Mount Sinai Health System and U.S. Anesthesia Partners have teamed up to provide management services for Greater New York Anesthesia Services, a new practice group serving New York City.
Integration & Physician Issues
In 2015, around eight medical schools were offering three-year medical programs. Today, that number has risen to more than 30.
At least 20 hospitals and health systems have shared plans this year to launch new physician residency programs, though several are reducing or closing programs due to a range of factors.
Xavier University in Cincinnati has released more details on its first-of-a-kind medical school.
As CEO of Tufts Medicine, Michael Dandorph always has an eye out for ways to involve physicians in strategic decision-making and enable them to have greater control over their practice.
Greenville, N.C.-based East Carolina University is piloting a program that adds cooking and nutrition classes to its physician assistant curriculum.
Most physicians have never undergone a peer review, but 56% of physicians said they were concerned that peer reviews could be used to punish them, according to a Medscape report.
Artificial intelligence must be thoughtfully integrated into medical education to ensure that it does not hinder students' development of critical foundational skills, according to a physician's op-ed published Dec. 1 in MedPage Today.
Cleveland Clinic's three-year medical school is making waves by graduating medical students in less time but without sacrificing quality of education.
A group of nutrition and education experts, including physicians at Dallas-based UT Southeastern Medical Center, has issued a proposal for medical schools to incorporate competencies on healthy eating counseling into their curriculum.