberthreats
While otolaryngologic devices are not currently under threat of hacking, the potential exists
Smartphone Apps for Physician House Calls
Patients can now have physician visits in their homes, hotels, and workplaces—all with just a few taps on a smartphone
Patient-Recorded Office Visits Concerning Some Physicians
Many physicians do not want their interactions with patients recorded without their permission
New Computer Program May Help Predict Outcomes of Cochlear Implants in Children
A new computer program may be able to predict which hearing-impaired children treated with cochlear implants will develop effective language skills two years after implantation
Smartphone-Linked Hearing Aids Empower Hearing Impaired Patients
New apps give hearing disabled better control over listening environments without adjusting ear-mounted devices
Is There Still a Place for the Head Mirror?
It’s no surprise that head mirrors are second only to the stethoscope as one of the most recognizable symbols used in artists’ renderings and Hollywood depictions of a physician. Or that, in most cases, head mirrors are incorrectly shown situated squarely in the middle of the “doctor’s” forehead, much like a shiny, silver bull’s eye instead of flipped down over one eye.
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