A 23-year-old Massachusetts man was arraigned Feb. 26 and pleaded not guilty to one charge of armed assault with intent to murder and one count of murder for the death of a 22-year-old medical student Feb. 24, according to MassLive.
Integration & Physician Issues
Franklin, Tenn.-based Community Health Systems needs to invest in more nurses and equipment for Fort Wayne, Ind.-based Lutheran Health Network rather than spending money to battle LHN's former CEO in court, a group of physician advocates wrote in a recent…
Multistate licensure for healthcare practitioners is a solution whose time has come.
A former Cleveland Clinic physician who came under criticism for writing an op-ed column last year questioning the relationship between vaccines and autism has launched his own private practice, according to cleveland.com.
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The Medical Board of California revoked the license of a Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa (Calif.) Medical Center OB-GYN physician earlier this month after learning he entered into a sexual relationship with a patient, who later became a nurse at the…
Physicians at a seperate private practice are standing behind their Harrison-based North Arkansas Regional Medical Center-affiliated colleague who the physicians claim lost his privileges at NARMC because was also employed by a competing hospital, KY3 reports.
A Los Angeles-based LAC+USC Medical Center physician filed a lawsuit against LA County and Los Angeles-based University of Southern California, alleging both entities mishandled her complaint against a physician colleague who allegedly sexually assaulted her in 2015, according to The…
If all goes well this May, Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, a guard for the Kansas City Chiefs, may be adding "MD" to the back of his football jersey, according to The Kansas City Star.
While many provisions of the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act overhaul the United States’ tax code, one in particular has potential direct implications for a physician’s bottom line.