A visually dramatic case with a challenging, uncommon scenario came to Dr. Robert Dickson’s walk-in, where parents decided which diagnosis they would prefer.
A new report from the U.S. has found that 67% of physicians used a tool that uses artificial intelligence at least once a day in their practice, but many say they're frustrated with how their organizations are deploying the technology.
While many don't keep their resolutions, you almost certainly won’t keep them if you don’t make a list. Here’s my advice for making that list stick—and my own ideas for what should be on it.
None of these lessons came from a conference podium or a journal abstract. They emerged in exam rooms, group circles, silence and moments when nothing was being ‘fixed.’
Just as we count inventory—regularly checking what is on the shelf, what is running low, and what needs to be reordered—we must do the same for our profession.
