Learning the right lessons from digital news leaders
The best formula for building a news site continues to elude some publishers.
ACR Continuous Professional Improvement Program, Now Available Online
Traditionally offered in print, the American College of Radiology?s (ACR) Continuous Professional Improvement (CPI) self-assessment program is now available in a convenient online format. The new online format is suited for Mac or PCs, iPads and other mobile devices.
American Psychological Association Offers Continuing Education Credits for Conference on Meditation
The American Psychological Association has approved continuing education credits for The American Meditation Institute?s (AMI) sixth annual mind/body medicine CME conference November 5-9, 2014 at the Cranwell Resort and Spa in Lenox, Massachusetts. Entitled The Heart and Science of Yoga, this 30 CE and CME mind/body medicine training for psychologists, physicians and nurses is accredited through the Albany Medical College Office of Continuing Medical Education.
Fighting Ebola: See how doctors are training in Anniston to treat deadly disease
Prevention this week started training volunteer health workers heading to Africa to help fight the epidemic.
Patients tend to listen more to female doctors
Women are more likely to heed guidance on nutrition, exercise and weight loss when it comes from doctors who are female, rather than male, a new study suggests.
A sneak peek into the lives of young doctors
It took you a while to get the hang of things. But you did ? eventually.
It always is that way with a new job. Nobody is born knowing how to work, and learning to be proficient takes time, patience and training. If Terrence Holt?s new book
Doctor of pharmacy program to discontinue at Tulsa, consolidate at OUHSC
OU is phasing out the doctor of pharmacy training program at OU’s Tulsa campus and is consolidating it at OU’s Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City.
Nurses Are Lifesavers
Nurses are the center point of care and do remarkable things for the people they serve, including family caregivers.
Always Learning: How One Doc Utilizes Provider-to-Provider Social Media
It would be easy for a guy like Jorge Armando Brenes Salazar, M.D. to rest on his laurels and what he has accomplished so far.
An FIU Doctor’s Experience With The Ebola Outbreak
WLRN News Anchor Kelley Mitchell follows up on a previous interview with Florida International University professor of infectious disease Dr. Aileen Marty on her experience trying to stem the spread of the Ebola virus in Nigeria now that Marty has returned.