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Exploring the science, practice, and business of medicine.
Exploring the science, practice, and business of medicine.
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Today, there are more women in health care leadership roles than ever before, yet their representation still lags behind their men counterparts as gender disparities persist in health care organizations around the world.
It’s important for health care professionals to educate themselves about new technological developments. Bhatnagar encourages these professionals to understand the cycles of innovation in healthcare technology to make smarter long-term decisions.
Whether you are working with a new team or have inherited a pre-existing one, it’s important to remember that the team dynamics that precede you will have a significant impact on your new role.
Clinicians today need strong critical thinking skills in order to properly diagnose and treat patients. That’s one reason why it is critical for educators to help medical students cultivate these skills early in their training.
Medical school educators now understand that teaching is, itself, a teachable skill that can be honed regardless of one’s background and level of expertise—and that the earlier trainees learn to teach, the more effective they will be as educators.
The need for good science writers and editors can still be under-recognized in the academic community, but once a principal investigator understands the concrete value you bring, you can begin building a portfolio of published work.
Medical professionals and clinical leaders responsible for improving quality and patient safety profiles can bridge the knowledge gap in clinical IT systems by learning how to optimize the organization’s informatics systems in a value-added way.
Clinical trials are the gold standard for testing the effectiveness of treatment interventions for both common and rare conditions, yet the time and financial investment required to find and recruit eligible patients can be cumbersome.
Women working in clinical research can bring real value when they serve in leadership positions.
For people working in the healthcare field, developing their writing skills can help them do their job more effectively.