From puberty to menopause, women face unique sleep struggles. Lindsay McCullough, MD, of Rush Medical Group, discusses how to improve sleep quality.

A comprehensive, quick dive into nutrition training for doctors and future physicians is getting buy-in from medical schools.

South Dakota’s Sanford Health is gathering a star-studded list of thought leaders to explore how to deliver better care in rural areas.

How to tackle the biggest challenge in each year of medical school From drinking from the firehose as a first-year medical student to navigating the Match as a fourth-year, learn how to thrive each ...

A recent podcast about the importance of disconnection highlights the value of taking a brief pause during meetings. At the Cleveland Clinic, they use the “Wellness Minute” which invites participants ...

The RVS Update Committee (RUC) is a volunteer group of 32 physicians and other health care professionals who advise Medicare on how to value a physician's work. Learn more about what the RUC does at ...

Upon completion of training in the U.S., J-1 visa holders must return to their home country for a period of 2 years to transmit the knowledge they gained in the U.S. An individual must fulfill this ...

An innovative orientation explores local history to enable incoming resident physicians to connect with patients and understand community needs.

Physicians who create an environment where all patients feel welcome can better meet their patients' often complex health care needs. Find recommended standards of practice with lesbian, gay, bisexual ...

Medical specialty societies, individual physicians, hospitals, third-party payers and other interested parties may submit applications for changes to CPT for consideration by the CPT® Editorial Panel.

There are three levels of recognition in the Joy in Medicine program: Bronze, Silver and Gold. Recognition levels are valid for two years. Listed below are the recognition years, levels and locations ...

When a patient is seen for a physical or preventive/wellness visit—and also has acute complaints or chronic problems which require additional evaluation—some physicians encounter challenges when ...