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The interns are here, re-energizing our efforts to spread the joy of outpatient medicine
We need to be ready for the next public health emergency, whatever that may be
Yes, AI can help, if clinicians are consulted during its creation
It's great to hear about innovators making progress in improving our healthcare system
We need solutions that actually work, not processes that just get in the way of patient care
It certainly won't fix everything, but working from home deserves a place in the schedule
We must do better at making sure patients connect with their care managers
Should our practice add wound care and other offerings in a time of specialist shortages?
Notes should simply speak the truth and include only what matters
A lab collection report showed us that fixing problems requires getting the right information
What can we do to create a healthcare system that we all look forward to working in every day?
Changing who answers the phones or fills in for the doc may mean fewer personal connections
... but I don't blame the residents, we just need to make it a more attractive specialty
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