How Primary Care Physicians Can Work With Patients to Change Behavior
The behavioral aspects of poor health are even more important than we may have thought. That’s according to a new study finding …
The Secret Ingredient of Successful People and Organizations: Grit
Angela Duckworth was an outstanding student growing up, so much so that she was admitted to Harvard University. All the while, however, she …
Doctors, Patients Shortchanged by Emphasis on Population-Based Standards of Care
In his recent book, “The Finest Traditions of My Calling,” Dr. Abraham Nussbaum, 41, makes the case that doctors and patients alike …
Lowering the Bar: Medicine in the 21st Century
As many as 16 million Americans are prone to screaming and pounding on the dashboard when someone cuts them off in traffic. …
3 Ways Hiring Managers Can Repair the Candidate Experience
A CareerBuilder survey reveals that 82 percent of employers think there’s little to no negative impact on the company when a candidate …
Overtime Pay Rules will Affect Millions of Healthcare Workers
Millions of full-time healthcare workers will be eligible for overtime pay under a new federal rule that nearly doubled the threshold at …
5 Keys to a Happier and More Productive Company Culture
If your company is stuck in the past, consider that by 2020, half of the workforce will be Millennials. There’s no time …
Solving America’s Opioid Crisis: Remember the Patient
Physicians, medical organizations and public health experts around the nation all have shared reasons why the opioid overdose epidemic must be top …
Medical Error is Third Leading Cause of Death in US
Medical error is the third leading cause of death in the United States, after heart disease and cancer, according to findings published in …
Study: More than 40 Percent of Retired NFL Players Had Brain Injury
More than 40 percent of retired National Football League (NFL) players in a recent study had signs of traumatic brain injury based …