BOSTON — As the health care industry faces rising professional burnout, the field should embrace self-care as part of the solution, according to a speaker at the National Kidney Foundation Spring Clinical Meetings.However, promoting personal wellness without addressing systemic issues does not work, Sarah J. Stevenson, LICSW, NSW-C, CCM, a social worker at Providence VA Medical Center, told
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A novel fist-line maintenance therapy regimen improved outcomes for patients with extensive-stage small cell lung cancer, according to study results scheduled for presentation at ASCO…
Although estate planning is often “on the radar” for physicians, too often they ignore another important planning area — incapacity planning. A well-designed and effectively…
cohort in Alberta, Canada. In this study, we evaluated these Alberta models in a kidney failure cohort that had surgery in Manitoba, Canada. Methods: The…
With more than 15,000 followers and 18,000 posts on X and a podcast called “Channel Your Enthusiasm” reviewing a classic text about acid-base and electrolyte…
