How Burnout Is Affecting Allied Healthcare Professionals — and What Can Be Done About It
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, a plethora of clinicians have reported symptoms of exhaustion, depression, sleep disorders, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Nearly 65 percent of physicians are experiencing
The 5 Biggest Rural Healthcare Challenges in the U.S.
What do Telluride, Colorado, Sedona, Arizona and Kennebunkport, Maine all have in common? They’ve all been included in various lists naming the best — and often most beautiful — small towns
10 Advantages to Using Digital Patient Check-In Platforms
Paper is suitable for a lot of things. It’s used for money, greeting cards, media publications and more. It’s so popular that toilet paper was a hot commodity at stores at
10 Practical Ways for Physician Practices to Grow and Maintain a High Patient Volume
Physicians take an oath to uphold specific ethical standards. Although the most widely known one is the Hippocratic Oath, historians aren’t even sure Hippocrates himself wrote it. These types of oaths are
3 Ways Healthcare Providers Can Prepare for a Recession
Unless you’re living under a rock — or don’t drive a car — you’ve most likely heard that the national average gas price has reached $4.67, the highest ever recorded. That’s
The Pros and Cons of Telemedicine
Pros and cons. Assets and liabilities. Positives and negatives. Almost every product or service we as consumers use has some advantages and disadvantages, even if it’s one of our favorites. Chocolate and