Nonmedical factors like health maintenance and disease prevention are called social determinants because they determine access, or lack of access, to the crucial elements needed for health and for improving health once disease sets in.
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.
Challenges of Getting Otology Care in Socioeconomically Impacted Areas
Letter from the Editor: Where are the Surgeries Going in Otolaryngology?
A look at a trend that predates the COVID-19 pandemic.
What Does a Drop in Surgeries Mean for Pediatric Otolaryngologists and Their Patients?
Pediatric otolaryngology appointments and surgical volumes have yet to return to pre-pandemic numbers.
How Residency Programs and Students Coped With Virtual Match Day
COVID-19 Impacts on Physician Contracts
Letter from the Editor: How We Can Improve the Otolaryngology Residency Selection Process
More than 200 otolaryngoloyg students did not match this year, many of whom did not have a back-up plan.
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?”
What You Need to Know About CMS Changes to the Physician Fee Schedule for 2021
The two largest areas of change in the Physician Fee Schedule are those in ambulatory/outpatient evaluation and management (E/M) services and those in payment to providers.
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