- Building the Patient-Centered Medical Home
- Climate Checkup
- Faust Files
- Focus on Policy
- Happy Healer
- KevinMD
- Of Parasites and Plagues
- Prescriptions for a Broken System
- Rural Rx
- Second Opinions
- Suicidologist's Soliloquy
- The Health Docket
- The Toxicology Report
- What We Heard This Week
- Wired Practice
- Working Stiff
We depend heavily on technology, but let's not forget about the humanity in healthcare
We must ease paperwork burdens on our specialty and make it more attractive to future physicians
What did I find at the Aspen Ideas Festival? A lot of inspiration and hope
We need to work harder to ensure that patient referrals actually go through
There's such a thing as too much information, especially if the patient isn't yours
Cutting one click from a routine process can make a big difference
Our annual innovation symposium inspired us to make our health system work better
An unexpected hole in my schedule gave me the chance to do something invaluable
Electronic health records aren't delivering on their promise of fewer paper forms
It's great to have more than one way to ask for help on a difficult case
Home monitoring can offer a great way to extend our services
When it comes to artificial intelligence in healthcare, there are still a few bugs in the system
Here's yet another example of how automation can help us
A day away from it all gave our staff a chance to generate ideas big and small
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