Amid growing economic pressures and evolving healthcare expectations, the U.S. health system is undergoing a significant shift toward value-based care. As part of this transformation,
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In the ICU as a pediatric resident physician, I cared for an infant whose life was forever altered by a co-sleeping accident. Now ventilator and
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Being passionate about political and social issues can sometimes bring frustration, as the issues often seem too complex and lofty to be impacted by any
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What does it mean to invest in people? At the Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy, we believe it’s more than professional advancement –
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Each year, about 2.3 million newborns die worldwide: an average of four newborn deaths every minute. In 2000, the United Nations launched the Millennium Development
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When we think of risks in surgery, our minds often go to human factors around the procedure itself, but some powerful predictors of surgical outcomes
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Cervical radiculopathy is a condition where a nerve in the neck gets pinched or irritated, often causing pain that travels from the neck down into
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When it comes to Alzheimer’s disease, what we say – and how we say it – matters more than we might think. A new article
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The COVID-19 pandemic fueled an explosion in the use of telemedicine for patient care. Telemedicine involves the use of video calls, phone consultations and other
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No matter where in the hospital you work, you likely have encountered a child on the autism spectrum. If you have ever thought to yourself
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