Tips for Dealing with Difficult Patients
We wrote such beautiful essays and personal statements on our medical school and residency applications. But, over…
Bias
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Tips for Dealing with Difficult Patients
We wrote such beautiful essays and personal statements on our medical school and residency applications. But, over... -
Gun Violence: Treating the Root Cause
Everybody dies in the summer. Want to say your goodbyes, tell them while it’s spring. I heard... -
Addressing Bias, Racism, and Disparities in the Emergency Department
The emergency department represents a critical point of entry into the health care system for vulnerable patient...
Gun Violence: Treating the Root Cause
Everybody dies in the summer. Want to say your goodbyes, tell them while it’s spring. I heard…
Addressing Bias, Racism, and Disparities in the Emergency Department
The emergency department represents a critical point of entry into the health care system for vulnerable patient…
Interphysician Weight Bias in the House of Medicine
The Case You are sitting in a committee meeting, discussing an application to promote another physician in…
Moving from Race-Based to Race-Conscious Care
The year 2020 highlighted our flaws. Unprepared, we faced a pandemic that has now killed more than…
Insights from the Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network
Thanks to the tireless work of countless staff and volunteers, the Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network…
We Must Think Beyond “Women in Medicine”
Editors’ Note: In this article, the word “female” is used as an adjective and “women” as a…
Are Virtual Conferences a Blessing for Women?
Since the pandemic began, virtual meetings have become the new normal. As a mother of two children…
Diversity Should Be a Priority
“I have been to the hospital countless times over the last few years, and you are the…
In Emergency Medicine, Mistakes Are Harsh Teachers
In emergency medicine, no one ever wants to make a mistake. We assume worst first because at…