Bridging therapy is superior to direct thrombectomy within 4.5 hours of acute ischemic stroke
1. Fewer patients in the direct thrombectomy achieved functional independence at 90 days compared...
Neurology Newsletter
The Balancing Act: Retirement Versus Student Loans
As the cost of secondary education continues to rise, physicians are entering the workforce...
How Do US Physician Salaries Compare With Those Abroad?
In a recent International Compensation Report, earnings for physicians in the US, UK, Germany,...
What Financial Relief Options Are Available to Struggling Practices?
Although medical practices have ways to optimize their revenue cycle management, pandemic-related...
8 Reasons Docs Choose Locum Tenens
I was looking at a report the other day when something caught my attention. I wasn’t surprised to see that 96% of doctors are familiar with the concept of locum tenens—most everyone has worked alongside a locum physician. What...
Physician Non-Compete Contracts: Where Do We Stand?
At its simplest, a non-compete contract entails one party legally agreeing to not enter into or...
Should Pandemic Practices Remain Permanent in Your Practice?
The pandemic has forced everyone into a new normal. Medical practices perhaps more than any other...
CME/CE: Treating Fibromyalgia Pain With Lidocaine
This course discusses a study that sought to determine the effect of escalating doses of IV...
Medical Fiction: Frank and the Door
This is one of a collection of stories that are like “Final Destination” meets “The Monkey’s Paw”...
Our Patients Are Using More Supplements: Here’s How We Can Guide Them
Among the less-noted consequences of COVID-19, many Americans have become more health-conscious...
Medical Fiction: Brandi, Brian, and the Cupid
This is one of a collection of stories that are like “Final Destination” meets “The Monkey’s Paw”...
#PWChat Recap: Empowering Physicians to Discuss Vaccination With Patients
The latest installment of the #PWChat series centered around empowering physicians to discuss...
