The culture of the nurse-physician relationship has changed dramatically over the past years and is one of the most important drivers of a healthy work environment
December 2010
As a practicing pediatric oncologist at an academic institute, every morning begins with optimism and a quest to win the day.
About 13,300 new cases of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) are diagnosed yearly, and nearly 9,000 deaths occur in the United States.
Medical oncology is a complex field, rich in basic science, mechanism of actions, and cutting-edge clinical investigation but also physical, emotional, social, and existential distress for the patient.
It is easy to become politically involved in your own community, ranging from attending meetings with congressional staffers and political fundraisers to talking with your patients, family, friends, and neighbors about how the law is affecting Medicare reimbursement.
Like most Americans, you've probably noticed a significant increase in the amount of credit card and rewards card offers you've received lately.
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