Frustrations Among Primary Care Physicians Should Be
Primary care physicians (PCPs) are incredibly frustrated. This level of frustration should be a
What Are the Characteristics of a Good
PCPs like people. This was true of them long before they started
Why Is There a Critical Shortage of
Primary care physicians (PCPs) are becoming extinct. It’s true. Not many medical
Will Technology Make Primary Care Doctors “Whole”?
My July column focused on what I see as the adverse effects of academic medical faculty
Person-Centered HealthCare: Medical Schools’ Efforts to Address
According to the results of the AAMC’s Center for Workforce Studies 2012 Medical School
Tipping Point: Are Private Practice Doctors Becoming
The ongoing migration by doctors from private practice (self-employment) to working for a hospital
More Physicians Entering Primary Care, But Not
Last Friday, March 15th, was “match day,” the day when medical students who are
Same Day Doctor Appointments? Read the Fine
Cleveland and northeast Ohio are not hospitable to private practice medicine. I
Who Will Save the Independent Physicians?
The Wall Street Journal is my favorite newspaper, but its Op-Ed page is not
Medical School Debt and Primary Care
I woke up today and found a weird headline in my inbox: “Med School