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The Business of Medicine Issue Autumn 2019May I Take Your Order?
Choices made by patients generate conversations and catalyze actions that could reshape health care
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The Business of Medicine Issue Autumn 2019Permanent Ink
Notes from patients fill the recesses of physicians’ desks. Why?
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The Business of Medicine Issue Autumn 2019The New Black Bag
Many are flummoxed over how to improve health care delivery. But for some doctors, the answer is clear—meet patients where they are
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Mental Health Issue Spring 2019Safety Net
The healing profession is taking a clear-eyed look at depression within its ranks
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Artificial Intelligence Issue Winter 2019Of Pilots and Physicians, Passengers and Patients
The importance of maintaining situational awareness when the stakes — and the stress — are high
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Artificial Intelligence Issue Winter 2019The Question of Care
The ability to use vast amounts of medical data for clinical decision making is reshaping patient care
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Artificial Intelligence Issue Winter 2019To Boldly Go — Remote
The integration of artificial intelligence into telemedicine is enhancing the delivery of rural care and the training of specialists
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Artificial Intelligence Issue Winter 2019One Giant Step
Researchers are building an artificial intelligence system that can mimic human clinical decision making
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Assembled with Care Issue Winter 2015Better by Design
Hospital architecture can help patients heal
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Body Language Issue Summer 2014On Speaking Terms
In the clinic, making oneself understood is one thing. Knowing what the patient is saying—really saying—is another
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Body Language Issue Summer 2014Script Writing
The written word can be the most personalized medicine
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Handed Down Issue Autumn 2013Family
Growing up with a doctor in the house makes a lasting impression
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Voices Issue Autumn 2015How Are You?
Whether occurring over the fence or in the clinic, conversation requires perceiving the subtleties of voice and body
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Voices Issue Autumn 2015Words to Live By
When helping a patient prepare for death, talk about life instead
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