Effective patient care requires a human touch
How New Initiatives May Affect the Way Physicians Calculate the Value of Cancer Care
Tips on Contributing to and Keeping up with Medical Research
Physicians rely on evidence found in literature to make better decisions and deliver more effective care
Modern, Comfortable Medical Offices Can Benefit Your Practice
Having an updated medical office space can help you stay compliant with laws pertaining to privacy and accessibility
WATCH THIS: CT vs. MRI in Otology
Radiologists Hugh Curtin, MD and Caroline Robson, MBChB discuss indications for both CT and MRI imaging studies in the evaluation and management of otologic disease.
Leadership Position, Training Can Change Way Otolaryngologists Practice Medicine
Vanderbilt University Leadership Training Program for otolaryngology residents teaches leadership skills within medical residency
Single-Therapy Medical Centers Gain Ground Despite Setbacks
Physicians weigh in on pros, cons of business model and whether it’s valid for otolaryngology
Preparing for Adverse Events When Performing Office-based Procedures
Otolaryngologists should keep in mind the risk of adverse events during in-office treatments that may catch the surgeon and support staff off guard
Age of Surgeons May Raise Ethical Concerns over Memory Lapses
Tips for discussing, handling your observations of cognitive deterioration in aging surgeons
Conflict: How to Resolve It in Your Practice
Tips on navigating conflict and effectively resolving issues among colleagues, peers patients and their families
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