11 Great Articles on Humanism in Healthcare from 2015
December 23, 2015

Here are the 11 articles from 2015 that resonated the most with our Facebook community. They prove simultaneously that humanism is alive and well, and that we must work to … chevron_right Read more

My wildly unrealistic wish list for the future of medicine in America
September 4, 2014

The Gold Foundation asked internist and writer Suzanne Koven, MD about her dreams for the future of medicine. Here is her wish list. chevron_right Read more

Best practices: Offering patients real support
June 25, 2014

By Nia Zalamea, MD Three years into my private practice, I met a gentleman (we can call him “Mr. B”) who was a father of two, husband and contractor. He … chevron_right Read more

Medical (non)adherence: You really have to ask
June 23, 2014

By Dennis Rosen, MD It can sometimes seem as though the easy part of being a doctor is taking a history, making the diagnosis, and prescribing the appropriate treatment. There … chevron_right Read more

Group medical visits: Promising model for achieving the Triple Aim
April 14, 2014

by Tom Dahlborg The group medical visits model was originally conceived as a model for well-child visits back in 1974.  With the current shortage of primary care and other physicians, … chevron_right Read more

Medical-legal partnership builds a culture of upstream advocacy
March 13, 2014

by Elizabeth Tobin Tyler, JD and Edward Paul, MD Sometimes the screening questions a doctor most needs to ask her patients are not the ones she has traditionally been taught to … chevron_right Read more

3 reasons being nice is just as important as being smart
October 7, 2013

Recently I have had two colleagues say to me “I’d rather have a Smart Nurse than a Nice Nurse.” It pierced my Spirit like an arrow. This statement is in … chevron_right Read more