Women More Likely to Survive a Heart Attack if Doctor is Female
Female doctors outperformed their male counterparts in regards to heart attack survival rates, as a whole, and particularly, for women heart attack survivors.
White Coats: Style Choice or a Sign of Better Care?
While an longstanding, iconic symbol of physicians, does wearing a white coat actually matter, when it comes to patient perceptions of trust and confidence?
PA Salaries Increase, Top $100k on Average
The average annual PA salary increased nearly 3%, compared to the previous year, with a majority of PAs now earning a base salary of more than $100,000.
A Better Way to Make the CME Allowance Work for Clinicians
Has your CME allowance remained stagnant, while CME costs continue to rise? Here’s how to get the most bang for your allowed buck.
US Congressman/Former BioPharma Company Board Member Arrested
Chris Collins, the United States Representative for New York’s 27th congressional district, has been arrested by the FBI on charges of insider trading.
FDA Supports New Steps to Further Nicotine Replacement Therapy Research
Use of FDA-approved nicotine replacement therapy products may double the likelihood of a successful attempt to quit smoking.
Physical Therapy and the Gender Pay Gap
Though typically a female-dominated industry, a new report indicates that women PTs are still paid less than their male counterparts.
Self-Care Tips for the Back-to-School Therapist
Take a look at a few helpful self-care tips for the busy school-based therapist. Because you can’t take care of others, if you don’t take care of yourself, first.
A Look at Healthcare Benefits for Hospital Employees
New findings show that hospitals are offering their employees fewer insurance options, and spending more per employee on healthcare benefits.
The State of Healthcare Across the United States
Vermont is the best state for Americans to receive healthcare and Louisiana is the worst, according to a new survey. Do you work in a state in the top five? Or, worse, the bottom five?