Female physicians with children still take on most domestic responsibilities, which may contribute to career dissatisfaction, according to a study published in JAMA Surgery.

The Association of American Medical Colleges, along with 65 healthcare stakeholders are backing legislation that would help address the national physician workforce shortage by gradually adding new Medicare-supported residency positions by 2025.

Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City will expand its scholarship program so medical students with the greatest financial need graduate with no more than $75,000 in debt, making it the latest institution to address the massive debt burden facing medical students, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Portals must meet today’s healthcare consumers where most live: on their phones.

No matter where they live – in rural or urban areas – people have the same health issues, including high-acuity conditions. But many factors create unique challenges for patients with high-acuity cases in rural communities.

Kern Medical in Bakersfield, Calif., has notified Lara Kollab, DO, that her position in the hospital's Internal Medicine Residency Program has been withdrawn for submitting false information during the match process. Dr. Kollab was previously fired from Cleveland Clinic for sharing anti-Semitic comments on social media.

Texas lawmakers on Monday advanced a bill that would extend legal cover to state-licensed professionals who deny services based on their faith, according to the Dallas News. 

Lawmakers in Illinois are considering legislation that would impose patient limits on hospital nurses, according to NPR Illinois.

Detroit Medical Center and Nashville, Tenn.-based Meharry Medical College have expanded their affiliation to allow more Meharry medical students to train at DMC hospitals, the organizations announced.

A recent blog post by ECG Management Consultants discusses TAVR regulations potentially changing and new opportunities to advance cardiology service line strategies. 

A recent article by ECG  Management Consultants discusses the future in oncology care. 

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy's proposal to shut down the state's only medical school program by withdrawing about $3 million in funding faced pushback during a recent state Senate finance committee hearing, according to CBS-affiliated television station KTVA.

A recent article from Cerner reviews five ways health systems can use cusotmer relationship tools to improve health outcomes. 

A recent article by ECG Management Consultants shares key learnings from recent conversations with leaders from cancer centers regarding the future of oncology and how organizations can prepare. 

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center has teamed up with a local designer to design head scarves for chemotherapy patients, according to Vogue.

University of Missouri School of Medicine Dean Patrick Delafontaine, MD, revealed plans to step down from his post at the end of the month in a letter to students, faculty and staff March 15, according to the Columbia Daily Tribune.

Behind every care plan are dedicated laboratory teams playing a vital role in healthcare.

This year's Match Day, which took place March 15, was the largest in history, according to the National Resident Matching Program, which operates the residency program application system.

Several alumni of the UIC College of Medicine in Chicago have raised funds to create a scholarship fund to honor Tamara O'Neal, MD, the physician killed during a shooting at Mercy Hospital & Medical Center in November 2018.

In addition to working long hours and caring for patients, several physicians and staff from Texas Medical Center in Houston have come together to form an orchestra.