This article reviews the history of the opioid epidemic from 1980 to today, methods and quality of pain management in the postoperative setting, risk factors for developing an OUD after surgery, the current treatment regimen for OUD, and the success ...

In this concluding part, I offer eight additional ideas that you may be able to implement in your practice.

This is the first article in a series of three that deals in considerable detail with the process of developing physician employment agreements.

A physician discusses misconceptions that have helped create the opioid crisis and a new methodology used by a Nebraska hospital system.

Walk through the process and discover what you need to know as a physician leader and change agent.

Younger physicians are embracing single-payer (universal) health care, chip away at profession’s and AMA’s longtime opposition.

Physicians who know of overdose death cut prescriptions by almost 10% over three months.

Smaller hospitals says it's a conflict of profit over treating populations needing access to the less-invasive TARV heart-valve procedure. Big hospitals say it's about volume and experience.

A study finds that seriously ill patients need special attention, instruction and a human touch when they are discharged from the hospital into other settings.

List some career employment tips that physician leaders can share with final-year medical residents before they sign their first contract.

What are the differences and similarities in the roles of clinician and physician leader?

An investigation of outpatient centers finds a patchwork of state rules allows deaths to go unexamined and doctors exiled for misconduct to keep working.