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Will Telemedicine Gains Remain After the Pandemic? Four Neurologists Weigh in.
'Our institution strongly feels that telemedicine is here to stay,' says one doctor. But another expresses concerns about losing a personal connection to patients. 'There's something very healing about human touch.'
How Practicing Sleep Medicine in Saipan Helped One Neurologist Prepare for the Pandemic
In 2007, neurologist Kim Hutchison moved with her husband and two kids to Saipan, the island in the U.S. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands in the Pacific Ocean. She had no intention of practicing medicine. But not only did she end up opening a neurology and sleep medicine clinic, she also expanded her ability…
Why the 0–10 Pain Scale Should Go Away (Hint: It Has to Do with the Opioid Epidemic)
“How many of you still use the comparative pain scale (0–10)?” asked John Bowman, CEO of Sure Med Compliance, during his talk at the annual meeting of the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) this fall. Half the audience raised their hands. He then asked, “If a [chronic pain] patient walks into your practice, and you…