Has the rise of virtual appointments impacted how you care for patients? As telehealth continues to become increasingly prevalent in medical practices across the country, it’s critical that providers across different specialties know how to help patients feel comfortable with this type of care.
As the COVID-19 crisis continues to evolve at healthcare facilities across the country, many licensing requirements and practice laws for medical professionals are being changed to accommodate cities and regions most in need of staffing support.
Inadequate staffing levels can take a significant toll on any healthcare facility, especially during times when patient demand is at its highest.
Are you exploring physician specialties but not sure what to pursue? Depending on your medical interests and career goals, you’ll be pleased to learn there are many types of in-demand, lucrative physician careers to consider.
As many healthcare facilities in rural areas make budget cuts and reduce staff, there remains a high demand for specialized temporary physicians who can deliver top-quality patient care.
With increasing budget cuts and workforce demands, it’s never been more important for healthcare organizations to regularly evaluate their staffing needs.
There is no denying that technology has always been closely intertwined with advancements in healthcare.
Physicians are leaving the industry, many citing depression, overextension, frustration with bureaucracy, and increasing demands on time.
Antibiotics and antimicrobial agents have been widely used over the last 70 years. While this served to reduce illness and treat many patients with infectious diseases, there have been unforeseen results in the form of antibiotic and antimicrobial resistance.