The Evolution of Primary Care 

By: Kathy Ruscitto For many  years we have lived with the concept that primary care  is delivered by an office based physician who treats and coordinates all our care. The wisdom and experience primary care physicians have  brought to this practice has been remarkable. Over the last several years environmental pressures have brought about an … Read more

Can Paid Medical Experts Guarantee Justice in Medical Malpractice Cases? 

By Jennifer Negley Expert witness testimony is essential to all medical malpractice legal proceedings. Usually, without a medical expert, plaintiffs cannot proceed to trial, and defendants are usually doomed to an adverse jury verdict. Medical experts are recruited in many ways, even from proprietary companies that offer a diverse variety of experts. Finding these crucial … Read more

Rampant Burnout Among Healthcare Workers

by William Ecenbarger There’s a new epidemic across America–burnout among healthcare workers. Although the initial focus had been on physicians and nurses, a new study found the burnout problem impacting the entire healthcare workforce–pharmacists, social workers, respiratory therapists, hospital security officers, and staff members of health care and public health organizations. The results of a … Read more