Between the urban allure of New York City and the rugged beauty of “upstate,” New York has something for everyone.
As an emergency medicine physician, Justin Allen, MD, knows the next case to come through the department’s doors can present with any number of issues.
The U.S. Supreme Court appears skeptical of providers’ rights to sue over Medicaid rates, and two, new studies show hospital discharge procedures can affect readmission...
Whether by conscious choice or out of habit, there are certain parameters we tend to function within on a regular basis.
Do you catch yourself falling into predictable patterns, such as going to the same old restaurants or jogging along the same route every day? Well, one of the benefits...
A survey on how physicians spend their free time and a list of 10 gadgets to help you get good sleep away from home are among the items presented this week.
When vacationers choose to visit Pennsylvania, they probably think of checking out its most famous sites, such as Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia...
After many years in private practice, Steven Weissfeld, MD, began to grow weary of increasing hours and declining reimbursements.
The top 10 issues that affected physicians in 2014 to another on a debate of high importance to many locum tenens providers: airplane armrest etiquette
Would you be surprised to learn the average American physician spends more than eight hours per week on non-patient care responsibilities?