Enclothed Cognition

On Feb 3^rd, we celebrate National Women Physician’s Day with Elizabeth Blackwell being the inspiration for the inauguration of this holiday in 2016.

New and advancing technologies enable caregivers to monitor the patient without having to be in the home the entire time, allowing more patients to live independently and in their own home for a longer period.

An analysis at Atlanta's Emory University found that wayfinding was costing the institution more than $200,000 every year.

It’s ironic that those entrusted to keep the rest of us comfortable, rested, and fed aren’t afforded the same courtesy—especially in a field where nurse fatigue and patient safety are so closely linked.

The technology at Spire is designed specifically to help users take control of their respiration and in doing so, give them the ability to moderate their overall mental and physiological well-being.

In the weeks leading up to NWPD we will be accepting submissions from anyone with a story to tell about your experience as a woman physician.

Hala Sabry, DO, MBA is the founder of PMG and creator of National Women Physicians Day, which was celebrated for the first time in 2016. As we honor the upcoming NWPD 2017, read her inspiring words to females in medicine. 

When you first decided to become a doctor, it may have felt like a calling, but a medical career can soon overtake your entire life, consume every minute of your day, use up all your energy, stretch your patience to the limit, demand your constant attention, and start taking a toll on your relationships.

Amy Ho, MD is a Medelita HIP Ambassador, an emergency physician, published writer and national speaker on issues pertaining to healthcare, with work featured in Forbes, Chicago Tribune, NPR, KevinMD, and TEDx.

A smooth transition to a new work environment is the first step to your success. Here are 10 tips from experienced nurses that will help you avoid missteps and make the most of your opportunities.