physicians

First Opinion By Anne N. Thorndike

The roots of burnout start early. See: Applying to medical school

Color Code By Nicholas St. Fleur

Listen: ‘Birthing while Black’ is an American crisis. Communities demand justice

Business By Bob Herman

The doctor who is trying to bring back surprise billing

Health Tech By Tino Delamerced

He had an M.D. and a Ph.D. but didn’t match into a residency. It was the push he needed to jump into health tech

First Opinion Podcast By Patrick Skerrett

Listen: Mental health needs are soaring. Where are all the psychiatrists?

First Opinion By Sadhana Jackson

The power of inclusion: Overturning the ‘white wall’ standard

Health Tech By Mohana Ravindranath

Virtual reality in medicine is garnering more investment. Will the health care system buy in?

Color Code By Nicholas St. Fleur

Listen: How one 1910 report curtailed Black medical education for over a century

Health By Theresa Gaffney

As research grows on primary care and serious mental illness, a glaring gap remains

First Opinion By Charlotte Grinberg

Digital health: the latest iteration of medicine’s knowledge problem

Business By Bob Herman

TeamHealth hit with another lawsuit for alleged overbilling, this time from an employer 

First Opinion By Greg Jasani

The Breen bill to protect health providers is well-intentioned. But it won’t stop burnout

Color Code By Nicholas St. Fleur

Listen: Medicine lost the trust of many Black Americans. How can it be restored?

First Opinion By Rebecca Grossman-Kahn

Penelope, a fictional pig, taught me how to talk with my patients about their fractured sleep

Off the Charts By Jennifer Adaeze Okwerekwu

‘Why would I want that?’: My sister’s simple question reshaped my physician job search

First Opinion By Richard J. Baron and Ezekiel J. Emanuel

Politicians should not be deciding what constitutes good medicine

First Opinion By Bret Mettler

Sunsetting medical license reciprocity would return medicine to the dark ages

First Opinion By Joshua A. Budhu

If academic medicine is serious about diversity, its institutions need to pay up

First Opinion By Daniel B. Frier

Fair hearings often fail to live up to their name when hospitals try to suspend physicians

Politics By Rachel Cohrs

Federal court strikes down part of HHS surprise billing rule

First Opinion By Ries Robinson and Aneesh Chopra

Creating a digital Hippocratic oath for the 21st century

First Opinion By Spencer Dorn

Achieving ‘distant presence’ during virtual visits

Health By Isabella Cueto

For burned-out health workers, exhaustion from Covid-19 surges mixes with a sense of betrayal

First Opinion By Deborah Cohen

Primary care clinicians are the glue to health and wellness. Their shortage spells trouble

First Opinion By Hedy S. Wald, Herwig Czech and Shmuel P. Reis

Doctors were complicit in Holocaust atrocities. Current and future health care workers need to know that