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The Business of Medicine Issue Autumn 2019
Alumni on How to Avoid Burnout
Alumni on How to Avoid Burnout Autumn 2019What advice would you give to a physician who may be experiencing burnout?The Business of Medicine IssueAlumni Rounds Victor Connell, MD ’74 A healthy and enjoyable life should be a balance between work and some …
The Business of Medicine Issue Autumn 2019
In It for Good
In It for Good Autumn 2019A physician posits ways to keep the profession true to itselfThe Business of Medicine Issueby M. Roy WilsonPerspective During my surgery clerkship at Beth Israel Hospital, a clinical faculty member said to me, “Be good to …
The Business of Medicine Issue Autumn 2019
Trial Effort
Trial Effort Autumn 2019Deborah Zarin on clinical decision making and building a database for clinical trial resultsThe Business of Medicine Issueby Susan KarczProfile Mulling over how to apply quantitative analysis to medicine may not be everyone’s cup …
The Business of Medicine Issue Autumn 2019
5 Questions with an Expert in Immune Response
5 Questions with an Expert in Immune Response Autumn 2019A conversation with Darren HigginsThe Business of Medicine Issueby Ekaterina PeshevaInterview What drew you to studying how bacteria invade cells and cause disease? I am fascinated by the fact that …
The Business of Medicine Issue Autumn 2019
Students Wed Interests on Medicine and Business
Students Wed Interests on Medicine and Business Autumn 2019The Business of Medicine IssueProfile Troy Amen Troy Amen has set his sights on becoming a surgical administrator, a profession he thinks will well prepare him to one day run an urban hospital. In …
The Business of Medicine Issue Autumn 2019
Permanent Ink
Permanent Ink Autumn 2019Notes from patients fill the recesses of physicians’ desks. Why?The Business of Medicine Issueby Sachin JainPerspective Most of us have a folder. Or a shoebox. Perhaps a desk drawer. Or a special, yet aging, briefcase. We may not …
The Business of Medicine Issue Autumn 2019
Adaptive Learning
Adaptive Learning Autumn 2019Medical education needs to use a long lens when preparing young doctors for careers in primary careThe Business of Medicine Issueby Andrea VolpeFeature Nearly a decade ago, the passage of the Affordable Care Act galvanized …
The Business of Medicine Issue Autumn 2019
The New Black Bag
The New Black Bag Autumn 2019Many are flummoxed over how to improve health care delivery. But for some doctors, the answer is clear—meet patients where they areThe Business of Medicine Issueby Jessica CerretaniFeature It’s a sweltering summer morning …
The Business of Medicine Issue Autumn 2019
May I Take Your Order?
May I Take Your Order? Autumn 2019Choices made by patients generate conversations and catalyze actions that could reshape health careThe Business of Medicine Issueby Elizabeth GehrmanFeature With high costs, low satisfaction, and nearly half of U.S. …
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Alumni on How Being a Doctor Brings Joy
Alumni on How Being a Doctor Brings Joy Spring 2019How does being a doctor bring you joy?Mental Health Issue12 minute readAlumni Rounds Samuel Kim, MD ’62 I find joy in my interactions with patients, parents, students, and other health care personnel. …