Enclothed Cognition

It is predicted that by 2018, 50 percent of over 3.4 billion smartphone and tablet users will have downloaded a healthcare application

Making the effort to dress professionally denotes respect for those you serve, and respect is of the utmost importance in doctor-patient relationships. By Guest Author Daniela Steyn. 

Dr. Marion Mass writes about her experience in the healthcare system from a patient's perspective, and tries to understand where the healthcare system has broken down. 

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Over the past several years, Dr. Sheena Sharma has borne witness as the voices of her colleagues and fellow physicians have become drowned out in a sea of corporate medicine, patient satisfaction surveys, anonymous online reviews, and hospital mega-administrations.

In honor of National Physicians Week, guest contributor Dr. Leslie-Ann Williams discusses her seven commandments of positive patient interactions.

Guest contributor Darin Williams MD writes about the privilege of being a physician and society's puzzling attitudes towards the career path he chose.

Today medical software company Kareo got the conversation flowing on social media with their #KareoChat hashtag, sparking some critical discussion among the nursing community about exploring the different roles nurses should play in health information technology.

Reports from earlier this month shed light on the achieved accomplishments a team of scientists from Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School who have taken a major step closer to regenerate functional human heart tissue from adult skin cells.

Speaking at Cancerscape, an annual meeting of oncologists, Lindsay Conway, managing director of the Advisory Board Company and an expert in Medicare reimbursements, outlined what providers can expect in 2016.