His patients and co-workers at Prince George’s Hospital Center in Maryland called him Dr. Akoda. But federal authorities revealed this OB/GYN to...Read More »
Longitudinal assessment may be the way to address the other component of Maintenance of Certification (MOC), that has perhaps caused the most...Read More »
In this month’s column, we shall explore the role of the healthcare organization in burnout prevention and remediation. A starting point is to...Read More »
A team from Renton, Washington–based Providence St. Joseph Health System is this year's CRC Symposium Case Study Competition winner. Suman...Read More »
Hospitals and medical clinics are unique given the amount of personal information stored in their databanks. Despite the many technological...Read More »
Handling requests for information from law enforcement can throw staff for a loop. Most staff are aware of their organization’s policies and the...Read More »
Disruptive professional behavior—it’s an old problem that’s been receiving a lot of renewed attention. It seems as though news breaks every day...Read More »
“When we are tired, it’s hard to focus, and we become more apathetic. Unfortunately, when it comes to patient care, the consequences of this can...Read More »
Many physicians lack the management training to be strong leaders. By creating a leadership pipeline, healthcare organizations can recruit early-...Read More »
